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Meet Jasmine!

Jasmine was abandoned by her owners. This sweet baby was left to fend for herself! She has been rescued and is living in a temporary foster situation until we can find a new forever home home for her.

NOTE FROM JASMINE'S TEMPORARY FOSTER:

Oh my gosh, Jazzy is the nicest dog I have fostered. She is about 4-5 months old (still has some baby teeth). Sweet and smart. She is also calm- which is pretty unusual in a Lab. Don't get me wrong, her tail never stops and she is always wanting to play, but she will lay down and chill out!

Jasmine has a pretty heart shaped tag with her name and her former owners phone on it. I truly do not understand how anyone could have given this dog up. She is such a fun little girl.

When I had her at the Vet, she was sooo happy to see children. There were little kids coming out as I was going in, and she was just beside herself with joy when she saw them. The Vet's daughter was there in the office and she was very excited to see her too.

Yesterday, as I was busy downstairs, she and my other 3 big dogs were romping and playing have a great time together. Then her foster sister Jenny (the Einstein of the bunch) used her toes to pull the basement door open. Jazzy watched her do this twice and the next time Jenny disappeared behind the door (and up the stairs), Jazzy immediately started using her toes to try and open the door. This is one smart girl. She loves to play with her foster sisters and brother. They play and play and chase and mock fight until they are exhausted. She gets along well with both her neutered Lab brother and her spayed sisters that are Lab and Weimaraner. They eat side by side and curl up together.

Her housebreaking is going well. She comes out of her crate and is immediately taken outside to do her business. All the while she is squatting she is watching me out of the corner of eye, and the minute she finishes, she bounds with little leaps over to me so we can celebrate with lots of "good girls" and pats. Today for the first time, she went to the back door and turned around and looked at me as if to say "hey Lady, I need to go out!"

She will now go in the crate by herself as long as a treat is tossed in or her food bowl is filled. I truly believe this is one of those once in lifetime dogs- smart and very "in-tune" to humans.

If I didn't already have a 'houseful', I would definitely be keeping her here. She is that nice, that sane, and that much fun! She is going to be a terrific addition to someone's household!

Please feel free to fill out an Adoption Application on our main website, www.midwestanimalrescue.org, by clicking on the Form/Applications link under Website Features.

Thank You!