Athena
Siberian Husky, Mixed Breed
Athena
Siberian Husky, Mixed Breed
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Kaleidoscope K9s
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A little about them
Meet Athena, a petite 2-year-old, 37-pound Husky with blue eyes and a huge personality. She is smart, funny, affectionate, and always ready to be part of whatever you’re doing. Athena loves laps, couches, and personal space—preferably yours.
Ideal Home
Athena is dog-friendly and did well with a calm senior Labrador after slow introductions. She generally prefers dogs her size or smaller and would do best with respectful canine companions who do not come on too strong. She bonded quickly with teenage children in a family who took her in.
Athena loves furniture and would like a home where dogs are welcome on the couch. She is particular about her food and water, preferring one large meal, plenty of treats, bowls instead of buckets, and the good stuff over kibble.
Ongoing Health
Athena is spayed, heartworm negative, up to date on vaccines, and currently healthy and happy. She previously arrived with fly damage on the tips of her ears and an untreated eye infection.
Training & Support
Athena is potty trained and kennel trained. A sturdy kennel is recommended because she likes testing the limits of wire crates. She is an energetic, opinionated Husky who enjoys pushing doors open and making herself comfortable from couch to couch.
Application Details
- A sturdy kennel is recommended.
- Athena’s home should allow dogs on the furniture.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
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Yes. She is dog-friendly and did well with a calm senior Labrador after slow introductions. She generally prefers dogs her size or smaller and respectful canine companions.
Yes. Athena is potty trained and kennel trained, though a sturdy kennel is recommended because she tests the limits of wire crates.
Athena would do best with a home where dogs are welcome on the furniture and where she can be close to her people. Slow introductions with compatible dogs are recommended.
Athena is spayed, heartworm negative, up to date on vaccines, and currently healthy. She previously had fly damage on her ear tips and an untreated eye infection.