Instructions
Call the pet shelters in your area. Ask about available dogs and whether there are any wolf lab puppies in the shelter. Ask if there are any of these hybrid dogs being fostered as well. Consider the shelters that are further away, but still within driving distance.
Contact the wolf hybrid rescue in your state. Let the director or representative from the rescue organization know that you are looking for a wolf lab mix. Tell them about your living and family situation. Ask about any dogs looking for a new home that match your wants and lifestyle.
Contact the lab rescue in your area. Explain your needs as you did with the wolf rescue organization.
Post an ad in a newspaper or online classifieds. Describe what kind of dog you are looking for and what kind of home you can provide for the dog.
Maintain a relationship with the dog rescue representatives. Call the rescue center monthly to ask about any available dogs. Keep the rescue center up to date on your status so that they will keep you in mind when a dog that matches your criteria is identified.
Call the rescue center to let them know when you have chosen and adopted your rescue dog.
How Do I Rescue a Wolf Lab Puppy?
Wolf lab puppies are a mix of a dog classified as a wolf with a Labrador breed. The designation of a wolf hybrid is a term that is no longer technically correct. In 1992, scientists determined that dogs are wolves, thereby eliminating the distinction. (See reference 1) The term wolf is still commonly used among breeders to identify their dogs. Finding a specific breed of dog in a rescue situation may take longer than buying a dog from a breeder. Be patient and wait for your perfect rescue.