Chloe (Jazz) --Courtesy post Huron County Humane Society

Chloe (Jazz) is a 5-6 year old Yellow Labrador Retriever who lost her home when her owner became incarcerated. She has been living with a foster family with 3 young children, another dog and cats, however she needs a forever home.<br/><br/>She is an active girl who loves to run and play outside and would enjoy an active family who would enjoy hiking and taking her with them on vacation. Chloe loves her doggie friend and would enjoy a friend who is laid back and "go with the flow". She also enjoys older children and is excited to run and play with them in her yard. She likely would enjoy swimming as well.<br/><br/>While a fenced in yard is not required, her new owners should have a plan to exercise her safely.<br/><br/>Chloe is housebroken and loves her crate which is her "safe space". She is not a fan of car riding, though. And she does not do stairs, except for one or two leading to the house. She likely could learn to do them, though.<br/><br/>Unfortunately, someone was not kind to Chloe in her earlier year and she does not like to be surprised if you touch her and she doesn't expect it. While she has never bitten she does startle and jump up and sometimes give a bark. As soon as she recognizes the person, she settles immediately, but for that reason she should not go to a home with young children, or children who don't understand that rescue dogs have a past.<br/><br/>Although she lives with cats, she is separated from them and her foster mom recommends that she not live in a home with cats. Chloe loves to cuddle and sit by your side and she is a very loyal girl. She also knows basic commands and should transition nicely into her new home..<br/><br/>Chloe is up to date on shots and is heartworm negative and will make a wonderful family member for a lucky adopter. <br/><br/>If you are interested in Chloe, you do NOT need to fill out an LELRR application as she is not an LELRR dog. Contact abbykirkland77@gmail.com for more information and to speak to her foster mom.

Chloe (Jazz) is a 5-6 year old Yellow Labrador Retriever who lost her home when her owner became incarcerated. She has been living with a foster family with 3 young children, another dog and cats, however she needs a forever home.

She is an active girl who loves to run and play outside and would enjoy an active family who would enjoy hiking and taking her with them on vacation. Chloe loves her doggie friend and would enjoy a friend who is laid back and "go with the flow". She also enjoys older children and is excited to run and play with them in her yard. She likely would enjoy swimming as well.

While a fenced in yard is not required, her new owners should have a plan to exercise her safely.

Chloe is housebroken and loves her crate which is her "safe space". She is not a fan of car riding, though. And she does not do stairs, except for one or two leading to the house. She likely could learn to do them, though.

Unfortunately, someone was not kind to Chloe in her earlier year and she

Chloe (Jazz) is a 5-6 year old Yellow Labrador Retriever who lost her home when her owner became incarcerated. She has been living with a foster family with 3 young children, another dog and cats, however she needs a forever home.

She is an active girl who loves to run and play outside and would enjoy an active family who would enjoy hiking and taking her with them on vacation. Chloe loves her doggie friend and would enjoy a friend who is laid back and "go with the flow". She also enjoys older children and is excited to run and play with them in her yard. She likely would enjoy swimming as well.

While a fenced in yard is not required, her new owners should have a plan to exercise her safely.

Chloe is housebroken and loves her crate which is her "safe space". She is not a fan of car riding, though. And she does not do stairs, except for one or two leading to the house. She likely could learn to do them, though.

Unfortunately, someone was not kind to Chloe in her earlier year and she does not like to be surprised if you touch her and she doesn't expect it. While she has never bitten she does startle and jump up and sometimes give a bark. As soon as she recognizes the person, she settles immediately, but for that reason she should not go to a home with young children, or children who don't understand that rescue dogs have a past.

Although she lives with cats, she is