Alaskan Malamute
Dogs for Adoption
in USA

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute (medium coat).

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute (medium coat). Tioga Age 1 Neuter Male Hi, my name is Tioga I’m a 1-year old neuter Male. My breed is Alaskan Malamute with a little Siberian Husky. I like going on Camping, Hiking and Fishing Trips with my foster Parents, I’m an outdoorsy type of Husky. I like going on Car rides and Boat rides. I’m a Indoor and outdoor Dog, I like playing with tennis balls, Ropes , and etc. I just love my Crate to Sleep in at night. I just want a family to call my own. I'm not fond of small dogs or cats but dogs my size or 40 lbs. or greater are Great, so if I sound like what you’re looking for call or email the information below- I'm House Trained, Leash Trained and Crate Trained. Good with Children and Like Playing with Medium to Large Dogs. I'm all up to date with my Vaccination-- Plus Micro Chip,K9 NexGard for Flea & Ticks Treatment and Wormed. If your Interested in me. You can start the Adoption Process by Filling out an Adoption Questionnaire by going to Brandysleddogsrescue under Adoption Process the Color of the Icon is Red just Click and Begin . Our Website is Brandysleddogsrescue --- To get prequalifed for any of our dogs at the Pet Food Express Pet Party & Adoption Event Sept 15 & 16 2018---- Please go To our website brandysleddogsrescue to start the process. By Filling our Online Adoption Questionnaire -- By going to our Adoption Process Page and the Color of the Icon is Red just Click and Begin. If you have any question you can E-mail us at brandysleddogsrescuegmail or Message us on facebook------ Hope to See you at the Pet Fair -- --- Pet Fair Website :.bayareapetfair/ E-mail: Brandysleddogsrescuegmail Phone : 831-206-9226

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute / German Shepherd Dog (medium coat). Adoption fee is $150, this dog is approx. 7- 8 yrs old and is about 70 pounds Awesome sweet fella was dealt a hand of a crappy owner, He was found very underweight and a bad skin condition and heart-worm positive. He health is regaining and he would love to find a new home, he is under going his heartworm treatment so he needs to stay calm till after that is completed (roughly the end of March) . He is a proud boy despite his past mishandlings and he likes to prance when he walks. He has been around other dogs some and done fine. He is still very eager for feeding time. If you think you would like to give this fella the life he should of had please fill out a app.. All of our Husky/Northern breeds require a home visit for us to check out the fence and give tips on containment if needed. You can quicken your adoption process by sending us some yard pics, focusing on the fence lines after you send your application. Please keep in mind if you want to own a husky you need to be open to the fact that containing this dog may require you to install a hot wire system (cost approx $100) this is quite often needed to preventing digging climbing or chewing through fences. A Hot wire is typically the best route to start with for a piece of mind. Some of our dogs we will require this prior to adoption due to known escape habits or the type of fencing you have. Installation is simple and can be done in under 2 hours on most yards. Northern breeds are beautiful dogs but are also a challenge and demanding and can be very destructive and hard to contain when there needs are not met. Please learn a little more about the breed on our home page. Also we likely have other Huskies or Malamutes for adoption find out by visiting .petangelsrescue. The adoption fee is $150. This dog has had its age appropriate Vaccinations brought up to date with Rabies shot (4 m & older), heartworm tested (4 m & older) and/or started on prevention, basic dewormer, spayed or neutered and microchipped by 24Petwatch with free registration , and also comes with 30 days of free 24Petwatch Pet Insurance . Important Please do not use the "Adopt/Contact Me" buttons generated by the Adoptable pet websites, read details below: You can submit an Adoption Application by clicking our logo button below(if visible) or visiting .petangelsrescue to start your interest in adoption. Please look over our website for information and questions you have in regards to adoption, you can also look at all of our pets in our rescue as well on our HOME PAGE. We do not have staffed phones for questions, if you do not find the information you need, after visiting FAQS and How to adopt please submit a E-mail. (Important Petfinder's Users: Click on Pet Angels Rescue in Purple above the contact button on this pets listing this will link you to find our direct email and home page, Please use those if you are interested in adopting)

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute (medium coat).

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute (long coat). Chena was surrendered to the shelter because she was slowly becoming aggressive when playing with the other dog in the home, and was becoming intolerant of children. Her owner did not feel that she could be trusted around other dogs or children, and that she could become overly protective. Chena was then adopted to a home for 2 days and seriously injured a cat. While at the shelter, Chena was temperament tested and evaluated by the shelter veterinarian to see if her behavior in her previous home could be related to a medical issue. Chena did well in her temperament test with adults, but is not good with children, dogs or cats. Chena CAN NOT go to a home without small dogs or cats, or children. Chena is quite overweight, and as she gets older this may be putting strain on her joints that may be causing her discomfort and thus making her less tolerant towards active/playful dogs, and children. At this time, it is recommended that Chena go on a strict diet to help her lose weight, and her new family should engage her in regular light exercise so as not to overextend her until she is more fit. Chena''s new family is encouraged to use the free vet exam coupon that comes with their adoption packet to work with their regular vet on a plan for her continued health and maintenance as she ages. Chena is a sweet girl who enjoys interacting with her family and going for trots outside. She is a typical malemute with a strong personality and distinct ideas. Chena is hoping for the perfect family that can help get her back to her ideal weight, and incorporate this giant floof peacefully into a loving home as the only pet.

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute (medium coat). Adoption Fee: 150.00. big ol friendly love bug

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute (long coat). Located in Los Angeles, Max the Alaskan Malamute has lived with small dogs, loves people and knows basic commands. He is motivated by food, praise, and your company. It's nice to have a dog in your life that can make you smile. He is currently being fostered and must find a new home. Contact Mary at 213-700-5275 Follow us on Instagram instagram/apassionforpaws and on Facebook .facebook/pages/A-Passion-For-Paws-Rescue-Inc/95142903795 and on Twitter twitter/apassionforpaws FOR COURTESY POSTINGS, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHELTER OR INDIVIDUAL LISTED DIRECTLY for more information on a particular dog. Did you know that you can be a hero? If this homeless dog steals your heart and you can't adopt at this time, we would welcome you to sponsor his/her rescue and save a life. Let us know by emailing us at: apassionforpawsgmail THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING ANIMAL RESCUE!

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute (medium coat).

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute (medium coat).

Posted Breed: Alaskan Malamute. When you hear the name "Juneau" you think... "Alaska" ... Well, there's nothing cold about THIS Juneau. In fact, this Juneau would make an excellent bed warmer on cold nights! This lovely female Alaskan Malamute (7 years old) is looking for a new home after her human received unfortunate medical news which prevents her from keeping Juneau forever. This was a particularly difficult decision for her present owner, but the decision was made with Juneau's best interests in mind. Juneau is a friendly girl, and she has lived with another dog AND a cat, so she MIGHT be accepting of other respectful dogs with proper introduction and chemistry. Don't be fooled by her accepting behavior, though...Juneau is a serious pack animal and reserves such grace only towards her "pack" and not to other random animals on the street ... to be clear, Juneau should NOT ever attend a dog parks (which are full of bacteria anyways!) or family barbecues where everyone brings their dogs! Juneau has no known health issues and is completely house trained. She knows how to "sit", "give paw" and "lay down." She also likes to "speak" sometimes, - usually when she knows breakfast and diner is coming, or, when she is playing with you with a toy. Juneau is spayed, microchipped and up to date with all her vaccinations. If you would like to learn more about Juneau or possibly adopt her, please visit our website at: .akitaangels, under Adoption Process, and complete/return an application.