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My basic info
Breed
Husky
Color
Brown/Chocolate - with White
Age
1 year 6 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
Has special needs
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Bear! Bear spent his whole life with a family. Unfortunately he was hit by a car and his family couldn’t afford the care needed to save him. A shelter stepped up to do the surgery, but in an overcrowded shelter, healing was not going well. Bear was pulled by Traveling Tails and has been in a foster home in Indianapolis ever since.
Bear is a one-year-old handsome Husky mix with eyes that will melt your heart. He weighs 53 lbs. He has the Husky personality – playful, friendly and super-smart. I have been fostering Bear for about 3 months as he recovers from a broken leg after being hit by a vehicle. It has been a (need an adjective here-what kind of journey) journey and he has been amazing through all of it.
Bear wants to be with his people - he will follow you from room to room or stay by your side when working or watching TV. He will let you know when he wants to play, go out to potty or just needs some loving. When he wants loving, he with just lay on you or at least try. None of these behaviors are all the time. He definitely has energy that will only get greater as his mobility improves.
Bear will thrive with an active family. He loves human interaction and should not be left alone for long periods of time every day. He would be best suited for a family who will regularly take him for hikes and walks in parks. He travels in cars well. A secure yard is a must. Bear would enjoy time outside, playing fetch with his family. Bear is currently afraid of moving vehicles, especially trucks, so the ideal home would be on a quiet street. Patience will be required at first – gradually increasing activity as Bear regains strength and mobility in his injured
Bear is up to date on vaccines, neutered, and microchipped. As his leg continue to heals, a team of doctors is closely watching to see if an amputation will be necessary instead of their current plan. We are seeking a special needs adopter for Bear. Vetting will be covered by the rescue until medically cleared by the vet when he is healed. He is currently in Indianapolis but can be transported to his perfect adopter.
Meet Bear! Bear spent his whole life with a family. Unfortunately he was hit by a car and his family couldn’t afford the care needed to save him. A shelter stepped up to do the surgery, but in an overcrowded shelter, healing was not going well. Bear was pulled by Traveling Tails and has been in a foster home in Indianapolis ever since.
Bear is a one-year-old handsome Husky mix with eyes that will melt your heart. He weighs 53 lbs. He has the Husky personality – playful, friendly and super-smart. I have been fostering Bear for about 3 months as he recovers from a broken leg after being hit by a vehicle. It has been a (need an adjective here-what kind of journey) journey and he has been amazing through all of it.
Bear wants to be with his people - he will follow you from room to room or stay by your side when working or watching TV. He will let you know when he wants to play, go out to potty or just needs some loving. When he wants loving, he with just lay on you or at least try. None of these behaviors are all the time. He definitely has energy that will only get greater as his mobility improves.
Bear will thrive with an active family. He loves human interaction and should not be left alone for long periods of time every day. He would be best suited for a family who will regularly take him for hikes and walks in parks. He travels in cars well. A secure yard is a must. Bear would enjoy time outside, playing fetch with his family. Bear is currently afraid of moving vehicles, especially trucks, so the ideal home would be on a quiet street. Patience will be required at first – gradually increasing activity as Bear regains strength and mobility in his injured
Bear is up to date on vaccines, neutered, and microchipped. As his leg continue to heals, a team of doctors is closely watching to see if an amputation will be necessary instead of their current plan. We are seeking a special needs adopter for Bear. Vetting will be covered by the rescue until medically cleared by the vet when he is healed. He is currently in Indianapolis but can be transported to his perfect adopter.
Traveling Tails Dog Rescue is dedicated to being an active voice for abandoned, abused and neglected dogs. We have one goal of providing the best life possible for as many dogs as we can. We help them find forever homes that will provide them with compassion, love and a quality life. Our hope is that as many dogs as possible may have a safe and loving home.
Traveling Tails Dog Rescue is dedicated to being an active voice for abandoned, abused and neglected dogs. We have one goal of providing the best life possible for as many dogs as we can. We help them find forever homes that will provide them with compassion, love and a quality life. Our hope is that as many dogs as possible may have a safe and loving home.
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