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Alaskan Husky Dogs For Adoption in Raleigh, NC, USA
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Marisol - Husky / Husky / Mixed Dog For Adoption

Alaskan Husky Dogs For Adoption in Raleigh, NC, USA

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Nickname
Marisol
Breed
Alaskan Husky
Gender
Female
Age
Adult
Location
Raleigh, NC, 27607, USA

Description

Alaskan Husky Dogs For Adoption in Raleigh, NC, USA

Posted Breed: Husky / Husky / Mixed. Sweet and petite Marisol is a 4yr old Siberian Husky. She was rescued from the Shelter in March. She was surrendered by owners who claim they got her from someone

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else when she was pregnant. They let her have her babies, and rehomed them on their own. They decided they could no longer keep Marisol, so they brought her to the shelter. When she was examined by the shelter staff they noticed she was underweight, clearly looked like she had just had babies, was heartworm positive, and had a horrible skin infection that was painful to the touch. Over the last month Marisol has been on several medications, has had a healthy appetite, received a lot of medicated baths, and is being treated for heartworms. Her skin is almost fully healed, and she is not irritated anymore. Marisol has gained several pounds, and is looking much better! She will be looking for an active family to keep her busy, and spoil her like she deserves! Marisol may be small, but she has a TON of energy! This little girl doesn't sit still. When crated you can even catch her in her crate, doing circles, chasing her tail! She would love to go to a family of runners that could give her daily exercise. Without exercise Marisol will become destructive. Being a Husky Marisol would do best in a 6ft fenced yard. She will be able to jump a 4ft, so 6ft or taller required for homes with fences. A fence is not required if you are an active owner. She is NOT a dog who can be off leash, she will run away and not come back. Her new owner must understand she must be leashed at all times, unless in a fence. NO invisible fences please. Marisol is dog friendly and loves to play, but she can be dominate and bossy with other dogs. She also has food aggression and should not share food, bones, and most toys with other dogs. As for most huskies Marisol has a high prey drive, no small dogs, cats, or other small animals for this girl! Marisol is crate trained, but if she wants out and you do not let her out in time she will protest by going potty in her kennel. If you think Marisol is the one for you please apply! Adoption fee is $275. If you have additional questions please email her foster mom at Meganshuskiesgmail

⛛ Physical Attributes

⛛ Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Kids
Yes
OK with Dogs
Yes
OK with Cats
No

⛛ Additional Information

Was the Dog Found
No
Up-to-date on Vaccinations
Yes

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-978047
Date Listed
08/24/2018
Date Expires
Expired

Alaskan Husky


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