Circle Pines

Puppies and dogs in Circle Pines, Minnesota

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Wes

Sheltie, Shetland Sheepdog

Male, Senior

Circle Pines, MN

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

This Sheltie requires a yard with a secure, physical fence with direct access from the house. We adopt locally to the Twin Cities metro. We are not able to coordinate distance placements. Apply at Adoption Wes, aka Grandpa Wes, Buddy and Teddybear, is an amazing little guy! He has such a sweet personality! He will be a great addition for a senior-loving single-story home, or a home that can accommodate his age-related vision limitations by blocking off access to stairs. Age: 12 yrs young! Size: 25 lbs. Temperament: Wes is very sweet, highly treat-motivated, and has a fun personality. Wes was shy and unsure when he first came to rescue, but he has blossomed in his foster home and has quite a spunky and fun personality. Fence: Recommended due to vision limitations and because Wes does not have experience with leash walks. Dogs: Wes gets along with the other dogs in his foster home, including Shelties and 5 lb. Chihuahuas. Cats: No cats in his foster home. Wes reportedly got along with the cat in his previous home. Kids: No kids in his foster home and Wes has not had exposure to children. Due to some vision limitations, Wes would do best in an adult home, or a home with an older child who understands about giving a senior dog space and waiting for a dog to initiate interaction, and who can be responsible to close doors to prevent accidental escape. Crate Use: Wes uses a crate when transported in the car, and has free run of the house in his foster home. Housetrained: Yes Responds to Cues: Wes does well with routine and predictability. It can take him a few days to get used to a new environment. Once Wes is familiar with the layout of the home and routine of going outside, he does very well. Wes responds to his name and nicknames. Leash Walks: Wes is new to wearing a collar and using a leash. Car Rides: Car rides have been to go to the vet and groomer. Wes is crated for transport for his safety. Activity Level: Low, as expected for his age. When excited, Wes can break into a frolic and looks like a little goat hopping around! It’s absolutely adorable! Wes may pace when he is in a new environment or getting used to a new routine. Barking: Wes is very quiet - such a plus! He will bark with joy when excited. This is usually out in the yard when he’s really happy. Health: While in rescue, Wes has had an exam, bloodwork, thyroid test, tick screen, heartworm test, vaccinations, and a dental with extractions. He still has many teeth left to enjoy his treats and chews, and is in good shape for a senior! He is on Carprofen daily. Wes does have limited vision. He can see well enough not to bump into objects, but has trouble with distance and depth perception (stairs). Extra precautions need to be taken to make sure Wes does not have unsupervised access to stairs, or that stairs are blocked with a gate. All that Wes requires is a home full of love, some safety precautions to accommodate his vision limitations, ….and treats! He will be such a joy in your life! Adoption fee: $250 We adopt locally in the Twin Cities metro area of Minnesota.

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Fawn

Sheltie, Shetland Sheepdog

Female, 6 yrs

Circle Pines, MN

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Good with dogs, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

This Sheltie requires a yard with a secure, physical fence with direct access from the house, a canine mentor, and a human who understands shy dogs. We adopt locally to the Twin Cities metro. We are not able to coordinate distance placements. Apply at Adoption Fawn is an adorable petite Sheltie who would like a family of her own. She is a breeder release who is learning how to be a house dog and a companion. Fawn does best in a predictable household with routine. Fawn requires a canine companion and a securely fenced yard to progress safely in her new home. Age: 6 years (BD: 5/29/2019) Size: 18 lbs. Temperament: Fawn is sweet, and with time becomes affectionate. She has made great strides in her foster home. She is shy around new people and in new settings. She likes to find a safe spot near the person she trusts where she can observe her surroundings. The safer she feels and the more comfortable she gets, the more her fun and loving personality comes out! She enjoys visiting with her foster mom in her chair and loves to get pets and scratches. Fence: A secure, physical fence with direct access from the house is required because Fawn is a flight risk and hides when frightened, and she does not have experience with leashed walks. Dogs: Fawn does not actively play with the other dogs in her foster home, but she does show interest and follows their cues. She needs a canine companion to be her role-model. Cats: Unknown. There are no cats in her foster home. Kids: Unknown. There are no children in her foster home and Fawn has not been around children. She will need an adult home or a home with an older child who understands about giving a dog space and waiting for a dog to initiate interaction, and who is responsible enough to close doors to prevent accidental escape. Crate Use: Fawn is quiet and calm in her safety crate in the car. She has free run of the house when her foster family is not at home. She can jump a 2 foot gate with ease! Housetrained: Yes Responds to Cues: Fawn thrives with routine and predictability. She can be nervous and unsure when the routine is disrupted or if something unexpected happens. She responds to her name. She has not had formal training while we focused on helping her adjust to living in a household. Leash Walks: Fawn is not trained to go for walks on a leash, but does walk on leash at the vet clinic. For her safety, Fawn should not be taken on leash walks outside a fenced area for at least 4 weeks, and not before she feels safe with her person and has practiced leash walks within the fenced yard for several weeks. She is a flight risk. Car Rides: Fawn rides in a crate in the car for her safety. Car rides have been to go to the vet and groomer. Activity Level: Moderate. When excited, Fawn can have bursts of energy! She races around with her tail wagging and likes to tell everyone how excited she is! She can also race around when anxious or unsure and can go into “flight mode” looking for a spot to hide. Extra precautions need to be taken to make sure Fawn stays safe and secure until she feels comfortable with her people and surroundings. Barking: Fawn barks with joy when excited! This is usually when her person comes home, if it’s time to eat, or if her Sheltie foster brothers start barking. Health: Fawn was diagnosed with a bladder stone upon arrival in rescue. Medication and prescription food dissolved the stone and she has had no further issues. She will need to stay on this food to prevent UTIs and bladder stones. Fawn is on anxiety medication to help her adjustment to living in a household as a family member. The medication has helped a lot with her fear and anxiety. Experienced Home: Fawn will blossom in a home experienced in allowing the dog to set the pace for interaction and building trust, and who understands the precautions needed to keep a shy dog safe. A home with routine and consistency will be very helpful. Now that Fawn is feeling better medically and emotionally, her personality is beginning to shine and she is ready to start her new life! Adoption fee: $350 We adopt locally in the Twin Cities metro area of Minnesota.

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Kiara

Australian Shepherd

Female, Adult

Blaine, MN

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Kiara is a beautiful 9 year old Australian Shepherd looking for a new home!! She is great with other dogs, cats, and kids. I recently had to move and she is not adjusting well sadly and I have tried everything. She right now is having some urinary issues, the vet has ruled out a UTI multiple times so we believe it is just behavioral at this point. An ideal home for her would be one with a yard and the only dog in the house because she loves attention! But she is so great with kids and cats!! Hoping her new family is out there to give her all the love!!

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Zorro

Husky Husky

Male, 6 mos

Blaine, MN

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Name: Zorro Sex: Male Color: Black/White Eye Color: Blue Birthday: 05/13/25 Weight: 32 lbs Dog Friendly: Yes! He plays well with dogs of all sizes. Zorro loves to play and understands when other dogs give him a signal to stop. Cat Friendly: Had a brief encounter with a cat and did not chase. Kid Friendly: Yes, he enjoys being around kids. He may jump when he’s excited or playful. Reaction to New People: Very easy—he loves attention and meeting new people. Crate Trained: Yes – he sleeps quietly in his crate overnight and also settles in during the day when needed. Housebroken: About 95 % there. He rings the doggy doorbell to go out, though sometimes he tries to use it for extra walks. Energy Level: Medium – playful in the mornings through mid-afternoon, then calms down. Training: Knows sit and come; still working on additional commands. Grooming Needs: Weekly brushing to keep him comfortable and used to handling. Fence Needs: Foster home does not have a fence. He does well on a zip line, but with a tie-out he tends to dig. Solo or Siblings: Happy either way – he can play with other dogs or keep himself entertained. From the Foster Zorro is a smart, loving, and playful pup who learns quickly and enjoys being part of the family. He’s already picked up sit and come and is eager to continue training with his new people. At night, he’s usually settled in his crate by 9:30 pm and sleeps well until morning as long as he goes potty before bed, only whining around 6 am when he needs to go outside. He is doing wonderfully with crate training, is making great progress with house training, and even rings the doggy doorbell when he wants to go out (though sometimes he tries it just for fun). Zorro is very affectionate—he loves to play, but he also loves to cuddle up with his people. With his gentle, playful spirit and eagerness to learn, Zorro will make a fantastic companion. Zorro has a heart condition called Mitral valve dysplasia (MVD). He has been seen by a cardiologist and there is no treatment or medications needed currently. He will need a recheck with a cardiologist when he turns one. Adoption Fee: $450 All dogs coming into Adopt a Husky Minnesota receive care tailored to their needs, including: Nose-to-tail exam with a partner veterinarian, Vaccinations (Rabies, Distemper, Leptospirosis, Bordetella), 4DX test to check for heartworm or tick exposure, Fecal Analysis, Heartworm and Flea/Tick Preventative, Spay/Neuter prior to adoption, Microchip, and are evaluated for temperament and trainability.

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Yuki

Husky Husky

Female, 5 yrs

Blaine, MN

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Name: Yuki Sex: Female Color: Isabella White Eye Color: Brown Birthday: 11/15/20 Weight: 49lbs Large Dog Friendly: Yes, good with new dogs she meets. Does best with male dogs. Small Dog Friendly: So far, she has been good with the few smaller dogs she has met on leash. Cat Friendly: NO - very high prey drive. Crate Trained: Very short periods of time, and only while we are home. Trusted to free roam when we’re not home, but our home is pretty much husky-proof. Has a history of harming herself when crated in her first foster home. Housebroken: Yes, she will let you know when she needs to go out. Energy Level: She has her calm times and long naps, and she also gets zoomies and loves to play rough a few times a day like most huskies. She loves walks and loves to be outside watching squirrels or bunnies in a fenced yard. Reaction to New People: Good with adults and older kids. Working on manners and socialization. Kid Friendly: Older, calmer kids are best for her. Smaller children make her nervous, especially if they get too close too fast. Training: She knows the basics; sits before getting her food dish and is pretty good at coming when called. Could use some better leash manners but has improved. She really wants to meet and play with other friendly dogs on walks. She would likely benefit from some socialization to gain confidence in new/public situations. Like most huskies, she is a runner, so caution by the doors and getting in and out of the car is needed. Grooming Needs: Normal husky coat brushing about once a week or so, more when blowing her coat. She does shed less than other huskies we’ve had, her fur is on the shorter side which helps. Does okay with baths but only needs that once or twice a year. Gets dirty while playing, but the dirt tends to fall off quickly – it’s a husky thing. Fence: Yuki would do best with at least a 4-foot-high fence, 6 feet would be better. She loves to be outside; rain or snow do not bother her much. She hasn’t tried to dig out lately but is a true husky escape artist so should be supervised even with a fence! Solo or Siblings: Yuki would do best with a male dog with lots of energy to match hers in play. Preferably male husky (or other high energy dog) around her age or younger. Once she got comfortable in her foster home, she started being less tolerant of female dogs in the home. We’ve been working on that. She could also do well as a solo dog, with lots of play and attention to get her energy out. From the Foster: Yuki is a sweet, furry little princess who loves attention and belly rubs. She has her relaxation times and has her zoomies and loves to play. She’s a bit shy and hesitant in new situations and would benefit from socialization and group training class. Like a typical husky, she loves to run, climb, jump etc, so may also benefit from joring or agility classes. She loves attention and belly rubs; she will lay on her back and paw at you or reach out to you for more if you stop. She is quite a talker, like many huskies are, and when the neighborhood dogs bark, she howls to join in. She is an all-around adventurous, loving, curious and goofy girl who may be shy and nervous at first, but who settles in fairly quickly to be her true husky self. She would love to have a more mature human or family to experience life with, and to help her learn to enjoy the world

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Nugget

Husky Husky

Female, 4 yrs 5 mos

Blaine, MN

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Name: Nugget Sex: Female Color: Red & white Eye Color: Blue Birthday: 06/11/21 Weight: 50 lbs Large Dog Friendly: Yes, with a slow introduction and the right dog. Nugget can be a bit bossy when she gets nervous. Small Dog Friendly: She recently spent a weekend with a pug and had no issues. She seemed curious and unsure about what to think of a smaller dog. Cat Friendly: Unknown Crate Trained: Yes Housebroken: Yes Energy Level: Medium Reaction to New People: Friendly Kid Friendly: She would do well with kids age 12+. Her foster family does not have children. Training: Knows sit and is working on the other basics. Grooming Needs: Nugget has a standard husky coat which will require regular thorough brushing. You should aim for once a week or so, and more when she is blowing her coat, typically twice a year. Fence: Fence or tie-out will work fine. She has shown no interest in testing fence boundaries. Solo or Siblings: She would be fine as an only dog or with a confident, laid-back sibling. From the Foster: Nugget came to AAHMN after being in two different shelter facilities for a few weeks. She was on a euthanasia list but luckily found a place with this rescue. Understandably, Nugget was quite stressed when she first came to her foster home but is now much more settled. She must have had a nice family at some point in her past because she loves people! She likes to snuggle and LOVES belly rubs! She is eager to please and is happy when you’re happy. Unless it's breakfast time and you’re not getting her food fast enough, then she’ll talk at you to hurry up! Nugget is currently living with a fur foster brother and enjoys playing with him, but she would be perfectly fine as an only dog too. She has shown some resource guarding around food and toys, but her foster family is working with her and she has been improving. She recently had a session with a trainer who thinks this issue stems from lingering uncertainty about her environment after being in a shelter for so long. A home that can provide consistency and structure will help her relax and be her best self, so any children in her new home should be 12+. Previous dog owner experience would also be beneficial for her. Other than that, we think Nugget will make a great addition to her new family and are excited for her to find her forever home. She deserves it! Adoption Fee: $350 All dogs coming into Adopt a Husky Minnesota receive care tailored to their needs, including: Nose-to-tail exam with a partner veterinarian, Vaccinations (Rabies, Distemper, Bordetella), 4DX test to check for heartworm or tick exposure, Fecal Analysis, Heartworm and Flea/Tick Preventative, Spay/Neuter prior to adoption, Microchip, and are evaluated for temperament and trainability.

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Dog shelters and rescues in Circle Pines, Minnesota

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Greater Minnesota Rottweiler Rescue

PO Box 187, Lino Lakes, MN 55014

Pet Types: dogs

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Minnesota Sheltie Rescue

P.O. Box 395, Circle Pines, MN 55014

Pet Types: dogs

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Adopt A Husky Minnesota

PO Box 490641, Blaine, MN 55449

Pet Types: dogs

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Rescued Pets are Wonderful

PO Box 490201, Blaine, MN 55449

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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BarkinQ Rescue Across the Globe

Blaine, MN 55434

Pet Types: dogs

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Red Lake Rosie's Rescue

St. Paul, MN 55127

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Col. Potter Cairn Terrier Rescue Network - Mid West Region

White Bear Township, MN 55127

Pet Types: dogs

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Northwoods Animal Rehabilitation Sanctuary & Adoption Center "NARS"

Andover, MN 55304

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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Brighton Veterinary Hospital/Animal Control

2615 Mississippi Street, New Brighton, MN 55112

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Paws for A Cause

3059 16th St NW, New Brighton, MN 55112

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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