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Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno (LRRF) is a no kill non-profit 501 (c)3, that is 100% foster based (we do not have a facility). We rescue abandoned, homeless and neglected Labradors from all over central California and beyond.
- Available Labs
If you are interested in adopting a Lab from the Labrador...
- Available for Adoption
The PAW Patrol Pups – Black Lab X, 5 months old, Approx....
- Become a Foster
Fostering is one of the most important volunteer...
- Ways to Help
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- News & Events
Event details will be posted as information is confirmed. We...
- About Us
Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno has been rescuing and...
- Contacts
Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno. Please do not contact...
- Adoption Application
Available Labs. Available for Adoption; Adoption...
- Available Labs
Our dogs are in foster homes or with their current families; we do not have a central facility or shelter. We adopt to homes north to Redding and south to Fresno, and from the S.F. Bay Area south to Monterey County.
Find a New Best Friend. We update the list of available dogs as adoptions occur and as new dogs arrive, so please keep checking for the latest information. All dogs listed below are still available unless otherwise noted. If you would like to adopt from CCLRR, please go to the Adopt page to read about our adoption process.
If you are interested in adopting a Lab from the Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno, the first step is to complete an Adoption Application. This application provides us with invaluable information about the dog you’re looking to bring into your life. Under the “Available Labs” tab, click “ Adoption Application ” and fill out the on-line form.
Adopt a dog or cat today! Search for local pets in need of a home. Adoptapet.com can help you find directions to your closest rescue and allows you to browse pets for adoption before you visit.
Adopt one of our Labs and help save a Life! Please note: We adopt to homes north to Redding and south to Fresno, and from the S. F. Bay Area south to Monterey County. No Southern California or out of state adoptions with the exception of the Reno-Tahoe area.
We do not have a central facility or shelter. Our dogs are in foster homes while they receive veterinary care and training before they are adopted. We adopt to homes north to Redding and south to Fresno, and from the S.F. Bay Area south to Monterey County.
