Peaches - Female Puppy Labrador Retriever for Adoption in Lafourche Parish, LA

Kenji is a great dog with a lot of energy. He knows some commands: sit, wait (while setting up food and water), down, go to bed, all the way (for designated area in yard to use potty). He is potty trained and sleeps indoors, but he stays in a shaded dog run while we are working because he finds food and water laying around the house when we aren't around. It is a really hard decision we are having to face. We have 11 month old twins and just can't give him the time or attention he needs. We want him to go to a loving family that will be able to give him the life he deserves.

Kobe was rescued from the humane society in May of ‘22 at around four months old. They were not sure on the exact birthdate or his breed, advertised a retriever mix. We have not done a DNA test but we’re guessing maybe some husky (he’s very talkative!) and other people have suggested many other breeds. He started out in a college house and has lived on a farm before (playing with outside kitties, checking in on the cows and horses, and loved the space to play!)- We think moving to the cities, getting full time jobs and moving back in with roommates has really taken a toll on him. He has bitten before (nips and can have mean bark) and tries to hump everyone (he is neutered), and is just filled with anxiety. He needs and owner who will love and cuddle but also let him be outside (with or without him) and be able to run free (he’s an escaper, but will always come back home!). He’s goofy and awkward but is the biggest teddy bear to the one’s he loves. Very protective of his people and space. We would love to find a family that would let us come visit someday!

The sweetest kindest dog ever, she is very energetic and playful loves to play with children and other dogs. Being outside is her happy place.

Beignet is a sweet, loving, and energetic 3-year-old yellow Lab with a heart full of joy and a tail that never stops wagging. He thrives on daily play, outdoor adventures, and being around people who can give him the attention and activity he craves. He’s incredibly loyal, great with people, and loves to run, fetch, and splash in the water. Beignet would do best in a home with a yard or near open space where he can run freely, and with an owner who has the time and desire to include him in their daily life. I’m looking for a home where Beignet will be truly prioritized— not just loved, but given the structure, exercise, and companionship he needs to thrive. If you think you could be the right match for Beignet, I’d love to hear from you.