Bailey #28 Chocolate Labrador Retriever Female 4.5 Years Old ID#

Meet Bailey!  Bailey is a beautiful 58lb purebred chocolate Labrador whose owner is seeking to re-home her due to some recent life changes.  Due to these changes, Bailey now spends 8 hours home alone which means she is not getting the companionship and exercise that she needs while she continues to live with her owner.  To learn more about Bailey, please read her blog from the bottom up.

Bailey is now available: https://www.petfinder.com/dog/bailey-28-63578efa-2a2c-41c5-8b8a-537ce1594b85/pa/warrington/brookline-labrador-rescue-pa06/details/

December 31, 2025

Bailey was found at just 10 weeks old at an Amish farm. She was all alone curled up in a little straw bed in a cow barn. I knew I couldn’t leave her there, so she came home with me. From that moment on Bailey has been attached to my hip, she’s my little shadow. Her favorite thing to do is to snuggle. If I’m covered in a blanket she will give a little paw and let me know she wants under the covers too. Most nights she sleeps under the blankets with me all night. Bailey loves to play with anything that makes noise, she’s a true squeaker destroyer. At 4 years old, Bailey still has puppy energy and loves to jump around and play but if you sit down she settles down quickly if it means snuggle time. Bailey has been an amazing dog but unfortunately I realize I cannot provide her with the kind of home she needs. For the first few years of Bailey’s life, she lived in a home with two parents who worked opposite shifts, so someone was always home with her. Since having to move out of our previous home and back in with my parents, Bailey now has limited attention and space. Bailey would thrive in a home with people around more often than not. She’s loves other dogs and had lived with a cat and dog in our old home.Bailey does have a few flaws, the biggest one being she is epileptic. Which means she has seizures, they only last about 30 seconds and leave her a bit confused afterwards but soon she’s back to her happy self. She is currently on 3 medications.  The dosage for one medication was just adjusted so we are waiting to see if the seizures lessen. She takes the medication once in the morning and once at night and with a little squeeze cheese they go down no problems. Right now, she has a seizure about once a month but the vet and I are hopeful it will be less often soon. Bailey’s medicine also makes her drink more water, because of this she has to go out more often. Bailey is great with pawing at the door to let me know every time she has to go outside but if I’m not home for long periods of time she will go on a pee pad if need be.Bailey is truly such a sweet and loving dog and deserves more than I know I am able to give her. I know the seizures sound scary but if you can look past that and just give her a chance you will find a dog who just wants to be loved and will stick by your side.