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My basic info
Breed
Husky
Color
Brindle/Brown/Chocolate
Age
4 years old, Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
55 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
94926
My details
Good with kids
Spayed / Neutered
Has special needs
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Finn — Goofy, Loyal, and Full of Personality
Finn is a one-of-a-kind Husky mix with a heart as big as his personality. Diagnosed with Wobbler’s Syndrome, he walks with a slightly wobbly gait — which only makes him more endearing — and has a funny, expressive way of moving through life. This boy is equal parts silly, sweet, dramatic, and loyal. If you’re looking for a dog who will make you laugh every single day, Finn might be your guy.
He’s a full-time companion and a part-time comedian. He talks (a lot), makes a full production out of bedtime (complete with towel-rolling and bed-making), and will gently swat you with his paw if you’re not giving him enough attention. He’s a towel fanatic, a food thief, a cuddle bug, and a master of dramatic zoomies.
Finn’s Ideal Home:
Finn needs a home that will embrace his quirks and give him the time he needs to settle in. He adjusts slowly — often taking several weeks to truly recognize and trust his people and surroundings. Once he does, though, he bonds deeply and becomes your devoted, hilarious shadow.
Preferably an only pet. Finn can live with other dogs, but he’s had occasional scuffles (usually over space or food). He chases cats when they move, which keeps them stressed — he won’t hurt them, but it’s not ideal for them.
Adults or families with older kids. He loves children, but his big, excited energy could easily knock over smaller ones.
House preferred over apartment. Finn is fairly lazy most of the day, but he reacts loudly to nighttime noises like trains or coyotes. He’s not an escape artist, but he’s vocal and sensitive to sound.
An experienced, patient owner. Someone who understands decompression, doesn’t expect instant perfection, and can manage a few ongoing quirks (like occasional indoor peeing or counter surfing).
Daily Life:
Finn is a laid-back guy for most of the day, but he has two playful energy bursts — around 3 PM and 7 PM — and happily joins in on a daily 2–3 mile run. While he enjoys activity, he doesn't require a high-energy lifestyle to be content.. Lazy Sundays are his jam. He sleeps on the bed (with flair) and insists on being part of the daily routine — especially if towels are involved
Finn isn't for everyone — but for the right person or family, he’s going to be the dog of a lifetime. If you're looking for a loyal companion with tons of personality, a big goofy heart, and a few quirks that make him uniquely lovable, Finn just might be your new best friend. Apply to meet him, today!
**Finn's adoption fee has been sponsored in full by a generous donor in memory of their beloved dog, Jaida.**
Meet Finn — Goofy, Loyal, and Full of Personality
Finn is a one-of-a-kind Husky mix with a heart as big as his personality. Diagnosed with Wobbler’s Syndrome, he walks with a slightly wobbly gait — which only makes him more endearing — and has a funny, expressive way of moving through life. This boy is equal parts silly, sweet, dramatic, and loyal. If you’re looking for a dog who will make you laugh every single day, Finn might be your guy.
He’s a full-time companion and a part-time comedian. He talks (a lot), makes a full production out of bedtime (complete with towel-rolling and bed-making), and will gently swat you with his paw if you’re not giving him enough attention. He’s a towel fanatic, a food thief, a cuddle bug, and a master of dramatic zoomies.
Finn’s Ideal Home:
Finn needs a home that will embrace his quirks and give him the time he needs to settle in. He adjusts slowly — often taking several weeks to truly recognize and trust his people and surroundings. Once he does, though, he bonds deeply and becomes your devoted, hilarious shadow.
Preferably an only pet. Finn can live with other dogs, but he’s had occasional scuffles (usually over space or food). He chases cats when they move, which keeps them stressed — he won’t hurt them, but it’s not ideal for them.
Adults or families with older kids. He loves children, but his big, excited energy could easily knock over smaller ones.
House preferred over apartment. Finn is fairly lazy most of the day, but he reacts loudly to nighttime noises like trains or coyotes. He’s not an escape artist, but he’s vocal and sensitive to sound.
An experienced, patient owner. Someone who understands decompression, doesn’t expect instant perfection, and can manage a few ongoing quirks (like occasional indoor peeing or counter surfing).
Daily Life:
Finn is a laid-back guy for most of the day, but he has two playful energy bursts — around 3 PM and 7 PM — and happily joins in on a daily 2–3 mile run. While he enjoys activity, he doesn't require a high-energy lifestyle to be content.. Lazy Sundays are his jam. He sleeps on the bed (with flair) and insists on being part of the daily routine — especially if towels are involved
Finn isn't for everyone — but for the right person or family, he’s going to be the dog of a lifetime. If you're looking for a loyal companion with tons of personality, a big goofy heart, and a few quirks that make him uniquely lovable, Finn just might be your new best friend. Apply to meet him, today!
**Finn's adoption fee has been sponsored in full by a generous donor in memory of their beloved dog, Jaida.**
