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The Labrador Lifeline Trust is a registered charity (1076061) that has been rescuing and rehoming Labradors for nearly 30 years across… Read more

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4 dogs availableLast Updated: 25 September 2026
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Harry Aka Hagrid, a 3 months old male Labrador available for adoption from Labrador Lifeline in LincolnshireLincolnshire

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Harry Aka Hagrid

SexMale
Age3 months
BreedLabrador

Meet Harry (aka Hagrid), a Labrador cross. He is now 15 weeks old and a very smart cheeky little chap. He loves rough and tumble play with his friends and has...

Margot, a 6 years old female Labrador available for adoption from Labrador Lifeline in LincolnshireLincolnshire

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Margot

SexFemale
Age6 years
BreedLabrador

I am a neutered, female lab cross born 22/01/2020. Unfortunately I have been let down by people a lot and have found myself waiting for a home for nearly 2...

Mel, a 11 months old female Labrador available for adoption from Labrador Lifeline in LincolnshireLincolnshire

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Mel

SexFemale
Age11 months
BreedLabrador

This lovely girl is 11 months old. She has let a pretty sheltered life until recently so can be a little apprehensive in new situations, but this is improving...

Miley, a 6 years old female Labrador available for adoption from Labrador Lifeline in LincolnshireLincolnshire

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Miley

SexFemale
Age6 years
BreedLabrador

Hi, my name is Miley. I’m a female Labrador cross, born on 17/12/2021. I’m a friendly girl who is happy around other dogs, although I tend to avoid them rather...

About Labrador Lifeline

The Labrador Lifeline Trust is a registered charity (1076061) that has been rescuing and rehoming Labradors for nearly 30 years across Hampshire and parts of the Midlands and South East of England. Dedicated to helping unwanted, abandoned and ill-treated Labradors of all ages, the charity carefully matches each dog to the right home rather than operating on a general application basis. Without public kennels, dogs are cared for in foster homes or boarding kennels, with private assessment facilities used when needed. As a full member of the Association of Dog & Cat Homes, the Trust upholds high welfare standards while providing lifelong support for the Labradors it rehomes.

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