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Bonded Pair

Hoonah & Kunik

Siberian Husky

Female, 10 yrs

London, ON

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Hoonah & Kunik Fostered in London, ON Both Spayed & vaccinated & microchipped Adoption fee: To be discussed Both 10 year old retired sled dogs Double the dogs, double the love… and yes—double the singing Hoonah & Kunik are a bonded pair of sweet, friendly girls who are truly the best of friends. They do everything together and don’t like to be apart, so they’re looking for a forever home where they can stay side by side. These girls are total lovebugs with people—no fear, no aggression, just instant friendship. Kunik is the confident “boss” who keeps things in check, while Hoonah is a little more laid back… unless you wake her up at night—then she has opinions. At home, they’re professional loungers, they love couches, beds, pillows—you name it. They enjoy cuddling with their humans but are also happy relaxing on their own. Backyard time is a work in progress, but they’re getting more comfortable every day (and yes… they do like to dig!). They’re also just starting to discover toys and learning how fun playtime can be. They LOVE their walks and get very excited to go out—Hoonah is already learning to walk nicely, while Kunik is still working on the “no pulling” concept. One good morning walk helps them settle for the day, with an evening walk as a bonus. They also enjoy car rides and are great passengers They’ve met other dogs and have been friendly and playful with everyone so far Hoonah & Kunik are mostly house trained, though they don’t always let you know when they need to go out. They had a few accidents at first but have been doing well recently. They can be a little anxious when left alone, especially in new environments, and may get a bit destructive—so crate time is recommended when you’re away (though they’re still learning to love their crates). They’re also a bit picky with food and prefer kibble with some wet food or a topper—Kunik definitely has the bigger appetite of the two They know their names and basic commands like sit, stay, and down, and their recall is improving every day And of course… their signature move: daily duet sessions, They like to “sing” together a couple times a day. It doesn’t last long, but it’s worth noting—they may not be the best fit for apartment living! If you’re looking for a sweet, affectionate, slightly goofy duo who will fill your home with love (and a little music), Hoonah & Kunik are ready to meet you!

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Scout

Husky Mixed Breed (Small)

Female, 2 yrs 1 mo

Hamilton, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with dogs, Needs experienced adopter, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Currently fostered in Texas ****Scout needs a experienced adapter. Please read bio in full. **** Scout was trapped and rescued as a feral stray. She is approximately two years old and fully grown at 28 pounds. She looks like a mini husky. Her coat is gorgeous and so soft . She has come a long way in the short time we have had her and I know she will only blossom from here. We took her to a rescue friendly groomer who cut her matts out, gave her a bath, a brush out and half a blow dry before she was kind of over that. She was very scared of the trimers . Scout is still weary of humans but never ever aggressive. She comes around faster to women than men but that is pretty typical. She is great with all dogs and loves to play, she is submissive and listens very well to the Chihuahuas, however, she also needs a play partner that will rough house with her and run with her. She cannot be the only dog. Although we think she is part husky, she is not very vocal . She absolutely needs a well fenced in yard. She does not walk on leash and harness. When she first arrives she is going to be scared and look for places in the yard to get out , this will only last a day or two but she is absolutely not to be left outside alone for the 1st week. She acclimate very quickly and we’ll get used to her new home and environment and doggy friends fast. She seems ok with the cats but may try and chase them if they are running. She does not come to people, she will not willing come up for pets or cuddles. She does not like being picked up. That being said once you kind of cornered her in her little bed area she will allow you to pick her up but squirms a lot to get down. So this should never be done outdoors without a leash and harness. You cannot pick her up and take her to the car without a leash and harness on because if she squirm hard and gets down, she will runoff and you will not catch her. She needs a home where someone will just let her be for a couple weeks until she gets more used to you. She needs access to a very well fenced in backyard and a home where she can flourish, be loved and play with her dog friends. She should really not be taken out of that environment until she is more used to you and trusts you. This is not a dog you can take out to lunch or a farmers market. She is a cat dog. She loves toys and she does love following you around and has interest in being friendly with her humans. She even gives me a little kisses on the back of my leg when I am doing office work for chores. She also nudges me with her nose, she follows me everywhere. She still does not let me touch her without cornering her. Once she is in her little pen curled up in her bed I go in and sit with her and softly give her pets and kisses. Her body is starting to relax little by little with each day. She loves being in a home and she is very happy she is just not ready to be “mans best friend” yet. I think for her this has to be earned and I am fairly certain, once she does decide to love you, she will love hard and loyal. She does not eat a lot of kibble and tends to be picky with the wet food. We feed her canned food mixed with kibbles with chicken and cheese on top to entice her 🙂 She has had three names before settling on Scout so her paperwork has a few names on there . Birdie , Kai Kai and Scout . As a weird, sidenote, she sleeps in a large toddler pen that she can jump out of, but doesn’t. She will sleep in a kennel however, every time I have tried to put her in a large kennel she goes to the bathroom in it , which is odd considering I sleep all of 5 hours a day. where as I put her in the puppy pen with a bed on one side and her pee pad on the other even though the pee pad is there she never goes to the bathroom in the puppy/toddler pen I will send photos of set up . She also is not destructive . But has a little mischief in her . 🙂 like a fox

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Charlie

Husky Australian Cattle Dog

Male, 2 yrs 4 mos

Erin, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Story

Hi, I`m Charlie! I`m a wonderful, positive, life-of-the-party kind of guy! I am very affectionate and love to be around people. I know my basic commands (sit, off, lay down) and am excited to learn more. I`m working on my manners, because I am working on this, I need to be in a home where there are no smaller children. I am a great learner and am eager to please you. I`m always ready for a game or a fun training session. I`m looking for a forever home where I can share all my love and energy. Adopting me means gaining a loyal buddy who will always be there to cheer you up and keep you active. Let`s start our fun journey together! MY IDEAL HOME INVOLVES... CHILDREN: I am friendly with everyone and would be best suited to older children. CATS: I like to chase cats. OTHER DOGS: I would be best as the only dog- I do get along well with dogs my size or bigger dogs FIRST-TIME DOG OWNERS: Experience with large dog breeds is recommended but not required. FENCED-IN YARD: A fenced-in yard or a rural property would be best for me. I`ll need some training to ensure I stay on the property. HOUSING ENVIRONMENT: in a quiet household. SOMEONE HOME MOST OF THE DAY: I would be okay being left alone for 8 hours/regular work shift. I am working on my crate training. SOME OTHER THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT ME.... ACTIVITY LEVEL: High HOUSE-TRAINED: YesBIRTH DATE: September 3, 2023 (Estimated)

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Astrid

Husky German Shepherd Dog

Female, 1 yr

Erin, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Story

Meet this stunning Husky mix with a heart as soft as her fluffy coat. Astrid is a sweet, loyal girl who adores her people and lives for cuddles after a day of fun. Whether it’s exploring new trails, trotting beside you on an adventure, or curling up for quiet time, she’s happiest right by your side. With her gentle spirit and loving nature, she’s ready to become someone’s devoted companion and best friend.Children- older children Other dogs: She would be okay with other dogs but she would be best as the only dog.Cats: unknown hard to tell in shelter First time dog owner: yes Fenced in yard: YesHousing environment: house with a yard/ busy or quiet Someone home most of the day: Would be okay left alone for an 8 hour work day Some other things to know about Astrid:Activity level: Medium to High House trained: YesBirthdate: estimated 3/30/25

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BLANKO

Husky German Shepherd Dog

Male, 1 yr

London, ON

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Blanko is a young, high energy boy who is in search of his forever home!!He enjoys playing fetch in the yard, eating yummy snacks, getting zoomies and attention from his human friends. Blanko is dog friendly but he is a very pushy when meeting them. He can be anxious when he is kenneled and sings like a husky when he is excited. He is a very sweet pup and could benefit from some additional training.

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Bandit

Husky

Male, 8 yrs 1 mo

Simcoe, ON

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Story

My name is Bandit. I am a very sweet boy who loves lots of petting. I`m up for adoption because my human sibling is a toddler and she causes me lots of anxiety. I need a home without any young children. I love other dogs! I would thrive in a home with another dog for me to play with every day. I love to go for long walks. I am house trained. I don`t jump on the furniture. I`m just great! I need a home with lots of love, attention and pets. I am neutered, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and needles up to date. Please just love and pet me.

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