Betty
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A little about them
Betty is a sweet, affectionate Husky who has spent a year waiting at the Coquitlam Animal Shelter and is now thriving in foster care. She loves belly rubs, fetch, zooming around the yard, and cuddling beside her people. This playful adventure buddy enjoys walks, runs, hikes, and bird-watching in the backyard.
Ideal Home
Betty would do best with an experienced adopter who can help her continue building confidence and feeling safe. She needs an experienced, patient home with older dog-savvy children and should be the only dog due to resource guarding. She has a high prey drive and is not suitable for a home with cats. Plan for 1.5–2 hours of daily exercise.
Ongoing Health
Betty is spayed and vaccinated, with no reported medical concerns or allergies. Huskies generally need regular brushing, and Betty’s coat rarely needs bathing.
Training & Support
Betty has good house manners, walks nicely on leash, and is non-reactive toward other dogs. She enjoys playing with well-matched dog friends who can handle her exuberance and loves bringing the ball right to your hand for fetch.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Betty would benefit from an experienced adopter who can support her confidence as she settles into her new home.
Transportation
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Health & wellness
From the listingReported by City of Coquitlam Animal Shelter.
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Coquitlam, BC
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Betty is non-reactive toward other dogs and enjoys playing with well-matched dog friends who can handle her exuberance. However, due to resource guarding, she would do best as the only dog in the home.
No. Betty has a high prey drive and is not suitable for a home with cats.
Betty would do best with an experienced adopter who can help her continue building confidence and feeling safe as she settles into her new home. She is best suited to older dog-savvy children and a home prepared to provide 1.5–2 hours of daily exercise.