http://www.tehachapinews.com/home/Blog/Dogmomma/27100 This is normally a haven for big mutts. But these two have been waiting for a spot at camp for almost two months.  Meet Morcie and Brandy, purebred black labradors, who arrived this past weekend. Morcie (male) is 5 and Brandy (female) is 4. They had a loving home in Bakersfield, but their previous owners were worried that they couldn't spend enough time with them, so here they are, along with their very impressively long pedigrees.  They could care less, but just in case, I wanted to let you know that their names are official...and very loooonnnggggg. They are both fixed with all shots and quite social with the gang here at the ranch. They are housebroken and just, well, typical labradors. They are past the puppy stage at 4 and 5 BUT they still want to play. They like to ride in the car, pull their leashes (and you), but just have that irrestible labness about them. They could be adopted together or separately (I don't think they'd notice, honestly) and they are quite ready to get a new family and leave the ranch.  Give us a call at 661-823-0111 or email to caninecanyonranch@wildblue.net. They can also be seen on our website at www.caninecanyonranch.org or on Petfinder.com. There are also twelve other wonderful foster dogs awaiting new homes at the ranch. Spread the word!  Sadly, there are more waiting. This is normally a haven for big mutts. But these two have been waiting for a spot at camp for almost two months.  Meet Morcie and Brandy, purebred black labradors, who arrived this past weekend. Morcie (male) is 5 and Brandy (female) is 4. They had a loving home in Bakersfield, but their previous owners were worried that they couldn't spend enough time with them, so here they are, along with their very impressively long pedigrees.  They could care less, but just in case, I wanted to let you know that their names are official...and very loooonnnggggg. They are both fixed with all shots and quite social with the gang here at the ranch. They are housebroken and just, well, typical labradors. They are past the puppy stage at 4 and 5 BUT they still want to play. They like to ride in the car, pull their leashes (and you), but just have that irrestible labness about them. They could be adopted together or separately (I don't think they'd notice, honestly) and they are quite ready to get a new family and leave the ranch.  Give us a call at 661-823-0111 or email to caninecanyonranch@wildblue.net. They can also be seen on our website at www.caninecanyonranch.org or on Petfinder.com. There are also twelve other wonderful foster dogs awaiting new homes at the ranch. Spread the word!  Sadly, there are more waiting. en-us