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Found - Yellow Lab near Federal Dam


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My buddies parents found a young male yellow lab a week or so near Federal Dam by Leech Lake. They found him far from people or houses but he was wearing an invisible fence collar and a chain choker - no tags. He was extremely cold and hungry and followed them back to the car and literally jumped in when they opened the door.

They have tried an ad in the local paper and with the local vets but nothing so far. Dogs have always been members of their family and it is tearing them up that they can't find his home so I told them I would try here. He seems bery well behaved and trained. They have brought him to a friends house for now, worried they will get attached. We think he is younger (<1yr) and is not fixed or dew claws removed.

I only get to check this site here and there but if anyone knows anything they can also try to email me

nphansen01 at yahoo

Thanks to everyone who reads this or may keep their ears open or ask around. I know his parents appreciate it

Nick

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My buddies parents found a young male yellow lab a week or so near Federal Dam by Leech Lake. They found him far from people or houses but he was wearing an invisible fence collar and a chain choker - no tags. He was extremely cold and hungry and followed them back to the car and literally jumped in when they opened the door.

They have tried an ad in the local paper and with the local vets but nothing so far. Dogs have always been members of their family and it is tearing them up that they can't find his home so I told them I would try here. He seems bery well behaved and trained. They have brought him to a friends house for now, worried they will get attached. We think he is younger (<1yr) and is not fixed or dew claws removed.

I only get to check this site here and there but if anyone knows anything they can also try to email me

nphansen01 at yahoo

Thanks to everyone who reads this or may keep their ears open or ask around. I know his parents appreciate it

Nick

I can not help find his owners but If they cant find them and are looking for a home Please let me know I can find a home if not take him in. I have 3 Labs as is and Always open house for lost pets that cant find a home

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