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Hi! I’m Copper! I got that name because of the copper coloring that was on the back of my neck and ears when I was born. Speaking of which, my birthday is coming soon. I was born October 17, 2019.
I am a long legged, skinny boy who is full of energy, but knows how to settle down when I need to. I am good on a leash and love to go on long walks. When I am out and about, I do get nervous around strangers and other dogs, as I have been attacked by several other dogs.
Although I am nervous when I meet new people, I warm up quickly when they let me sniff them while they talk to me. I love having friends come over. Most of my friends are two-legged and range from 5 years old to 80 years old. I even have a little four-legged friend (my cat) that will sometimes lay and chill with me.
I live outside most of the time, but love to come in each day to spend time with my people. I am housebroken. I also love to be inside during storms and fireworks. They frighten me and I panic. If no one is home to let me in, I end up trying to find a way to escape. I am a good climber and can climb a 6′ chain link fence with ease. My family figured out how to keep me in when they had a chain link fence. They cared about my safety! Now they have a type of fence I can’t climb. Just so you know, secure containment is a must to keep me safe.
I know a few commands well, sit, lay, kennel, shake and outside. I am smart and I know I can learn more with the right help. Reach out to my Moonsong contact and see if we can meet each other! I am a great dog!
Hi! I’m Copper! I got that name because of the copper coloring that was on the back of my neck and ears when I was born. Speaking of which, my birthday is coming soon. I was born October 17, 2019.
I am a long legged, skinny boy who is full of energy, but knows how to settle down when I need to. I am good on a leash and love to go on long walks. When I am out and about, I do get nervous around strangers and other dogs, as I have been attacked by several other dogs.
Although I am nervous when I meet new people, I warm up quickly when they let me sniff them while they talk to me. I love having friends come over. Most of my friends are two-legged and range from 5 years old to 80 years old. I even have a little four-legged friend (my cat) that will sometimes lay and chill with me.
I live outside most of the time, but love to come in each day to spend time with my people. I am housebroken. I also love to be inside during storms and fireworks. They frighten me and I panic. If no one is home to let me in, I end up trying to find a way to escape. I am a good climber and can climb a 6′ chain link fence with ease. My family figured out how to keep me in when they had a chain link fence. They cared about my safety! Now they have a type of fence I can’t climb. Just so you know, secure containment is a must to keep me safe.
I know a few commands well, sit, lay, kennel, shake and outside. I am smart and I know I can learn more with the right help. Reach out to my Moonsong contact and see if we can meet each other! I am a great dog!
Application, references, home visit, adoption contract, and follow up visit within 30 days. Please see more here: http://www.moonsongmals.org/adoption/adoption.html
Application, references, home visit, adoption contract, and follow up visit within 30 days. Please see more here: http://www.moonsongmals.org/adoption/adoption.html
Because we operate the rescue out of various foster homes in our 5 state assistance area (ID, MT, WY, UT, No. NV), please email us for information. We ask you to please fill out our adoption application before meeting any of our rescue dogs. Our minimum requirements and adoption application can be found here: http://www.moonsongmals.org/adoption/adoption.html
Because we operate the rescue out of various foster homes in our 5 state assistance area (ID, MT, WY, UT, No. NV), please email us for information. We ask you to please fill out our adoption application before meeting any of our rescue dogs. Our minimum requirements and adoption application can be found here: http://www.moonsongmals.org/adoption/adoption.html
More about this rescue
We're glad you stopped by to check out our Mallies in need of their "furever" homes! We are federally recognized non-profit organization of volunteers dedicated to assisting Alaskan Malamutes and their owners when in crisis throughout the Intermountain West. Please be aware that Moonsong Malamute Rescue (MMR) is not a shelter or humane society. We are affiliated with the Alaskan Malamute Assistance League (AMAL), which is the national rescue organization recognized by the Alaskan Malamute Club of America. As an affiliate to AMAL, MMR operates under AMAL's code of ethics.
We offer educational material about the Alaskan Malamute breed, can assist in resolving containment issues, are able to help an owner with appropriately re-homing their Malamute when necessary, and provide behavioral issues support in the form of referrals to trainers and other more experienced Malamute owners. These funds are also used to help care for Malamutes with adoptable personalities who have been pulled from shelters, or who have been seized by authorities after having been abandoned, neglected, or abused.
We're glad you stopped by to check out our Mallies in need of their "furever" homes! We are federally recognized non-profit organization of volunteers dedicated to assisting Alaskan Malamutes and their owners when in crisis throughout the Intermountain West. Please be aware that Moonsong Malamute Rescue (MMR) is not a shelter or humane society. We are affiliated with the Alaskan Malamute Assistance League (AMAL), which is the national rescue organization recognized by the Alaskan Malamute Club of America. As an affiliate to AMAL, MMR operates under AMAL's code of ethics.
We offer educational material about the Alaskan Malamute breed, can assist in resolving containment issues, are able to help an owner with appropriately re-homing their Malamute when necessary, and provide behavioral issues support in the form of referrals to trainers and other more experienced Malamute owners. These funds are also used to help care for Malamutes with adoptable personalities who have been pulled from shelters, or who have been seized by authorities after having been abandoned, neglected, or abused.
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