Appeal to fosterers and adopters within the Lincolnshire area

This is an appeal to the good folk of Lincolnshire who may be looking to adopt a Labrador in desperate need.

We currently have a four year old yellow male looking for a very patient, committed and kind and loving home. He has come into rescue under particularly unique circumstances.

This lad was found behaving quite erratically on the shore line of a south coast beach early one morning in January 2026. A passerby was concerned to see him running up and down the beach and climbing onto rocks, whilst barking frantically out to sea. The Police were called and a full land and sea search was carried out, as it was feared that the dog’s owner may have been swept out to sea. Nothing was found that day and he was taken into care by the local authorities dog warden. He was kept a ;little longer than the usual 7 days due to the circumstances and an appeal by the local press went out to find the owner. Sadly, no one came forward. A body was found 2 weeks later that the Police said had no connection to the dog. His microchip had never been registered and he was surrendered to us for rehoming.

Sadly, but totally understandably, he was completely traumatised when he was collected and taken to kennels. He has been allowed time to decompress but he sadly is still displaying a lot of anxiety. He is very uncomfortable around new people and will grumble and avoid eye contact. He will not allow himself to be petted or a lead put on him at the moment.It is very difficult to reassure him in his current environment which is why we need to find him a suitable home.

We have limited the appeal to Lincolnshire as he is in kennels in Spalding and a potential home would need to be able to visit him on a regular basis to spend time with him before taking him home. We are unable to consider homes with children, other dogs or small animals and we feel he needs a home with space where he can be left alone when needs be.

This is a BIG ask I know, but this is a unique rescue which will require a very special home who truly wish to “rescue” a dog.

If you are interested in helping and knowing more about this boy please call Julie Hammond for a chat and further information. 07469 613615

If you wish to register your interest click here

It is with great sadness that I report the news of the recent death of Mark Dyer, a long serving trustee of the charity and great man of dogs, seen here sporting our charity logo.
As chairman of the board of trustees I have expressed our sincerest sympathies to his wife Jacqueline and their family.
I understand that there is to be a celebration of his life next month and if you would like to attend I can pass on the details.
Richard Best

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This seven-year-old castrated chocolate boy is looking for a very special new home. He gets on well with other dogs, although he’s wary of German Shepherds. He’s a lovable boy who walks well on the lead, although he can be strong at first. He knows and responds well to normal commands.

Outside, he’s great – recall perfect and loves all animals, especially goats and horses. However, he has been food possessive in the past, so he should be left alone when eating.

He can be confrontational indoors, but he hasn’t had any issues in kennels.

YOU CAN FIND HIS FULL PROFILE UNDER PROVIDE A HOME .

This ten-year-old boy has been patiently waiting in kennels for over three months, hoping to find a loving family to foster or adopt him.

Sadly, a change in circumstances has left him without a home after living there for ten years. But don’t worry, the charity is there to support him and we are happy to cover any medical costs for life for his new adopter.

He’s lived with a calm dog in his previous home, and that might help him settle in. Unfortunately, he has cataracts and separation anxiety.

If you spend most of your time at home and would love a furry companion to keep you company, he might just be the dog for you! 

He’d be thrilled with a big garden to explore, but a comfy sofa or bed is a must-have too.

After a successful home check you would be able to meet him at kennels in Lincolnshire.https://www.loveyourlabrador.co.uk/dogs/2335-yellow-male-10-years-old/?status=HomeRequired