Chloe Bosh

Nov 3, 2013

Updated Dec 23, 2013

All of my friends and some of our shippers and receivers know her. When we stop she is always looking for people/trucks that she knows. Even people that aren’t usually “animal” people love her. She doesn’t give them a choice! She recognizes my friends’ trucks and every time we stop will look for anyone she knows!

Crystal Bosh | Company driver, Everglades Express

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