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My basic info
Breed
Siberian Husky
Color
White
Age
Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Purebred
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
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Peaches is a courtesy listing and being placed by his owners. Peaches and her boyfriend Angel (gray and white male Siberian Husky) are both up for adoption. Angel is also featured on www.snowdogrescue.com. Angel and Peaches want to be placed together in a home. They are loving sweet family pets!
Meet Peaches! She is a white spayed Female, 16 months old , good with Children, good with Small Children, has Rabies vaccinations, has DHLPP vaccinations, on Heartworm preventative, has Papers.
Angel is the Male and Peaches is the female. They are being adopted out as a pair. Both Angel and Peaches are house trained / potty trained and very loving. Both are AKC reg. and are up to date on shots. Both are fixed. They love people, kids and are very sweet and friendly. If interested in meeting them please visit www.snowdogrescue.com to complete an online application and send to:
Daren Elarmo at elarmo@att.net
Huskies make great family pals, and love the companionship of other canines medium to xlarge size. They are a pack animal and consider there humans part of their pack. Because of this they truly enjoy being with there humans and canine friends. They are a fun, happy and active breed that promises to make you laugh and keep you smiling. As with any canines they need love and attention to be happy. This breed was born to run, and can be an escape artist easily scaling 6ft fences or finding the one weak spot in your yard. The Siberian Husky can NEVER be trusted off leash or in an ungated area for this reason. Many Huskies are hit by cars, stolen for their beauty, or lost and never returned. Please keep your Siberian Husky leashed and safe, and add needed locks to gates. They’re counting on you! Please read up on the breed to educate yourself, or contact rescue for advice on your new canine friend AFT E R adopting. Rescue volunteers will always be there to help you! Please note when adopting a Husky from the shelter – this breed is not cat friendly. If you have a cat please make sure it IS cat friendly.
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