Lady is a truly sweet, friendly, and warm-hearted companion whose gentle eyes and wagging tail reflect her genuine affection for everyone she meets. This delightful girl is a true pip who loves to make her foster mom smile with her silly shenanigans. Lady adores both people and other canines, making her an instant favorite among friends and strangers alike. Her loving nature shines through in every interaction, promising a lifetime of joy and companionship, and she has recently completed basic obedience training.
As a beautiful Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute mix, Lady embodies the best traits of both breeds: intelligence, loyalty, and a playful spirit. She absolutely adores the outdoors, especially thriving in colder weather and snow, showcasing her natural exuberance. These breeds are known for their high energy and need for engagement, making Lady a perky and feisty companion who loves active play. She is great with kids aged 10 and older and gets along wonderfully with other dogs, making her a fantastic addition to a multi-pet household.
Lady is eagerly waiting for a caring family to call her own, ideally one with a yard where she can run and play fetch to her heart's content, and a dog playmate to share adventures with. Her high energy level means she will thrive in an active home that can provide plenty of exercise and mental stimulation, ideally 2+ hours daily. Lady is crate- and house-trained, ready to settle into her forever home with ease and become a devoted companion to her next lucky family or person.
Special Needs
Lady had a few benign mammary tumors removed, with small nodules remaining under observation; the rescue will cover future removal if necessary.
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