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Please contact Cheryl (ccswires@netins.net) for more information about this pet. Chloe is one of the 8 puppy mill girls, from MO. She is very affectionate, loves to be talked to, cuddled, have her neck rubbed and is quite content on your lap. She is on the calm, easy-going, side. She isn't timid or shy any longer and loves to be in the house hanging out. Her motivator in training, is treats, she will do any thing for treats.. She loves strips of boiled skinless, boneless ,chicken breast. Chloe loves to eat. Chloe was very close to starvation when she arrived, so this is understandable. She weighed only 10 pounds and should weigh around 16-18 pounds. Chloe has come a long way from the sad little dog I picked up. Chloe is crate trained, but prefers a doggie bed. She walks on a leash and her house training is going very well. She is good with other dogs. Chloe was born on 8-2-02, is spayed, is up to date on vaccinations and micro chipped. Chloe is in good health, and waiting for the right family to come along. She would be perfect for a retired couple, or single person, who is home, most of the time, and wants a sweet baby to share their life with. Chloe lives in Iowa Please contact ccswires@netins.net if you think you are the right family for my Chloe. Download an adoption application:WordPDFText American Fox Terrier Rescue is all volunteer and funded by charitable contributions. Only with your contributions can we continue to help homeless fox terriers. Your donations will help cover major medical expense and, on occasion, transport or boarding. Donations to American Fox Terrier Rescue are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You can mail a check made out to 'AFTR' or 'American Fox Terrier Rescue' to: American Fox Terrier Rescue c/o Lee Eckholm AFTR Treasurer 430 East Grant Street Appleton, WI 54911 Thank you! All dogs represented by American Fox Terrier Rescue are spayed or neutered prior to placement, unless there are valid health reasons preventing the procedure (i.e., puppies under six months of age). For those adopting a dog that is not neutered or spayed due to these health reasons, an American Fox Terrier Rescue volunteer will work closely with you, checking with you and your vet to ensure the procedure is done on a timely basis. For more information about our organization and our rescue and adoption program, please visit the American Fox Terrier Rescue website.