Adoptable
Babygirl’s Pawsport
Labrador Retriever · Young
Labradors and Friends Dog Rescue Group · San Diego, CA
Young
Age
Female
Sex
Large
Size
Labrador Retriever
Breed
Up late too? Hi. Babygirl here.
I arrived here with my mom and sister after our guy couldn't keep us safe, and now I'm basically a professional greeter who finds squeaky toys deeply hilarious.
My notes say I'm a world-class cuddler, and I'd like that on the record.
I'm a youngster — a little goofy, very teachable, and absolutely ready to grow up beside someone wonderful.
I'm on the bigger side — which, if you ask me, is just more of me to hug.
I've been holding down the fort in San Diego, hoping someone like you would wander by.
Here's the thing — I can't tell if we'd truly click until I know a little about you. Sign in (it's free) and I'll size up your place, say hello to any dogs you've got — or be your very first — and give you my honest read on whether we'd be a match.
With a little luck, Labor Day could be my first one in a real home — possibly with you, or with someone you send my way.
Thanks for spending a minute with me. I'll be right here, tail ready, hoping it's you. — Babygirl
Prefers to be the only dog · Best in a cat-free home · Best in an adults-only home
About Babygirl
Foster or Forever Home Wanted: Meet Babygirl! Babygirl arrived at the rescue with two other dogs, her sister Faith and mother Lila, in May 2025. Babygirl and the two other dogs were being cared for by an unhoused individual that loved all three of them dearly. The gentleman sought out help from an outreach organization to ensure all three girls were up- to - date on vaccines and spayed. The life of an unhoused person is hard enough without trying to care fo r three dogs. When the gentleman had to move locations again, out of love and in the best interest of the dogs, Labradors and Friends was contacted to see if we would help them. Babygirl is super social with people and greets all volunteers with excitement. She is playful—particularly with squeaky toys —and an overall happy dog. She may pull at the start of a walk out of excitement, but she settles in nicely and walks well on leash overall. Her good leash skills often makes her a favorite at new volunteer orientations. She does well passing joggers, bicycles, and most dogs. If the dog is too focused on her, she will react back. She can also be afraid of busy traffic, particularly if the car is passing from behind, but she is improving over time and recovers quickly. Our volunteers have taken Babygirl on a few adventures, and she did wonderfully. She rides well in the car, often sprawled out in the backseat. At a café, she was able to settle on a mat next to the table, entertained by a few toys and quietly watching people and other dogs. Training her to lay on the mat was a breeze, so she is eager to learn. Babygirl is still working on her training, though she knows sit very well. She can be jumpy and mouthy, particularly with the people she loves the most. She just doesn't know how to show her affection all the time! With a little consistency, she should learn to greet her people more politely and pick up on new skills. If Babygirl sounds like a dog you'd like to meet, please fill out an application at www.labradorsandfriends.org. Babygirl is located in Southern California.
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