March Monthly Report – Cindy and Mike Repella

Submitted Foster Dog Report

Foster Family Name: Cindy and Mike Repella
Phone: 5083302910
Email: repellacindy@gmail.com
Date of Report Submission: 2026-03-01
Dog’s Name: Ruffles
Age: 2
Gender: Female
Current Weight: 70
Is the dog eating normally?: Yes
Any changes in diet or appetite?: We are giving her omega 3 supplements and she seems to be more consistent with her food intake
Current brand/type of food and quantity fed per day: Black Gold Original Performance 2.5 cups twice a day
Is the dog drinking water as usual?: Yes
Any signs of dehydration?: No
Is the dog maintaining a healthy weight?: Yes
Any noticeable changes in coat condition?: Dandruff, itchy
Any signs of injury or illness?: Ear infection, smelly ear, bloody ears, cracked paws
Is the dog on any medication or supplements?: Yes
If yes, list medications/supplements and dosages:: Dog omega 3 oil supplement, nutrivet
Is the dog’s behavior consistent with previous months?: Yes
Any signs of stress, anxiety, or aggression?: None.
How does the dog interact with people and other animals?: Excellent
Any specific challenges?: None
Is the dog following commands (e.g., sit, stay)?: Yes
Any behavioral concerns?: None
Has the dog shown signs of entering heat?: No
Date heat cycle began (if known):: 2026-03-01
Any visible changes?: None, just her otters are dried up now
Any behavior changes associated with the cycle?: None
Is the dog showing signs of recovering well after whelping?: Yes
Has her energy level returned to normal?: Yes
Any lingering issues?: Just the ears and cracked paws
Any signs of shedding, thinning coat, or skin irritation?: Yes
Any treatments being used to aid recovery?: Probiotic soap, nutritional supplements, regular brushing, bees wax and shea butter on paws
Is the dog eating as expected since returning?: Yes
Has her appetite increased or decreased compared to pre-pregnancy?: Unknown but no concerns
Any specific supplements or changes in diet recommended post-whelping?: Supplements that help with dandruff?
Has the dog shown any new behaviors since returning?: None
Is she adapting well to being back in the home?: Yes
Does the dog interact differently with other pets or people since returning?: No
If yes, please describe:
How often and for how long is the dog exercised?: 3 times a day for 30 min a day
Describe the dog’s energy levels: Low to medium. Sleeps most of the day
Any changes in the dog’s living situation?: None. She lives her doggie beds and laying down on the carpets
Is the dog’s space secure and comfortable?: Yes
How can we support you better as a foster family?: Wondering if you can share pictures of what the dog in heat looks like
Do you have any concerns or needs regarding the dog or the fostering process?: None. She’s wonderful. We are so lucky to have her.
Is there anything else you'd like to share about your experience with this dog?: Ruffles is truly the easiest dog we’ve ever met. She’s fun but also chill, she is loving but also likes so hand on her own, she has perfect leash manners, loves to play and is super focused when playing, has impecable house manners, takes her time eating, has beautiful teeth, and is just a gear turner. Everyone stares at her beautiful frame at the park

Referral Incentive Program

Do you know someone who would love to join our fostering program and provide a loving home to one of our exceptional Labradors? If so, you can help us expand our community while earning a reward for your recommendation!
  1. Refer a Family: Share our fostering program with friends or family who might be interested.
  2. Application and Approval: The referred family must successfully complete our application process, be approved, and officially join our program.
  3. Dog Placement: Once the referred family is paired with one of our breeding Labradors, they’ll begin fostering.
  4. First Litter Milestone: After the first litter is born in their care (minimum of three salable puppies) and those puppies go home to their new families, we’ll send you a one-time $500 compensation as a thank-you for your referral.

Important Details:

  • The referred family must meet all fostering requirements and be a good fit for our program.
  • The compensation will only be issued after the dog successfully produces a litter of at least three salable puppies while under the referred family’s care.
  • Payment is processed once the puppies from that litter go home to their new owners.
  • This is a one-time payment per referred family.

How to Refer a Family:

  1. Direct them to our fostering page and encourage them to fill out our application form.
  2. Ensure they mention your name as the referring family during the application process.
  3. Stay in touch—we’ll update you on their progress through the program!   By participating, you’re not only helping us expand our network of caring foster families, but you’re also contributing to the success and well-being of our Labradors. Thank you for being part of our journey!