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Meet Talia – A Labrador That Accidentally Got Put in the Dryer! Oh my goodness, have we got a little sweetheart for you! Meet Talia! She’s about 2 to 3 years old, weighs just 22 pounds, and looks like someone took a beautiful Labrador Retriever, tossed her in the dryer, and out came this adorable little pint-sized version! But Talia is so much more than just a cute face. This girl has one of the sweetest, most gentle temperaments you could ever ask for! She’s incredibly submissive, gets along wonderfully with other dogs, and absolutely loves people. She doesn’t need to be the center of attention or the boss of anything. She’s just a happy, easygoing little girl who wants to love and be loved. And let us tell you, this sweet mama has already done her fair share of giving! Talia came to us nursing seven precious babies! That’s right, SEVEN! She devoted herself to being a wonderful mama, and now that her mommy duties are behind her, we think it’s about time someone started taking care of HER. No more raising babies. No more putting everyone else’s needs first. It’s finally Talia’s turn to be spoiled, cherished, and loved for the rest of her life. With her adorable little Labrador looks, perfect 22-pound size, and absolutely beautiful temperament, we have a feeling this girl is going to make one lucky family incredibly happy. Talia has spent enough time being a mama. Now she’s ready to be somebody’s baby! Could you be the family she’s been waiting for? Talia | 2–3 Years Old | 22 Pounds | Sweet, Submissive & Dog-Friendly Tracy’s Paws Rescue If you’d like to make this sweet dog part of your family, please review our adoption process and complete an application here: https://www.tracyspawsrescue.org/adopt. Taila is available for transport to St. Augustine, Fl on December 19th with an approved application. Her adoption fee is $450 which includes the transport fee. Learn more about our rescue here: https://www.facebook.com/TracysPawsRescue Every dog adopted through Tracy’s Paws receives: • Chagas, heartworm, and tick testing (when age-appropriate) • All core vaccines (age-appropriate) • Heartworm and flea/tick preventatives • Regular Deworming • Spay/neuter surgery • Microchip Breed and age listings are our best guess, based on appearance. Whether you're adopting from us or anywhere in the southern states, please familiarize yourself with Chagas disease. It's endemic in the south. Copy and paste this URL into your browser: Chagas in Dogs…Dr Roy Madigan: https://www.tracyspawsrescue.org/chagas Copy and paste this URL into your browser: Chagas in Dogs https://youtu.be/5sZqopRAAE8?si=geFOMJzgZ4e2bWCc