JAZZ - PIT BULL TERRIER (SHORT COAT) DOG FOR ADOPTION

Description

Dog Breed: Pit Bull Terrier (short coat). Adoption Fee: 410. JAZZ Female, spayed ~5 years old Pit Bull Terrier 60 lbs. Microchipped, up-to-date on core vaccines and takes monthly flea/tick/heartworm prevention Not good with dogs; untested with cats; OK with older, respectful kids Meet Jazz: Professional Snuggler, Expert Napper, and Loyal Best Friend Jazz is a beautiful 5-year-old sweetheart whose favorite thing in the world is simply being with her people. At 60 pounds, she firmly believes she is a lap dog and she won't let her size stand in the way of living that dream! Whether she's curled up beside you on the couch or attempting to become a living, breathing weighted blanket, Jazz is happiest when she's close to the people she loves. This affectionate, low-energy girl enjoys the simple things in life: belly rubs, cozy naps, a favorite toy and a good chew bone. She's fully crate trained, knows her leash manners, and is content with short walks and leisurely adventures. While she enjoys getting out to sniff the world, she's just as happy spending the day snoozing in a sunny spot or curled up on the couch. Jazz's journey has not been an easy one. When LOVEPAWS Rescue pulled her from the shelter a couple of years ago, she was extremely sick with pneumonia and heavily pregnant. She was rushed to the emergency hospital, where she spent several days receiving treatment before settling into foster care. Just a week later, she gave birth to nine beautiful puppies and proved to be an incredible mother. After her puppies were adopted, Jazz finally had a chance to focus on healing—only to face another challenge when a routine spay surgery went terribly wrong, requiring emergency corrective surgery and months of recovery. Through it all, Jazz has remained loving, trusting, and endlessly sweet and thankfully, has been in good health since then. Her foster family quickly fell in love with her and had every intention of making her a permanent member of their family. Unfortunately, both Jazz and their resident dog prefer having their humans all to themselves, creating tension that isn't fair to either dog. Because of this, Jazz is looking for a home where she can be the only pet and enjoy all the love and attention she deserves. One of Jazz's most impressive talents is her ability to nap absolutely anywhere. She's been known to plop down and fall asleep in the middle of a walk and has even decided halfway through a hike that she'd rather be carried than continue climbing. These days, her family knows that Jazz prefers life to be short, sweet, and comfortable—just like she is. A perfect day for Jazz includes a leisurely morning cuddle session, breakfast right on schedule, a short walk (or maybe just a trip to the porch), a few treats, a brief burst of playtime, and plenty of naps in between. By evening, you'll find her snuggled next to her favorite person, softly snoring long before bedtime. If you're looking for a mellow, affectionate companion who will adore you with her whole heart, Jazz may be the perfect match. After everything she's been through, this special girl deserves a home where she can spend the rest of her days being cherished, spoiled, and loved. Interested in adopting? Of course you are! Submit an application here! If you're viewing this animal on Petfinder, please use the following URL to apply to adopt: app.sparkie.io/application?t=648773e495415c002b471f96&m=DOG_ADOPT

• Physical Attributes

  Ear Type:	Natural/Uncropped
  Coat Length:	Short
  Grooming Needs:	Low
  Likes to Vocalize:	Quiet
  Shedding Amount:	Moderate
  Altered	Yes

• Behavioral Characteristics

  OK with Kids:	No
  OK with Dogs:	No
  Energy Level:	Low
  Fence Required:	Not Required
  Obedience Training:	Needs Training
  Other:	Not Good With Small Dogs Not Good With Large Dogs Leash Trained Crate Trained Housetrained Good in a Car Likes to Play with Toys

• Personality

  Personality Characteristics

  Playful Affectionate Eager to Please Even-Tempered Gentle

• Additional Information

  Was the Dog Found

  No