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Labrador Retriever & Shepherd Mix

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About Romeo

Romeo is also still waiting for his happily-ever-after, and if dogs could make wish lists, his would probably be simple: a soft bed, a family to love, and someone to finally tell him, “You’re home.”

While other dogs have come and gone, Romeo continues to greet each day with quiet kindness and a hopeful wag of his tail. He may be a little shy at first, but once he trusts you, he becomes the kind of loyal companion who never wants to leave your side.

Romeo and his brother Ranger grew up around kids, dogs, and cats and have only ever known love from the family who raised them. Sadly, their owners could no longer afford to care for them or get them properly vetted, but despite all the changes in their lives, these boys have remained incredibly sweet and gentle.

They’re lower-energy dogs who enjoy lounging around just as much as a romp in the yard. They’ve kenneled with dogs of all sizes without issue and are often used as “temperament test” dogs because they stay calm and non-reactive. Romeo is leash-trained, great in the car, neutered, fully vaccinated, about 2 years old, lab mix and he is ready for a home of his own.

Romeo and Ranger have also gone on outings with volunteers and have done wonderfully meeting new people and other dogs. The shelter truly believes that once they’re in loving homes, their sweet personalities will blossom even more.

All Romeo needs now is someone willing to give a longtime shelter dog the chance he’s been patiently waiting for. 🐾. Romeo or Ranger can be fostered or adopted to separate homes.

If you have a foster or furever home for this pet, please e-mail Furever Home Dog Rescue at [email protected] and request an adoption application. The breed and age of this pet is listed as is our best guess. We have no background info on who the mom and dad are. Please note we do not adopt puppies/dogs to homes where they will be left alone all day. We do not have a shelter facility you can visit. Our volunteers foster the dogs and pups in their homes once they have been vetted and transported here to FHDR. Please read our homepage www.fhdr.petfinder.com to read how the adoption process works. And, please visit Furever Home Dog Rescue’s homepage www.FureverHomeDogRescue.com to see some of our many reviews. Thank you!