Mars
Siberian Husky
Adoption Fee
$50
Age
2 years 3 months
Gender
male
Size
Large
Weight
56.00 lbs
Age
2 years 3 months
Gender
male
Size
Large
Weight
56.00 lbs
Cassy Green
Pet Owner
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About Mars
Mars is a soulful, gentle boy with a big heart and a sensitive nature. He’s a survivor of past abuse and neglect, and while those experiences have left their marks, they’ve also revealed just how resilient and loving he truly is. Mars thrives in calm environments where he can feel safe and understood. He’s affectionate, loyal, and deeply connected to the people he trusts. Once you earn his love, it runs deep—he’ll be your quiet shadow, your soft presence, your steady companion. Mars enjoys the company of other dogs, especially females. He does best with gentle, confident dogs who respect space and can match or correct his energy in a kind way. He especially loves female pit bulls and bully mixes, and he’s gotten along beautifully with small, energetic breeds of both genders. Large males and other huskies can make him nervous, though he does not dislike dogs in general—he simply needs the right match. What I’m Looking for Him: Mars needs a stable home with people who will cherish him and continue giving him the reassurance and structure he’s come to thrive with. A household without chaos or intimidation, where his sweet spirit can shine and where he won’t be overwhelmed. Someone with breed experience or at least an understanding of what Huskies need—patience, time, stimulation, and love—would be ideal. He’s not an escape artist, not destructive, and not high-maintenance in the typical husky sense. He just needs connection. He needs someone who will see the beautiful dog underneath the scars and love him for all that he is. I’ve put my heart into helping Mars heal, and now I’m hoping someone else can be the next chapter of his life—a chapter filled with safety, joy, and unconditional love.
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