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My basic info
Breed
Siberian Husky
Color
Gray/Silver/Salt & Pepper - with White
Age
2 years 5 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
49 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
LFCA-A-1041
My details
Good with dogs
Purebred
Needs experienced adopter
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
Microchipped
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Steele — the definition of a true Husky.
Independent. Incredibly smart. And absolutely stunning.
After spending four long months in the county shelter, Steele had nearly given up hope. When our team first saw him, he lay in his kennel with his back to the door, as if saying, “Don’t bother… everyone else has walked past.” But we didn’t. And honestly, he still seems a little surprised that someone finally stopped and chose him.
The moment Steele realized he had a yard of his own, everything changed. He lit up instantly—bounding through the grass, digging with joy, and rediscovering what it means to simply be a dog. He picked up on our routines right away and has been an easy, respectful resident ever since.
Steele has proven himself to be a genuinely wonderful dog. Though he’s on the more mellow side for a Husky, he’s still a breed known for needing exercise, enrichment, and space to stretch those smart legs and active instincts. He’ll thrive in a home that can offer him that balance of activity and independence.
Steele is very much a “go at his own pace” kind of guy. He enjoys hanging out with us, accepts affection with quiet appreciation, and is equally content when it’s time for us to head out. He doesn’t need constant attention—just consistency, understanding, and a place to finally belong.
If you’re looking for a stunning, soulful Husky who’s ready to start his next chapter, Steele might just be your guy.
Meet Steele — the definition of a true Husky.
Independent. Incredibly smart. And absolutely stunning.
After spending four long months in the county shelter, Steele had nearly given up hope. When our team first saw him, he lay in his kennel with his back to the door, as if saying, “Don’t bother… everyone else has walked past.” But we didn’t. And honestly, he still seems a little surprised that someone finally stopped and chose him.
The moment Steele realized he had a yard of his own, everything changed. He lit up instantly—bounding through the grass, digging with joy, and rediscovering what it means to simply be a dog. He picked up on our routines right away and has been an easy, respectful resident ever since.
Steele has proven himself to be a genuinely wonderful dog. Though he’s on the more mellow side for a Husky, he’s still a breed known for needing exercise, enrichment, and space to stretch those smart legs and active instincts. He’ll thrive in a home that can offer him that balance of activity and independence.
Steele is very much a “go at his own pace” kind of guy. He enjoys hanging out with us, accepts affection with quiet appreciation, and is equally content when it’s time for us to head out. He doesn’t need constant attention—just consistency, understanding, and a place to finally belong.
If you’re looking for a stunning, soulful Husky who’s ready to start his next chapter, Steele might just be your guy.
HOURS OF OPERATION: Visits and adoptions are conducted by appointment.
Living Free Animal Sanctuary is located in Mountain Center, CA, right off Highway 74 in the San Jacinto Mountains. We're 10 minutes from Idyllwild, 45 minutes from the Desert Cities, 2 hours from San Diego and 2.5 hours from Los Angeles.
Serving Riverside County and Southern California.
HOURS OF OPERATION: Visits and adoptions are conducted by appointment.
Living Free Animal Sanctuary is located in Mountain Center, CA, right off Highway 74 in the San Jacinto Mountains. We're 10 minutes from Idyllwild, 45 minutes from the Desert Cities, 2 hours from San Diego and 2.5 hours from Los Angeles.
Serving Riverside County and Southern California.
More about this shelter
We are a nonprofit animal sanctuary saving dogs and cats whose time is up at local kill shelters. We are a 501(c)(3) organization and have been rescuing animals since 1980.
We are a nonprofit animal sanctuary saving dogs and cats whose time is up at local kill shelters. We are a 501(c)(3) organization and have been rescuing animals since 1980.
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