Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Story
Meet Echo Wren: A Survivor, A Hero, A Best Friend
Echo Wren’s story is one of resilience, love, and hope. This stunning Husky mama was found locked in a trailer with no food, no water, and no fresh air, bravely protecting and nurturing her 8 puppies despite the dire circumstances. Her strength and devotion saved her little family, and now she’s ready to find a forever home where she can be cherished as much as she deserves.
Echo Wren is more than just a survivor—she’s a gentle soul with a heart full of love. She’s fiercely loyal, incredibly smart, and has a playful, adventurous spirit that will light up your life. Whether it’s a hike in the great outdoors or a cozy evening on the couch, Echo Wren will be your steadfast companion through it all.
She’s great with people, adores belly rubs, and has a soft spot for treats (who doesn’t?). Echo Wren is also a devoted mama, and her nurturing nature shines through in her interactions with everyone she meets. She’s ready to leave her past behind and embrace a future filled with love, laughter, and plenty of tail wags.
If you’re looking for a dog who embodies strength, love, and loyalty, Echo Wren is your girl. She’s not just a pet—she’s family. Are you ready to give this incredible mama the happy ending she’s been waiting for?
Echo recently had a day out on the town with one of our volunteers, and here's how it went:
"If move-in ready was available in dog form, Echo would be that dog. Most dogs, when they go for a day out, are a little nervous about jumping in and out of a car, not Echo. From the moment I picked her up, she knew exactly what to do. She waited by the back door for me to open the door and jump right in and waited to be buckled up.
Some poor planning on my part, but our first stop was a pup cup that was next to a construction area filled with people, but Echo did amazing!! She kept running over for pets, did not seemed bother by the noise or any one walking past. Just was quietly and excitedly observing. We did move to quieter area where she got to smell some flowers. Any time I would “baby” talk to her she would get excited and run and jump up for me to pet her.
She loved the treats and I was able to pet her while she was chewing. After hanging out for a bit she moved over to a cooler concrete slab and took a nap, when I went to pet her, she rolled over and insisted I give her belly rubs. She may have fallen asleep during this!
We took a walk through the woods which she loved. We stopped at one more location before heading back, which was a pretty popular park. Bikes and people were going past and she did amazing with all of it.
Echo really just wanted love and attention. She did well with both males and females, noise and quiet, every situation she aced. She just seemed so happy to be in the spotlight."
Adoption Fee: $250
Currently located in Fosters, AL and can be transported North to an adopter for an additional $200. Interested in adopting? Apply here: https://forms.gle/emAhij7FiTcZuvHA6
If you have any questions about adopting, fostering or about our available dogs, email us today at cheyenne.ngladoptions@gmail.com
Must be 21+ to adopt!
