The Labrador Retriever Club, Inc. maintains a special fund for the emergency care of Labs who are abandoned in multiple numbers, i.e. floods, tornadoes, death of owner or puppy mill shut down. This fund was established to pay for the immediate care of the animals such as vaccinations, health checks or short term boarding. It is available to any organized purebred Labrador Retriever Rescue Group that is recognized by the National Rescue Coordinator. Need funding? Submit the funding request form.

BE A HERO! A portion of the LRC Store proceeds go to the LRC’s rescue fund.

Rescue Donation Policy

Criteria and Guidelines:

• All requests for funding will be limited to purebred Labrador Retrievers in need.
• There will be $5000.00 maximum limit per request for aid.
• The LRC, Inc. is intent on benefiting as many Labradors as possible to alleviate suffering.
• The LRC, Inc. will practice group management to maximize the benefit to the dogs involved.
• We expect the groups that benefit from our help to provide the LRC, Inc. with outcome information on the dogs that have been helped.
• The LRC, Inc. expects that all animals in rescue situations will be spayed or neutered.
• The LRC, Inc. will extend funds only to groups that have a not-for-profit status. The rescue must be incorporated as a 501 3 C (tax-exempt non-profit) with activities that are intended to prevent cruelty to animals. The Club Treasurer must receive an IRS form W9 from the rescue requesting funds which must include the rescue’s tax payer identification number.
• The policy is for dogs in need of medical attention – funds should not be directed toward a privately owned single animal in need of rehoming.
• These guidelines will be applied on a case by case basis.
• Testing is required for tick borne and heartworm disease.

Approval of Funds:

• All rescue requests for funds will be reviewed for approval by the Executive Committee.
• The LRC, Inc. will extend funds only to groups that have a not-for-profit status. The rescue must be incorporated as a 501 3 C (tax-exempt non-profit) with activities that are intended to prevent cruelty to animals. The Club Treasurer must receive an IRS form W9 from the rescue requesting funds which must include the rescue’s tax payer identification number.