Adoptable Dogs

Meet Scout – Your New Best Buddy!

Say hello to Scout , a charming purebred, male Boykin Spaniel with soulful eyes and a heart as big as his wagging tail!  Our sweet boy is approximately 5 years old. Scout is heartworm positive and is looking for his forever home that will be able to see him through heartworm treatment.  We strongly believe that pairing a heartworm positive dog with their forever home is essential early on in the treatment so they can bond during the process and develop a strong relationship.  Operation LBD pays for the cost of all heartworm related treatment and Scout’s formal adoption will occur once he’s tested negative for heartworms.    He’s neutered and fully update on vaccines.

This sweet boy is the perfect mix of playful energy and gentle affection. Whether he’s chasing a ball, exploring the yard, or curling up beside you for a cozy nap.  Scout loves making new friends—both human and furry—and has that signature Boykin loyalty that’ll melt your heart. He’s smart, eager to please, and always ready for an adventure (or a snack!).  If you’re looking for a faithful companion who’ll bring joy, laughter, and endless cuddles into your home, Scout is your Boy!

Ideal Home: Active family or individual who enjoys walks, outdoor time, plenty of love and a fenced in yard.

Personality: Loving, loyal, intelligent, and full of charm

Scout will surely steal your heart!

Meet OLBD Nova!!  This absolutely gorgeous girl is an approximately 3 yo, female, purebred Boykin Spaniel.  She is on the small side and very delicately made. She is a retired mama dog and has found out that she absolutely loves her people.  She has been spayed and is fully vetted.  She loves to lay and snuggle on the couch. She watches you wherever you go and will follow you to room to room. She likes to be next to her person, a typical velcro Boykin. She is very good in the house, but you do have to watch things that she could easily chew up, ie tennis balls, stuffed animals, socks.   She could use some good training to learn to leave those things alone.  She is house trained, crate trained, and prefers her people over other animals, even though she gets along with them all.  She’s been around cats and doesn’t give them the time of day. A fenced in yard is a must.  Nova is a sweet little girl that has lots of love and deserves a family willing to give her plenty of attention and snuggles.

Hi there, my name is Riley and I’m newer to Operation LBD and I’m a young, happy, purebred male Boykin Spaniel.  Even though I am still young with lots of Boykin energy, I wish to love on and be loved by my very own forever family.  My foster Mom has spent the last couple of months understanding me after I was rescued from a shelter.  I showed her that I’ve had some past training and know sit and kennel and I have some retrieving skills too.  I am the best at jumping into the car and will to go anywhere.  I am respectful of fences, trying not to escape but a fenced in yard is a must for me.  I don’t rush through gates when they are opened and I wait to be asked to come inside.  I love my kennel at night.   I do get excited when someone new walks up to me so I need to be watched when little children walk up to me or in my excitement, I may accidentally knock them over.  I am good with all my foster Mom’s pets…cats, goats, pigs, chickens, horses, llamas and alpacas.   So, if my family has any of these around, I am good!  I have also been around lots of little children, I just get so excited when I’m around them.  I am not a “squatty” Boykin but a lean dude.   I am not food motivated but I do like a good treat at times.   I do share bowls with my foster sibling showing no food aggression.   I am not destructive… much!  I have shredded a rag left outside when I’ve been bored.  I have found that chewing on cow hooves and tossing them around the yard are a joy.   Even though I am not treat motivated nor food aggressive, I have found that chicken eggs left in the nesting box are a wonderful treat.  I am a healthy young boy and willing to learn new things.  I have no ear nor itchy problems.  Foster Mom says that helps being low maintenance.  I should also mention that I do come when I’m called.  I’m hoping my forever family finds me soon so that we can begin our special journey, together.   Thanks for reading!

UPDATE:  Tucker’s foster-to-adopt family is pending!

Meet Tucker, one of our news OLBD intakes.   Tucker is an approximately 6-month old, purebred, male Boykin Spaniel is looking for his foster-to-adopt person or family.  This boy is the cutest and full of typical puppy energy.   Please see his write-up in the photo.

UPDATE:  BETTY HAS FOUND HER AMAZING FOSTER-TO-ADOPT FAMILY WHO WILL SEE HER THROUGH HW TREATMENT!  YAY!!

Meet one of our newest intakes, the beautiful OLBD Betty.  Betty is approx. 4 years old, a purebred, female Boykin Spaniel and sadly, heartworm positive.  She’s in the right place with Operation LBD and will go through heartworm treatment and live a healthy life.   You can read all about Miss Betty in her bio below with her beautiful photos.   In addition to that information, this girl will need a fenced in yard or need to be leashed when she is outside so she doesn’t run away.

Operation LBD pays for all costs for heartworm treatment and if you believe you can see this sweet girl through her treatment and then to adoption, please complete an application for her.  Betty is available for a foster-to-adopt home only so she can bond with her people throughout treatment.   If interested in learning more about this process, please reach out to Cindi Love at operationlbd@yahoo.com.

UPDATE:  LEXI’S ADOPTION IS PENDING, THANK YOU!!

Meet OLBD Lexi, one of our newest intakes.   This sweetie is almost 8 years old, a purebred female Boykin Spaniel and yes, this sweet thing is working on getting her svelte figure back. Miss Lexi has adapted very well to her foster family of 5 humans and a 3 year old lab.   Sweet Lexi is overweight, on a diet and adjusting well to her new nutrition plan.  Her foster Mom thought that with her being overweight, she would be unmotivated to exercise but nope, not our Lexi, show her the leash and she’s ready to go.   She has been fully vetted and with the exception of her weight, is very healthy.    She does very well on and off leash is house trained and responds beautifully to the work kennel when it’s time for her foster humans to leave the house and let her chill in her crate.   Lexi would fit right in with any type of family but the right family is one who will be committed to helping her lose the extra pounds and get her to a healthy weight with feeding good nutrition, being disciplined about limiting treats and working with her to get a good amount of exercise.   Short walks at first will do and then can increase as the weight starts to come off.  She has a very sweet personality and loves attention, car rides and even a nice, warm bath.