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OUR MISSION

Lucky Mutts Rescue, Inc (LMR) has been rescuing dogs from around the country since 2015.

We operate on a foster and volunteer based, not-for-profit model, and focus of dogs facing euthanasia due to placement in high kill shelters, overpopulation, abuse & neglect, or owner surrender.

We take pride in carefully screening every potential foster and adoptive home through a comprehensive approval process. We educate every potential adopter on the dogs' needs, requirements and expectations involved with adding a new dog to their home. LMR provides a community of support for all of our adopters.

All dogs we rescue receive full medical care, including spay or neuter, microchip, and vaccinations, treatments, or medications they may need, thanks to our team and network of veterinarians.

While awaiting adoption, our dogs are able to decompress, build confidence, and socialize in one of our many nurturing, well supported foster homes.

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MUTT OF THE MONTH

"Rose came into this world a little unsure of it, and honestly? We respect that. This 9 month old, 30 pound spayed lab mix is the kind of girl who takes her time before deciding she likes you. But once she does, you've got a cuddle buddy for life.

She's curious about everything...Squirrel? fascinating. New smell? Must investigate. Your shoes? New obsession. But she approaches the world on her own terms. She's been working on her social skills at the dog park and is making real progress. She's learning how to make friends and has been a huge fan of running free off leash.

Rose is a quick learner when given structure. She has gained a gold star with potty training when kept on a schedule. She does well in her crate and has made it a full work day without any accidents. Rose still has all her puppy energy and enthusiasm, so she'll need a patient family who's ready for the wiggly, playful, occasionally chaotic joy that comes with a young dog.

She does great with older kids and loves nothing more than settling in for a good snuggle session once she's comfortable. New people just need to earn her trust first. No hard feelings, she's just selective. The best things usually are.

Rose's dream home are with patient humans who appreciate a slow burn, older kids who know how to give a dog her space, and a cozy spot on the couch waiting just for her."