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Meet Abbey

Meet Abbey! Abbey is a lovely 7-year-old Black Lab who proves that the best things about getting older are a little extra wisdom, a calm demeanor, and a heart full of love! This sweet older lady is starting our in-house basic manners training and is absolutely thriving. She may even have some training under her belt already, as she offers a beautifully calm and patient “sit” for her handler. Don’t let her age fool you—Abbey still has plenty of excitement to share! She loves greeting people with her signature helicopter tail and takes treats ever so gently. With her sweet nature and willingness to learn, Abbey is ready to find a loving home where she can enjoy the good life she deserves.

Could Abbey be your senior soulmate?

Reach out to Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center and mention Abbey’s name — they’ll confirm availability and walk you through next steps.

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Abbey

BreedLabrador RetrieverSexFemaleSizeMediumAge7 years
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Contact Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center directly to ask about Abbey — they’ll confirm availability and next steps.

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Shelter & rescue

Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center
7315 Muncaster Mill RoadDerwood, MD 20855

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(240) 773-5900

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