LABMED now has a blog. We will be posting all our updates and latest information to our blog but you can still find other info about us on this page.

LABMED sincerely thanks the Pedigree Foundation for providing us with a grant that enabled us to fund the following dogs in 2009:

Gunner - $123.91
Ellie6 - $500
Maggie8 - $200
Brady2 - $400
Morty - $300
Opal - $200
Buddy42 - $16.89 towards total funding of $200

LABMED has funded 1100 dogs since our inception -- lucky number 1000 was . . . Rylee, a handsome one-year-old male chocolate Lab found as a stray in Ohio suffering from heartworm disease. LABMED provided the funding for his treatment.

We funded 57 dogs in 2009. A list of dogs funded can be found on our new blog.

In 2008 we funded 86 dogs for $32,450.18! (see list below)

Dogs Funded in January, 2008

Shakespeare -- surgery to repair broken rear leg
Hannah 3 -- episioplasty (surgery to prevent recurring urinary tract infections)
Freeway -- Hit by car -- broken leg, dislocated hip
Maya -- Heartworm positive

Dogs Funded in February, 2008 (we funded 15 dogs for $6,225!)

Faye -- Heartworm positive
Conner 2 -- found with severely injured leg (foot missing) -- surgery to amputate leg
Libby 4 -- supportive care for bowel obstruction
Noah -- Heartworm positive
Jake 16 -- surgery to repair broken leg and misaligned patella
Rylee -- Heartworm positive, 1,000th Dog Funded by LABMED!!
Five Twenty -- surgery for leg injury
Sam 9 -- Persistent Right Aortic Arch (PRAA)
Morrison -- missing limb and wounds, surgical treatment
Sammy No -- hit by car, surgery for broken legs
Onyx -- treatment for parvo virus
Matilda -- surgery for dislocated knee
Stella -- surgery for fractured femur
Bubbles -- Heartworm positive
Miles -- treatment for meningitis

Dogs Funded in March

Joey3 -- surgery to amputate part of injured tail
Ben Franklin -- severe leg infection

Dogs Funded in April

We funded nine dogs for a combined total of $4,050!
Harley6 -- heartworm treatment
Max17 -- hip surgery
Preston2 -- heartworm treatment
Honeybee -- hit by a car, orthopedic surgery
Travis2 -- cruciate ligament surgery
Lucy12 -- heartworm treatment
Rupert -- kennel cough and hip surgery
Nelson -- dehydration
Zack -- hit by car, collapsed lungs

May Funded Dogs

Lucy13 - Gunshot wound
Dot - FHO
Sadie14 - liver shunt repair
Wags - broken leg (HBC)
Lucky16 - abandoned, imbedded collar, gunshot wound
Nelson2 - xray
Kodiak - worm infestation, viral infection
Misty Rose - multiple tumor removal

In June LABMED funded 11 dogs for a total of $4,237.19.

Conner: eye injury
Knickers: blastomycosis
Ace: severe leg wound and bone infection
King: parvo
Pipsqueak: neglected puppy
Molly: broken leg
Mavis: severe leg injury
Dexter: pneumonia and heartworm, neglect
Faith: severe leg injury
Quincy: infections, lipomas, neglect
Sweetie: severe neglect.

Dogs Funded July 2008

In July, we funded 8 dogs for a total of $3,175.

Dogs Funded August, for a total of $1,950:

Lilly -­ deformed leg ­ required surgery and external fixator to straighten
Betsy ­- skin ulcerations requiring surgery
Allison - ­ femoral head osteotomy after being
hit by a car and left at shelter by former owners
Luke ­- abused puppy requiring surgical repair of torn ligaments in both knees
BigBoy ­- heartworm

Dogs Funded September, for a total of $4,783:

Sadie ­- heartworm
July ­- amputate broken leg
Charcoal ­- surgical repair of jaw and eye removal due to gunshot to face
Carter ­- diagnostics and preliminary treatment for bulging disks
Myah ­ - bilateral eye removal due to blindness
Phoenix ­ - entropian surgery
Molly ­- eye infection
T-Bo -­ broken leg
Sam ­- heartworm
Bear ­- heartworm
Lil Girl ­- amputate broken leg
Galaxy and Gracie -­ skin infection and heartworm
Sanabel -­ heartworm
Nelson - ­ femoral head osteotomy (hip repair) and heartworm

Dogs Funded October for a total of $1050:

Ole Yeller - broken leg
Rocco4 - heartworm positive
MoMo - skin problems
Annie4 - heartworm positive
Kate - heartworm positive

Dogs Funded November for a total of $1030:

Lila Mae - removal of mass
Ginger - heartworm positive
Daisy Mae - heartworm positive
Roman - hit by car, broken leg
Mandy5 - heartworm positive

Specially Designed For LABMED!

Artist Amy Reges has developed some special designs for LABMED and these can be purchased at her CafePress shop with the proceeds being donated to us. View Amy's exclusive designs and all the different exciting and useful products they can be printed on.

Eye on Art

Artist Karen Derrico will donate 15-25% of proceeds from commissioned pet portraits, adopted paintings and gallery purchases to LABMED. Visit Karen's website Painting 4 Paws to learn more, and be sure to say LABMED sent you!

The proceeds from the sale of these items go directly to LABMED.

Memorial Funds

Due to the generosity of several special Lab-lovers, LABMED is thrilled to offer these memorial funds. We invite you to read more about these special donors and dogs memorialized by these funds by clicking on the links below:

The Buddy Arnold Memorial Fund was established through a very special gift from Jack and Anne Arnold in memory of their beloved chocolate Lab, Buddy to provide funding for the medical care of the first Lab or Lab-mix each month.

The Pecos Memorial Fund was established through the generosity of  Georgia Lab Rescue to provide funds for Labs and Lab-mixes who are in need of medical treatment due to abuse or neglect. Pecos, a yellow Lab, did not survive his injuries, but his memory will live on as other dogs are helped through this fund.

Max's Fund was established by several individuals who were profoundly touched in a lasting way by a wonderful Labrador Retriever named Max. Each month, this fund will help a Lab or Lab-mix and memorialize Max's infinite capacity for unconditional love.

If you wish to honor or memorialize a special dog or person you can establish a fund through the Fund A Lab program. We invite you to meet all the dogs and individuals honored through this unique program so far.

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