Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi, I’m Meg! I’m a Husky born 12/19/21. I am a very good girl – you probably can’t find a better companion than me! I am kind of a chameleon because I have lived in two very different types of homes and have done well in both! I have lived by myself with two adult foster parents who are very laid back and don’t do a lot of leash walking (because they have a big fenced in yard) and I have lived in a house with a family with young kids, cats, and another dog. I did GREAT in both homes – none of my foster parents know why I haven’t been scooped up for adoption yet! A little more about me in general: I am great in the car, I settle in pretty quickly and will just curl up on the seat and sleep. I am good on a leash, only pulling at the beginning of a walk because I am excited but then I walk nicely. I am good with dogs, cats and kids and I am also reliably housetrained and know some commands. A little bit more about me in each home: When I lived with the two adult fosters, I was kind of worried the first day (because I had never been an only dog before and was looking for another dog to be friends with). However, after the second day – I was a happy girl. I loved spending time outside in the yard just watching everything happening in the neighborhood and when I wasn’t outside, I would cuddle up on the couch with one of my humans and just sleep the day away. I was not overly energetic and I was a very quiet girl – sometimes my foster parents would forget I was there. They always knew, however, that I loved other animals because whenever I would see them on TV – I would get up and put my face directly in front of the TV and watch all sorts of animals! I never had to be in a kennel because I was a good girl! In my current foster home (with the family and other furry friends), I have lots of energy and would benefit from regular walks and/or an active person or family. I do okay on a leash. I don’t pull a whole lot but could benefit from some leash training. I do well in a kennel but my current foster family lets me have full reign of the house with the other dogs. I live with two other dogs and do well with them, however, the puppy in me still gets very excited until I get used to the new dog – then I relax. I also live with two cats. I’m curious about them but don’t make any attempts to hurt or chase them. I also live with an 8-year-old human. I may not be good for a home with smaller children as I am a bigger dog and haven’t learned how to greet you without jumping on you yet (I am learning). I know the word down and will get down after a big slobbery kiss hello. I enjoy car rides and make an amazing travel companion. I enjoy snuggles with my foster family and trying to be a lap dog even if I don’t always fit. I am generally pretty quiet but I will bark to say hello when you come from work, when the kid opens his bedroom door in the morning and out the window at the neighbor in their own driveway (the nerve of them to use their own driveway and not even show me love). My barks may be too loud in an apartment setting. I have lots of love to give and can’t wait to meet you. Adoption fee includes: Full veterinary exam, alter, rabies vaccination, prepaid microchip, dewormed, Distemper combo vaccines appropriate to age, Bordetella vaccine, heartworm and flea/tick preventative while in rescue. Adoption fee: 495.00 Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.February 7, 2025, 6:40 pm