Maddie – 1 year old female Labrador Retriever Cross

MADDIE — EVERYTHING A FAMILY COULD HOPE FOR!

Maddie is a female lab mix,1 year old.

The hardest thing about Maddie is knowing that a dog this beautiful inside is still waiting for someone to see her.

She is only one year old.

Still at the very beginning of her life.

And she already carries the kind of nature that people spend years hoping to find in a dog.

Maddie is gentle in a way that reaches straight into your heart.

She is quiet, affectionate and soft in everything she does. She is simply a kind girl who makes being beside her feel peaceful.

She walks beautifully on the lead.

She is wonderful with other dogs.

She is cat-friendly.

And she is incredibly gentle and friendly with children.

Maddie has so much to offer a family, yet she asks for nothing more than the chance to belong to one.

She has her whole life ahead of her.

A whole lifetime of loyalty, affection and companionship waiting to be given.

And somewhere, there must be a person or family whose life is missing exactly what Maddie carries.

Her quiet goodness.

Her soft heart.

Her beautiful, peaceful nature.

MADDIE AT A GLANCE:

1-year-old female
Small-to-medium-sized Lab mix
Wonderful with other dogs
Cat friendly
Very child-friendly
Gentle, calm, affectionate and incredibly kind
Lead trained

MADDIE’S HEALTH:

Fully vaccinated
Spayed
4D tested
Brucellosis tested

Please do not let this beautiful girl grow up without ever knowing what it feels like to be someone’s whole world.

Please contact us if you would like to adopt Maddie and make her part of your family.

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