Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Story
NAME: Sam
RDV 901
BREED: Corgidor - Corgi / Lab Hybrid
GENDER: Male
WEIGHT: 25 lbs
AGE: DOB: 04-11-19
LOCATION: Delhi, LA
DONATION: $450.00 (includes Transport)
ADOPTED ON 03-13-20: Sam and his sister Suzy brother Sam were dropped off out in the middle of a huge field by an irrigation pumps along with a black kitten that was sick. The owner of the field was riding through and checking all of the pumps to make sure they were covered and ready for winter and found them. They kept the kitten and took it to the vet but our foster partner was called about the puppies because they had a dog at home that was not good with other dogs. Although our partner was full and wasn’t ready to take in any more, she knew that it was a huge rainstorm and cold front coming and she couldn’t let the puppies stay out there in the open field with no shelter or food so, she took them in and called Rescue Dog Village.
Sam is a male, Corgi Lab hybrid, DOB; 04-11-19, he is 18 pounds and up to date on all his vaccinations, neutered and HW negative, he is very sweet and playful. Sam and his sister are very affectionate with each other and would probably love to be together but each dog is stable enough individually that it is not a requirement. Their foster mom feels that they would adapt and do fine with human bonding as well.
Sam is described as the cutest little thing. He is a combination of good-natured cuteness and a winning personality and eagerness to please. He is a little more energetic than Suzy; he likes to play, wrestle and stand guard watching for squirrels near their pen. He is also very loving and affectionate and like his sister they get along great with all adults and children. He does fine with other dogs and doesn’t mind cats but he does love to chase them like he does the squirrels. I think it is more about the game of chase than it is about the squirrels themselves. He is a great companion a family
Sam likes to talk and is a spirited bouncy most adorable boy; he loves an adventure! At the end of playtime he loves belly rubs and wants to snuggle for a nap. He greets everyone with his “hello” tail and would let you scratch his ears and belly forever if you offered to. Sam will be a wonderful companion in a loving home and make any family beyond happy. He is a sweet-natured boy and wants nothing more than to have his own family. He is the perfect Holiday gift.
If you are looking for a dog that you would like to take with you and be with all day, Sam will likely be a great match for you. If you are fond of a dog on your lap, he would be happy to be with you. Any family who adopts her will also be happy to have him. We are looking for someone who has a lot of time and attention to give to Sam because she deserves it.
Sam is in excellent health and ready to leap into your heart and go to his fur-ever home. If you are the type that want to make a difference this year to a deserving dog in need, Sam will thank you every day and fill your life with laughter and licks. Our adopters are the most wonderful people who stand to be the last chapter of their rescue story, and the first chapter of their new forever lives!
ABOUT THE BREED:
The Welsh Corgi and the Labrador Retriever is recognized by the Dog Registry of America. The Corgidor is a much-loved hybrid, combining the popular Welsh Corgi and the Labrador Retriever, two huge favorites. It is thought that this hybrid has been around for a long time and the result of accidental cross breeding between the two parents. The loyal lover and dutiful watchdog qualities of the Welsh Corgi and the even tempered, intelligent, calm disposition of the Labrador are some of the traits breeders look to capture in their Corgidor puppies.
Please see more “About the Breed” at the end of the bio on our website at: www.rescuedogvillage.com
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Disclaimer: Please note that the breeds posted on our dogs' biographies are our best guess based on years of working with rescue dogs. Adopters who need to know the exact breed or mix of breeds of a particular dog must have the dog's DNA tested at their own expense.
RESCUE DOG VILLAGE WEBSITE: WWW.RESCUEDOGVILLAGE.COM
ABOUT OUR RESCUE
These dogs deserve all of our attention, and in Rescue Dog Village, we are committed to our adopters and our dogs equally. We offer full disclosure and hope to make the best matches possible. Please know our adoption donations never cover our expenses. We rely on the generosity of our adopters and supporters to help us help the dogs.
Our rescue is ONLY in the business of offering FULL DISCLOSURE to adopters, and expects and hopes to engage your questions and concerns fully. We owe it to the dogs we rescue and all the wonderful families/adopters who might consider welcoming our charges into their hearts and home. Our dogs are waiting for that ideal forever home where they will be cherihed as deserving family members. It's sad these second chances are even necessary for these dogs, but we are committed to them and will devote the time and energy to their re-homing, and not just MOVE them to save more dogs. We diligently and responsibly seek good matches, as we don't want to re-home the dog again. These animals have already endured more than they should have, and through no fault of their own. It behooves us to be honest and forthright, and we appreciate the same in return from applicants. It's that winning combination of reciprocal trust and respect that allows for successful placements to be made. Happy adopters translate to happy dogs, and that's our goal!
Our rescue volunteers will be more than honored to be in touch with you directly and promptly, after receiving your application and conducting a mandatory a veterinarian check. If you have never owned a dog before, please submit your application regardless, and we will be in touch with you as soon as possible. TAKE NOTE YOU SHOULD CHECK YOUR SPAM AS SOME RESPONSES FROM US WIND UP THERE WE'VE DISCOVERED. Also, take care to contact your veterinarian to let them know a member of rescue will be inquiring about your pet history!
