Husky Adoption in Verona, WI: Husky Puppies for Sale in Verona, WI

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Juliana

Husky

Female, 2 yrs 2 mos

Stoughton, WI

Size

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

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

If you want an embarrassing and affectionate dog, Juliana is the one for you. Clumsy, vocal, awkwardly cuddly, with many of the typical husky characteristics, Juliana will involve herself in all the family activities. Unlike most huskies, she would prefer to stay inside when the weather is cold. Juliana is great with cats, female dogs, and non dominant male dogs. She wants to be in charge so no dominant male dogs, and her clumsiness means she may knock a small child right over. Juliana would love a home with a doggy friend to play with, hearty cats to groom, and a person who doesn’t mind 50 lb dog sitting in their lap. A survivor of parvo as a puppy, Juliana flew all the way from Kuwait to find a better life. She is up to date on vaccinations, tested heartworm negative, spayed, and had a dental. Her prior parvo infection has left her with a weird neurological tick of her rear leg and weaker enamel, so no hard chews for her. She is kennel trained and mostly potty trained, but does still have accidents.

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Serenity

Siberian Husky

Female, 6 yrs 5 mos

Sun Prairie, WI

Size

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

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained,

Story

Serenity, also known as CiciHuskyFemale5 years oldGood with dogs and very shy of peopleCici was a surrender from an Amish farmer that the state closed down due to neglect and bad conditions. She was used for breed purposes only. We believe she had at least 8 litters. Cici needs a home with another playful pup, and a fenced-in yard is a must.Cici has a heart condition, and because of that, she can not be spayed. There is a surgery to correct it, but their is a high chance she may not make it through the procedure. We have decided to let her live out her days, and we want her to have the very best. Cici is very sweet but is shy of people petting her. This girl has not 1 mean bone in her body. She is a dog that loves to lay in front of a door and soak up the warm sun. She is currently being fostered with lots of other dogs and small kids.apply at wbdr.org

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