Kali

Meet Balto, a 10-year-old husky with a heart of gold! He’s food-motivated, loves to nap, and enjoys short walks. He has hip dysplasia but takes supplements and still moves well. Leash trained, knows sit, stay, down, touch, and has great recall. Good with kids and other dogs, up to date on vaccines. Balto is a gentle, well-behaved companion looking for a loving forever home to relax and enjoy his golden years. I’m going homeless and he deserves better.

This sweet girl is full of energy and love! She loves to play and run, and she’s always up for a good walk. She’s not a chewer, but you’ll want to keep bathroom trash cans covered — she’s got a curious nose for those! She knows basic commands and is great around babies, other dogs, and even reptiles. She’s not off-leash or recall trained just yet, so she’ll need a secure yard or leash for outside time. And yes, she does shed, but it’s worth it for all the love she gives! If you’re looking for a playful, affectionate companion who’s already had some solid training, she might be your perfect match 🐶💛

Gem is a very gentle and loving animal who seeks for companionship in her owner. She will be your best friend and love to develop her skills and commands.

Skye is very smart and energetic. She’s LOVES to play, especially wrestle with other dogs. We also have an 80 pound Golden Retriever, and they play wrestle all the time! She isn’t the biggest cuddler, but she loves her belly rubs and rear-end runs! We are looking for someone with experience in owning other high energy breeds, but also with experience with more unpredictable dogs, behavior wise. Which brings me to the reason for us looking to rehome: She can be very “resource” protective. Mainly with stuff she knows she isn’t supposed to have, along with the usual things (bones, dogfood, etc). The issue is that me and my wife will be looking to start a family soon, and we can’t trust her around little children all of the time, we are worried that she would take something of theirs then get protective of it around any of our children. This has happened many times with us, where she ends up finding something, then aggressively growls at us for getting close, only to try and bite us if we get too close. We have tried and tried to break her of this habit, but nothing has resolved it when she gets in this mode. We do love her, and she is one of the cutest puppers, but due to her, at times, aggressive behavior, we would like to find her a home that is better equipped to give her a better life. Let me know if you have any other questions, and I will be happy to answer