Bonnie – 1 year old female Labrador Retriever

Meet Bonnie, a one year old female Labrador Retriever from working stock — smaller in size but bursting with personality and that signature Labrador charm.

Bonnie is full of love, life, and enthusiasm for everyone she meets. She’s the kind of dog who greets every new person like an old friend and can’t wait to make every dog her new playmate.

Bonnie is looking for a new home because her current owner is going away for a year, and it wouldn’t be fair for her to go into foster care. Ideally, she’ll move straight into her forever home to avoid the stress of rescue life.

Bonnie is a happy, affectionate girl who loves people and dogs alike. She’s still very much a puppy — full of energy and excitement — and can be a bit giddy on walks, pulling on the lead out of pure enthusiasm.

She’s also a bit too exuberant with visitors, but with some consistent training, she’ll learn her manners quickly.

With plenty of exercise, mental stimulation, and positive guidance, Bonnie will grow into the amazing companion she’s meant to be.

She’s recently been spayed, fully vaccinated, flea-treated, and wormed. Her ideal home will be an active, dog-friendly household — no small children or cats — where she can have fun, continue learning, and enjoy the company of another friendly dog.

Bonnie will make a wonderful addition to an active home full of love, laughter, and wagging tails.

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