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Say hello to Boomer, a stunning two-year-old, 63 lb. husky/shepard mix with a luxurious long coat and gentle brown eyes. He was dumped this past November at a dead-end road in rural North Carolina after a man in the neighborhood threatened to shoot him for chasing his chickens. At the time, he was not vetted and heartworm positive so he’s now ready for adoption as he’s undergone treatment and has received everything he needs medically. He’s currently in a foster home in NC awaiting his freedom ride to CT upon approval of an application.
Boomer is just the sweetest guy! He LOVES to be around people any chance he gets. As most huskies are, this beautiful boy is full of energy and will require an adopter willing to give him the exercise and enrichment he needs. Boomer is good with dogs and has done great with the children he has met since being in foster. We would not recommend a home with cats due to his high prey drive, which is a typical husky trait. He’s also quite the talker and will tell you when he wants something. Boomer loves his toys, runs, and going on adventures. He is house/crate trained and a very smart pup. You MUST have a fenced yard in order to adopt him and husky experience is highly preferred.
His adoption fee is $400 and Boomer is vaccinated, microchipped, neutered, and heartworm treated. If you are interested in this gorgeous guy, please complete the application at form.jotform.com/200883908893166. For questions, email info@happilyfureverafter.org.
Say hello to Boomer, a stunning two-year-old, 63 lb. husky/shepard mix with a luxurious long coat and gentle brown eyes. He was dumped this past November at a dead-end road in rural North Carolina after a man in the neighborhood threatened to shoot him for chasing his chickens. At the time, he was not vetted and heartworm positive so he’s now ready for adoption as he’s undergone treatment and has received everything he needs medically. He’s currently in a foster home in NC awaiting his freedom ride to CT upon approval of an application.
Boomer is just the sweetest guy! He LOVES to be around people any chance he gets. As most huskies are, this beautiful boy is full of energy and will require an adopter willing to give him the exercise and enrichment he needs. Boomer is good with dogs and has done great with the children he has met since being in foster. We would not recommend a home with cats due to his high prey drive, which is a typical husky trait. He’s also quite the talker and will tell you when he wants something. Boomer loves his toys, runs, and going on adventures. He is house/crate trained and a very smart pup. You MUST have a fenced yard in order to adopt him and husky experience is highly preferred.
His adoption fee is $400 and Boomer is vaccinated, microchipped, neutered, and heartworm treated. If you are interested in this gorgeous guy, please complete the application at form.jotform.com/200883908893166. For questions, email info@happilyfureverafter.org.
Our dogs and cats are located in foster homes throughout the state of Connecticut.
Our dogs and cats are located in foster homes throughout the state of Connecticut.
More about this rescue
Happily Furever After Rescue is a 501(c)(3), no-kill foster based organization. Founded in 2020, Happily Furever After Rescue focuses on saving animals locally and that are at-risk in kill shelters across the country. We rescue the lost, abandoned, abused, and neglected by providing them with their fairytale ending. We're all about "making dreams come true, four paws at a time..."
Happily Furever After Rescue is a 501(c)(3), no-kill foster based organization. Founded in 2020, Happily Furever After Rescue focuses on saving animals locally and that are at-risk in kill shelters across the country. We rescue the lost, abandoned, abused, and neglected by providing them with their fairytale ending. We're all about "making dreams come true, four paws at a time..."
