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A little about them
Phoebe is a gentle, resilient Alaskan Husky mix who is learning what it means to feel safe and loved. After surviving on her own in Kashechewan First Nation, she is now safe in foster care in Brownsville, ON, where her sweet personality is beginning to shine.
Phoebe finds confidence with friendly, patient dogs and enjoys exploring outdoors. She walks beautifully on leash and is curious about her surroundings, though new sounds and experiences can make her startle. With patience, reassurance, and gentle introductions, she is learning to trust people and adjust to life indoors.
Ideal Home
Phoebe would do best with:
- A friendly, patient canine companion
- Older, respectful children who understand her need for time and space
- A securely fenced yard
- A safe, structured environment
- Patience, kindness, and continued positive reinforcement
- A home without cats, as she has shown a strong interest in chasing them
Ongoing Health
Phoebe is spayed and vaccinated. No medical conditions or health concerns are reported.
Training & Support
Phoebe is house-trained and walks beautifully on leash. She is still learning household manners, may explore with her mouth, and is learning that her crate can be a safe, comfortable place. Appropriate chew toys, reassurance, and patient guidance will help her continue progressing.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Phoebe needs adopters who will celebrate small victories and give her time to adjust at her own pace.
She is a quiet, loving girl who wants to trust and connect. In return for patience and understanding, Phoebe has the potential to become a loyal companion whose love will be worth every step of the journey.
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Yes. Phoebe finds confidence and comfort with other dogs and would do best with a friendly, patient canine companion.
No. She has shown a strong interest in chasing cats and is not recommended for a home with feline companions.
Older, respectful children who understand that Phoebe needs time and space to adjust would be best. Slow introductions are important.
Phoebe is house-trained and walks beautifully on leash. She is still learning household manners and that her crate can be a safe, comfortable place.