My name is Loki!

We adopted Loki from an animal shelter in January 2024, and he was neutered on February 6, 2024. The shelter thought Loki to be about 2 years old, and he looks like a Shepsky (Siberian Husky/German Shepherd mix). Loki lives indoors, and he is potty trained. He loves to go outdoors, on walks, and to the dog park, although he’s still learning to properly walk on a leash. At the dog park, he plays well with other dogs and enjoys playing and chasing tennis balls.
Loki is a loving, young boy! He loves being pet and rubbed all over. He doesn’t have any off limits touch areas, and waits patiently to have his paws and tushy wiped off after being outside. Loki does not guard his toys, and can be touched while eating. As a young boy, he has periods of high activity, but he also has his couch potato times. He craves attention, and likes to be near his human family.
Unfortunately, I have new medical conditions preventing me from giving Loki all the love and attention he deserves.