OKI Lab Rescue sprung from the need to pay for surgery to fix a neglected pup's seriously broken leg. We now use this fund to continue to help other Labs in MVOKI Lab Rescue who need expensive surgeries to make their lives complete. OKI Lab Rescue continues to accept tax deductible donations for special needs rescued Labradors.

To date we have supported  (
All have made a FULL RECOVERY ... or are on their way):
Sadie
Heartworm disease
Gypsy
Surgery
Dallas
Heartworm Treatment
Candi
Heartworm Treatment
Roxy
Heartworm Treatment
Tank
Leg Surgery
Sterling
Knee Surgery
Jesse
Internal Injuries
Morgan
Skin Allergies
Chloe
Removal of Non-Malignant Tumors Around Eyes
Maxx
Tumor Removal
Nahru
Heartworm Treatment
Bruno
Heartworm Treatment
Carley
Heartworm Treatment
Whisper
Heartworm Treatment
Sony
Heartworm Treatment
Tucker
Poisoned
Hunter
Heartworm Treatment
Cynder
Distemper
Cooper
Eye Surgery
Dodger
Broken Hind Leg
Jackson
ACL Surgery
Cooper
Heartworm Treatment
Dandy waiting for Santa

Dandy waiting for Santa

Beau

Beau

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Charlie Bear

Charlie Bear

Charlie Bear

Charlie Bear

Taffy

Taffy

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Stanley

Stanley

STANLEY

Stanley is a rescue therapy dog.  Stanley and his owner/handler are in Bloomington, IN
DANDY

DANDY spent 6 months in the care of MVLRC Rescue. He was hit by a car and suffered a fractured pelvis. Found to be heartworm positive, Dandy underwent 2 months of heartworm treatment. He had a long road back,but has completely recovered. One of the best patients anyone could hope to have, he never complained, though he was in a great deal of pain. Dandy received the "Happy Ending" he so richly deserved in December. His new "owner" is an 8 year old young lady with a lot of spunk, who has big plans for their future, including obedience training in 4H,and sharing him with nursing home patients. Dandy is dearly loved by every member of his new family, including a 3 year old who proclaims Dandy "Simply  Scrumptious"... and, he is !
Taffy Lynn

Hello Children -

My name is Taffy Lynn and I am a five-year old Labrador retriever.  Unfortunately, I do not know where I was born as I was abandoned as a puppy.  As an abandoned puppy, I spent my early puppy hood in an animal shelter where it was sometimes cold and very lonely.  Fortunately for me, my master Shirley rescued me and me into her home.  After arriving at my new home, I started an intense three-month training program to become a service dog.  As a trined service dog, I accompany my master into restaurants, airplanes, and stores.  I offer companionship and protection along with balance and direction when my master falls, stumbles, or needs help hetting up.  While I was trained to be a service dog, I also serve as a therapy dog.  From time to time, I visit hospitals and rest homes to provide companionship to the elderly.  Because I am in the public a lot, I require frequent baths, teeth brushing and nail clipping.  I also make frequent trips to the vet for checkups and shots.  While in uniform, I know that I am on duty to serve my master.  Hoever, like anyone, I sometimes need a break.  In my spare time, I like to play in the dirt, chase birds and squirrels, and take long afternoon naps.  Like everybody else, I also like good human food.  Unfortunately, I am on a special diet.  However, from time-to-time, if I beg enough to my master, she will provide me some table scraps.  I am kind and gentle and I love children of all ages.

I would like to thank the Brown Memorial Library for allowing me to visit.  I hope you enjoyed yourself as much as I have.  As a final thought, I would like to say that there are no bad dogs out there, only uneducated owners.  I wish everyone the very best.

Best Regards,
Taffy Lynn



Taffy and her "Mom" and handler would like to thank Chris Koverman, K9 Performance, for her training guidance.
CHARLIE BEAR

Charlie came to us in the Spring of 2005 - he had been struck by a car suffering damage to his right eye. About a year later that eye had to be removed. Later, his original adopters noticed that he was having trouble seeing with his left eye and returned him thinking that he had "no quality of life". Charlie is sightless now, diagnosed with PRA. In August of 2007. Charlie Bear found his forever home, a family of 4, a boy 10 and a girl 13, Mom and Dad, and Rock, a 7 year old Black Lab rescue. He is a much loved family member who knows he has the best life ever.
Jessie
While in rescue, Jessie had eyelid surgery.
Jessie now enjoys playing with rope toys.
Bayou
Heartworm disease
Molly and George
Heartworm disease
Abigail
Heartworm disease
Rikki
Heartworm disease
Chuck
Heartworm disease
Buddy
ACL Surgery
Molly
Heartworm disease
Benny
Heartworm disease
Tommy Boy
Hip Dysplasia

Sabo
Born without a back leg
Bosley
Heartworm disease
Lucky
Hit by a car
Jordan
Pinched nerve in the back
Oscar
Heartworm Treatment
Bella
Heartworm Treatment
Remington
Heartworm Treatment
Gunner
Surgery to remove an embedded
rock from his nostril
Vincent
Heartworm disease
Sweet Georgia Brown
Heartworm disease
Jake aka Sherman
ACL Surgery
Lucky
Lucky is in year #2 of chemo for Lymphoma
Beau
Heartworm disease
Jessie2

Jessie2

Bayou

Bayou

George-Molly

George-Molly

Abigail

Abigail

Rikki

Rikki

Chuck

Chuck

Buddy

Buddy

Molly

Molly

Benny

Benny

Sabo & Tommy Boy

Sabo & Tommy Boy

Tommy Boy

Tommy Boy

Bosley

Bosley

Lucky

Lucky

Jordan

Jordan

Oscar

Oscar

Remington

Remington

Bella2

Bella2

Gunner after surgery

Gunner after surgery

Gunner

Gunner

Vincent

Vincent

Georgia

Georgia

Jake

Jake

Lucky

Lucky