Angel
Mixed Breed
Angel
Mixed Breed
Price not listed
For The Sake of Being Humane
At a glance
A little about them
Meet Angel, a sweet medium-sized Husky mix who weighs about 35 pounds and is estimated to be 4–5 years old. She has always been called Angel and is looking for a loving forever home.
Angel came from a large hoarding case but is well mannered, affectionate, and gentle once she has time to warm up. After a few minutes with strangers, she becomes very loving and enjoys crawling into laps for kisses.
Ideal Home
Angel would do best in a quiet, low-commotion home with a securely fenced yard. She may never be trustworthy off leash. A home with docile male dogs may be a good fit, and older children should be fine; she may be uncomfortable around energetic young children. Angel is not believed to be good with cats and may chase them.
Ongoing Health
Angel is spayed, fully vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, heartworm negative, and started on preventatives.
Training & Support
- Crate trained; a sturdy plastic crate is recommended instead of a metal wire crate.
- Knows some basic commands.
- Understands the concept of potty training, though accidents can happen while adjusting to a new home.
Application Details
- Angel’s adoption fee has been sponsored, so there is no cost to adopt her.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Angel would do best in a quiet, low-commotion home with a securely fenced yard. She may never be trusted off leash.
She is good with other dogs, with docile male dogs recommended. She is not believed to be good with cats and may chase them; older children should be fine, while energetic young children may be overwhelming.
Angel is crate trained, knows some basic commands, and understands the concept of potty training, though accidents may occur while she adjusts to a new environment.