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Hi, I’m Jasmine, a 3-year-old Husky mix with a unique and striking appearance. I have the icy blue eyes of a Siberian Husky. I have the personality and stubbornness of a Husky with undeniable loyalty and protectiveness. I’m in the process of learning how to play ball. I’m very sweet and playful. I was bullied by children when I was a puppy in my previous home. But I have been a true pleasure while in foster care. My foster says she has personally witnessed this true beauty blossom and regain her confidence as a family pet. I would do well in a household with an active lifestyle and I will do best with older kids. I have been spayed, I’m UTD on my Vaccinations, I’m HW-, and I have been on preventatives. I’m healthy weighing about 70lbs.
My Silly Personality: I need my own playmate. I have been tested with Huskies and I play extremely well with them. I have not been tested with cats or small dogs but I can be upon request.
I love napping with my people. I disappear everyday with my foster daddy for a very competitive snore-off. My favorite treat happens to be oranges. I will patiently wait while you peel an orange. I’m very food/treat motivated. I have been taught to sit and wait before accepting treats, but I will try and dance on tables for a Milkbone.
My Needs: I need an experienced and responsible owner. I do well with a structured routine, and I have worked hard to rebuild my confidence and ability to trust people. I am rather vocal and will growl both while receiving love but also when I become nervous or anxious. I can also pace when I’m anxious. I have nipped once but I was redirected immediately, and I have never exhibited that behavior since.
I need a fenced yard where I can explore and play (no tie downs or tie outs for this beauty). I do like to slip out the front door on occasion so you must be aware, but I have a very strong callback.
No small children, please. Due to my past of being picked on by kids, small children are a trigger for me. My new home may have children at least 10-12 years old and older, who have a proper understanding of how to behave with dogs.
I’m looking for my special someone who sees past my emotional scars and will love me through my flaws and challenges. I have amazing potential once given the opportunity!!!
I’m being fostered in Smyrna, TN but I can be transported to other states for the right home.
Hi, I’m Jasmine, a 3-year-old Husky mix with a unique and striking appearance. I have the icy blue eyes of a Siberian Husky. I have the personality and stubbornness of a Husky with undeniable loyalty and protectiveness. I’m in the process of learning how to play ball. I’m very sweet and playful. I was bullied by children when I was a puppy in my previous home. But I have been a true pleasure while in foster care. My foster says she has personally witnessed this true beauty blossom and regain her confidence as a family pet. I would do well in a household with an active lifestyle and I will do best with older kids. I have been spayed, I’m UTD on my Vaccinations, I’m HW-, and I have been on preventatives. I’m healthy weighing about 70lbs.
My Silly Personality: I need my own playmate. I have been tested with Huskies and I play extremely well with them. I have not been tested with cats or small dogs but I can be upon request.
I love napping with my people. I disappear everyday with my foster daddy for a very competitive snore-off. My favorite treat happens to be oranges. I will patiently wait while you peel an orange. I’m very food/treat motivated. I have been taught to sit and wait before accepting treats, but I will try and dance on tables for a Milkbone.
My Needs: I need an experienced and responsible owner. I do well with a structured routine, and I have worked hard to rebuild my confidence and ability to trust people. I am rather vocal and will growl both while receiving love but also when I become nervous or anxious. I can also pace when I’m anxious. I have nipped once but I was redirected immediately, and I have never exhibited that behavior since.
I need a fenced yard where I can explore and play (no tie downs or tie outs for this beauty). I do like to slip out the front door on occasion so you must be aware, but I have a very strong callback.
No small children, please. Due to my past of being picked on by kids, small children are a trigger for me. My new home may have children at least 10-12 years old and older, who have a proper understanding of how to behave with dogs.
I’m looking for my special someone who sees past my emotional scars and will love me through my flaws and challenges. I have amazing potential once given the opportunity!!!
I’m being fostered in Smyrna, TN but I can be transported to other states for the right home.
Our adoptable dogs are all in various foster homes and can be met by contacting rescue. Rescue will then provide foster home's contact information. Meet and greets will be arranged between foster and potential adopters. We also have adoption events at Petsmart on various dates which can be checked on our Facebook page, Operation Save a Shelter Dog.
Our adoptable dogs are all in various foster homes and can be met by contacting rescue. Rescue will then provide foster home's contact information. Meet and greets will be arranged between foster and potential adopters. We also have adoption events at Petsmart on various dates which can be checked on our Facebook page, Operation Save a Shelter Dog.
More about this rescue
Our Mission
Operation Save A Shelter Dog is a foster based, IRS-recognized 501c(3) rescue whose mission is to work with shelters on the East Coast by saving dogs at high risk of euthanasia or that have little hope of adoption in their current condition. Not only is it our goal to find furever homes for our dogs, but also to educate the public on the importance of spaying, neutering, vaccinating and providing preventative care for their pets.
Our Mission
Operation Save A Shelter Dog is a foster based, IRS-recognized 501c(3) rescue whose mission is to work with shelters on the East Coast by saving dogs at high risk of euthanasia or that have little hope of adoption in their current condition. Not only is it our goal to find furever homes for our dogs, but also to educate the public on the importance of spaying, neutering, vaccinating and providing preventative care for their pets.
