Cooper is a 2 year old, 62lb yellow lab mix that is a new arrival to CLR.  He was surrendered by his owner because she could no longer care for him.  He required a major surgery to correct a congenital condition (hypospadias), and he was surrendered to rescue.  Due to the support of our generous donors, we were able to provide the $6,000 surgery and send Cooper on the road to recovery.  He is currently recovering in foster care

Cooper has the best personality!  He is great with other dogs, cats, and kids.  He is daycare tested and does amazing with the pack.  He is a very sweet boy!

Cooper is a smart and knows most of the basics as well!  Yay, Coopy!

We can’t wait to find him his forever home!

 

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Cooper is the absolute BESTEST boy!  He has a happy and playful personality and has quickly become the mayor of doggie daycare.  He has never met a stranger!  This boy would be the perfect addition to any family!

Meet Cooper, also affectionately known as Super Cooper!

Cooper lives up to his nickname by being a “super” dog.  He is sweet, affectionate, playful and an all round great dog!
He is house trained and knows basic commands.  Although, his playful personality does keep him easily distracted.
He is fun to play with, but also nice to curl up in the couch with.
Cooper is a great addition to any family, loving with young kids and older kids, and gets along great with other dogs in the house.

Cooper is recovering nicely. Despite all he has been through, he is so sweet! He loves people. He is very food motivated and gives us a bark or two when he needs to go outside. He is pretty restricted post-op, but he loves checking out the backyard and can’t wait until he is able to chase all the birds and squirrels he sees! He gets very excited when he sees other dogs.  He is such a playful boy!

He does well in a crate and sleeps there at night. We do have to use a treat to coax him, but he sleeps quietly.

He is such a great dog!

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