Four Belles Labradors White - Yellow English Labs AKC

06/03/2026

I have both! Belle and Opal are our English and Lady is half/half but acts like an American.

06/02/2026

Three years ago our house was blessed with our “Places we have Gone” litter. This was a beautiful pairing between Belle and Ben from Cadron Ridge Labradors
Here are their latest pictures we have received..

05/28/2026

Super proud of our boy from the Belle & Brew litter. Santos is doing what he loves to do… Serve. Ivy Leash Labradors

05/08/2026

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This was filmed last Tuesday morning at Blue Ridge Animal Rescue in Asheville, North Carolina.

The volunteer’s name is Carmen. She’s 29 years old, and for the past two years she’s spent every Tuesday and Saturday morning helping dogs at Blue Ridge find comfort, safety, and — hopefully — their way back home.

The dog sitting beside her in this video is a four-year-old yellow Labrador Retriever the staff temporarily named Biscuit.

Nine days earlier, Biscuit had arrived at the shelter as a stray.

No collar.
No tags.
No owner information.

Just a quiet, gentle Lab with tired eyes and the kind of calm personality that instantly made everyone fall in love with him.

That morning, Carmen was doing routine intake checks on new arrivals. Nothing unusual. Just another standard microchip scan — something she’s done hundreds of times before.

She pressed the scanner gently against the back of Biscuit’s neck.

Beep.

She glanced down at the screen…

…and completely froze.

Both hands immediately covered her mouth.

Because Carmen recognized the chip registration the second it appeared.

Eighteen months earlier, a family from Knoxville, Tennessee had reported their yellow Labrador Retriever missing during a cross-state move. His name was Marco.

The Garcias had searched for him across multiple states. Posted flyers. Contacted shelters. Updated their phone number twice in the lost pet database just in case someone, somewhere, might eventually find him.

They never gave up hope.

When another staff member called the number connected to the chip, a man answered almost instantly.

The moment staff explained why they were calling, the line went silent.

Then they heard him yell across the house:

“THEY FOUND MARCO.”

The Garcia family is now driving from Knoxville to Asheville to bring their boy home.

Carmen later said:

“I scan microchips every week, and most of the time nothing comes up. But when I saw that registration and realized this Lab had a family who’d been missing him for a year and a half… I just lost it. They never stopped looking for him.”

After the call, Carmen sat quietly on the kennel floor beside Biscuit for the rest of her shift.

And Biscuit — as if he somehow understood — rested his head gently in her lap and stayed there.

Sometimes the smallest moment changes everything.

Just a routine scan.
One quiet beep.
And suddenly, an eighteen-month search was finally over.

05/03/2026

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05/02/2026

This big girl at 6.5 months old is 55 #. Going to be a big girl.

04/26/2026

These three!!!
Belle loves to play with her baby Lady and now that Opals puppy teeth are almost gone she enjoys a good rump around with Opal and Lady. I’m in love with these girls.

04/26/2026

Lady is such a gorgeous girl…

02/26/2026

Me and my GIRLS!!
Lady (left)
Belle (behind me)
And baby Opal

02/26/2026

Someone doesn’t want me to be working. 🩷🐾🦴