Meet Chickory, a sweet and gentle senior lady looking for a loving home to spend her golden years. Chickory is a calm soul who enjoys quiet companionship and a comfortable spot to nap. She's likely to greet you with a soft wag of her tail and appreciate gentle pets, embodying the loyal and affectionate nature of her breed. She's ready to offer unconditional love to a patient family.
As a Labrador Retriever, Chickory carries the breed's hallmark traits of friendliness and an eagerness to please, even in her senior years. While she may not have the boundless energy of a young pup, she still possesses a warm heart and a desire to be part of a family. Chickory is currently not housetrained or spayed, indicating she'll need a family committed to helping her learn the ropes with patience and positive reinforcement, and ensuring she receives the necessary veterinary care.
Chickory's ideal home would be a peaceful environment where she can thrive with consistent care and affection. A family willing to work on her housetraining with understanding and provide a comfortable, secure space would be perfect. She would flourish with moderate daily walks to keep her joints moving and plenty of opportunities for gentle interaction. If you're looking for a devoted companion to cherish, Chickory is waiting to fill your home with love.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
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