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LEIA

Husky Labrador Retriever

Female, Senior
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Leia (A117934) is a 7-year-old AK Husky x Lab mix who weighed 41.6 pounds on intake! 07/29/26 This pretty girl is Leia! Leia is back at the shelter due to no fault of her own and would love to find her new people to grow old with! She was described as an outgoing, friendly, and affectionate dog. She has experience with children 10-years and up and her surrendering owner felt she would probably do good with smaller kiddos, but may knock them over. Ensuring you are supervising interactions is important! Leia was also said to do well with other dogs and cats, but again, introductions are key! Leia was said to be kenneled, housebroken, rides well in car, and knows all her basic commands! She is a smart sweet girl! It was noted that she can be quite the talker! If you are interested in meeting Leia, please let us know! 12/04/25 This striking girl is Leia! Leia was surrendered to the shelter because she required urgent veterinary care. Leia had surgery for a bowel obstruction after eating paper towels. It is very important that she is supervised in her next home and does not have access to the trash! She is definitely an opportunist! We encourage her next owner to work on kennel training! We have found that Leia has had accidents in her kennel and may need some reminders on potty training when she settles into her new home. We do not know Leia’s experience level with children or other animals. Please ensure you are making appropriate introductions with new people and animals. As she is a husky, she may do best in a home without smaller critters that she may have the desire to chase. If you are interested in meeting Leia, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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CHEWY

Husky

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Chewy (A141750) is a 5-year-old AK Husky who weighed 53 pounds on intake! 04/16/26 This lover boy is Chewy! Chewy was surrendered to the shelter with his friend Tequila! These kiddos have been living the outdoor sled dog life. They are used to living on a doghouse, so if you plan on transitioning them indoors, keep in mind they will need help with all the basics. However, they may be keen to learn! They have previously run a dog team, but their surrendering owner felt they may enjoy being on a smaller rec team or even becoming your skijor buddy. They are an active breed, so they will need continued mental and physical stimulation. Both Tequila and Chewy were said to do well with children, strangers, and adults. They also have historically done well with other dogs and livestock. Please ensure you are making appropriate introductions with all new people and other animals. If you are interested in meeting Chewy, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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SUKI

Husky Hound (Unknown Type)

Female, Young
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Suki (A142906) is an 8-month-old AK Husky x Hound mix who weighed 34.3 pounds on intake! 07/29/26 This little lady is Suki! Suki is a bit on the skittish side and is looking for a home with the patience to work with her. It was noted that she has separation anxiety and can become destructive if left alone. We encourage her next owner to reach out to their vet for advice on the best ways to help her with her anxiety. Suki was known to enjoy digging outdoors and is a super chewer – she will defluff fabric toys quickly and loves gnawing on silicone hard toys! In typical husky fashion, Suki was known to be quite the talker. It was noted that she is an indoor dog, but is not housebroken or kennel-trained yet. Suki was said to do well with other dogs and was described as submissive. When it comes to cats, in typical husky fashion she finds them fun to chase (which not all kitties appreciate). Please ensure you are making slow, safe, and controlled introductions with all new animals. Suki may be a bit of a project pup, but she is a young girl with lots of potential for the right person! If you are interested in meeting Suki, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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PIKE

Husky Pointer

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Pike (A140927) is a 2-year-old AK Husky x Pointer mix who weighed 45.4 pounds on intake!01/22/26 These eager-to-go pups were surrendered to the shelter because their owner is facing some medical concerns and is unable to provide them with the lifestyle they need. They are working dogs and were said to be wonderful sled dogs! All these pups were stated to get along well with other dogs and are great pullers. They are accustomed to living out on a dog house but were said to have enjoyed coming inside during that super cold snap. However, they are not housebroken, and if you do plan on transitioning them to indoors, they will need help adjusting to indoor living – potty training, kennel training, basic commands, etc. They know mushing commands but that is about it. They would love to join a rec team or even to become your adventure buddy if you live an active lifestyle – skijoring, bikejoring, or even becoming your hiking buddy! Anything to keep them both mentally and physically stimulated so they stay out of trouble! If you are interested in meeting any of this crew or possibly the whole gang, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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TWO

Husky Pointer

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Two (A140929) is a 5-year-old AK Husky x Pointer mix who weighed 50.8 pounds on intake!Foster update: We have been fostering Four and his brother Two. They are sweet and wonderful dogs. Four is a VERY active dog accustomed to living outdoors on a tether with a house, as is typical for sled dogs. He enjoys being in a dog yard and being able to say hello to his neighbors and play with them. He is very friendly to humans and dogs alike and loves playtime in our free-run pen. He is more shy than his brother but has warmed up to us more and more. He loves to run and does well in harness - both him and his brother have great athletic builds and lots of potential as sled dogs. Four is always moving, which has made it hard to get a good photo of him! Four is also an eager eater and loves meal time. I have been introducing him to bikejoring and he picked it up quickly so there is lots of potential for him to be an awesome bikejor/skijor dog. I think Four would do best in a home where he can primarily remain outside on a tether with a proper house, as this is how he is most comfortable, while slowly being introduced to the indoors. I think he would also like a home with another dog(s) he can be buddies with. He should also not be trusted to be loose unless in a secure fenced area. Potential adopters should be familiar with sled dogs and be ready to provide active outlets and secure housing for him.01/22/26 These eager-to-go pups were surrendered to the shelter because their owner is facing some medical concerns and is unable to provide them with the lifestyle they need. They are working dogs and were said to be wonderful sled dogs! All these pups were stated to get along well with other dogs and are great pullers. They are accustomed to living out on a dog house but were said to have enjoyed coming inside during that super cold snap. However, they are not housebroken, and if you do plan on transitioning them to indoors, they will need help adjusting to indoor living – potty training, kennel training, basic commands, etc. They know mushing commands but that is about it. They would love to join a rec team or even to become your adventure buddy if you live an active lifestyle – skijoring, bikejoring, or even becoming your hiking buddy! Anything to keep them both mentally and physically stimulated so they stay out of trouble! If you are interested in meeting any of this crew or possibly the whole gang, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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ONE

Husky Pointer

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
One (A140930) is a 5-year-old AK Husky x Pointer mix who weighed 50.6 pounds on intake!These eager-to-go pups were surrendered to the shelter because their owner is facing some medical concerns and is unable to provide them with the lifestyle they need. They are working dogs and were said to be wonderful sled dogs! All these pups were stated to get along well with other dogs and are great pullers. They are accustomed to living out on a dog house but were said to have enjoyed coming inside during that super cold snap. However, they are not housebroken, and if you do plan on transitioning them to indoors, they will need help adjusting to indoor living – potty training, kennel training, basic commands, etc. They know mushing commands but that is about it. They would love to join a rec team or even to become your adventure buddy if you live an active lifestyle – skijoring, bikejoring, or even becoming your hiking buddy! Anything to keep them both mentally and physically stimulated so they stay out of trouble! If you are interested in meeting any of this crew or possibly the whole gang, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm

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LEIA

Husky Labrador Retriever

Female, Senior
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Leia (A117934) is a 7-year-old AK Husky x Lab mix who weighed 41.6 pounds on intake! 07/29/26 This pretty girl is Leia! Leia is back at the shelter due to no fault of her own and would love to find her new people to grow old with! She was described as an outgoing, friendly, and affectionate dog. She has experience with children 10-years and up and her surrendering owner felt she would probably do good with smaller kiddos, but may knock them over. Ensuring you are supervising interactions is important! Leia was also said to do well with other dogs and cats, but again, introductions are key! Leia was said to be kenneled, housebroken, rides well in car, and knows all her basic commands! She is a smart sweet girl! It was noted that she can be quite the talker! If you are interested in meeting Leia, please let us know! 12/04/25 This striking girl is Leia! Leia was surrendered to the shelter because she required urgent veterinary care. Leia had surgery for a bowel obstruction after eating paper towels. It is very important that she is supervised in her next home and does not have access to the trash! She is definitely an opportunist! We encourage her next owner to work on kennel training! We have found that Leia has had accidents in her kennel and may need some reminders on potty training when she settles into her new home. We do not know Leia’s experience level with children or other animals. Please ensure you are making appropriate introductions with new people and animals. As she is a husky, she may do best in a home without smaller critters that she may have the desire to chase. If you are interested in meeting Leia, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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CHEWY

Husky

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Chewy (A141750) is a 5-year-old AK Husky who weighed 53 pounds on intake! 04/16/26 This lover boy is Chewy! Chewy was surrendered to the shelter with his friend Tequila! These kiddos have been living the outdoor sled dog life. They are used to living on a doghouse, so if you plan on transitioning them indoors, keep in mind they will need help with all the basics. However, they may be keen to learn! They have previously run a dog team, but their surrendering owner felt they may enjoy being on a smaller rec team or even becoming your skijor buddy. They are an active breed, so they will need continued mental and physical stimulation. Both Tequila and Chewy were said to do well with children, strangers, and adults. They also have historically done well with other dogs and livestock. Please ensure you are making appropriate introductions with all new people and other animals. If you are interested in meeting Chewy, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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SUKI

Husky Hound (Unknown Type)

Female, Young
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Suki (A142906) is an 8-month-old AK Husky x Hound mix who weighed 34.3 pounds on intake! 07/29/26 This little lady is Suki! Suki is a bit on the skittish side and is looking for a home with the patience to work with her. It was noted that she has separation anxiety and can become destructive if left alone. We encourage her next owner to reach out to their vet for advice on the best ways to help her with her anxiety. Suki was known to enjoy digging outdoors and is a super chewer – she will defluff fabric toys quickly and loves gnawing on silicone hard toys! In typical husky fashion, Suki was known to be quite the talker. It was noted that she is an indoor dog, but is not housebroken or kennel-trained yet. Suki was said to do well with other dogs and was described as submissive. When it comes to cats, in typical husky fashion she finds them fun to chase (which not all kitties appreciate). Please ensure you are making slow, safe, and controlled introductions with all new animals. Suki may be a bit of a project pup, but she is a young girl with lots of potential for the right person! If you are interested in meeting Suki, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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PIKE

Husky Pointer

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Pike (A140927) is a 2-year-old AK Husky x Pointer mix who weighed 45.4 pounds on intake!01/22/26 These eager-to-go pups were surrendered to the shelter because their owner is facing some medical concerns and is unable to provide them with the lifestyle they need. They are working dogs and were said to be wonderful sled dogs! All these pups were stated to get along well with other dogs and are great pullers. They are accustomed to living out on a dog house but were said to have enjoyed coming inside during that super cold snap. However, they are not housebroken, and if you do plan on transitioning them to indoors, they will need help adjusting to indoor living – potty training, kennel training, basic commands, etc. They know mushing commands but that is about it. They would love to join a rec team or even to become your adventure buddy if you live an active lifestyle – skijoring, bikejoring, or even becoming your hiking buddy! Anything to keep them both mentally and physically stimulated so they stay out of trouble! If you are interested in meeting any of this crew or possibly the whole gang, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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TWO

Husky Pointer

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Two (A140929) is a 5-year-old AK Husky x Pointer mix who weighed 50.8 pounds on intake!Foster update: We have been fostering Four and his brother Two. They are sweet and wonderful dogs. Four is a VERY active dog accustomed to living outdoors on a tether with a house, as is typical for sled dogs. He enjoys being in a dog yard and being able to say hello to his neighbors and play with them. He is very friendly to humans and dogs alike and loves playtime in our free-run pen. He is more shy than his brother but has warmed up to us more and more. He loves to run and does well in harness - both him and his brother have great athletic builds and lots of potential as sled dogs. Four is always moving, which has made it hard to get a good photo of him! Four is also an eager eater and loves meal time. I have been introducing him to bikejoring and he picked it up quickly so there is lots of potential for him to be an awesome bikejor/skijor dog. I think Four would do best in a home where he can primarily remain outside on a tether with a proper house, as this is how he is most comfortable, while slowly being introduced to the indoors. I think he would also like a home with another dog(s) he can be buddies with. He should also not be trusted to be loose unless in a secure fenced area. Potential adopters should be familiar with sled dogs and be ready to provide active outlets and secure housing for him.01/22/26 These eager-to-go pups were surrendered to the shelter because their owner is facing some medical concerns and is unable to provide them with the lifestyle they need. They are working dogs and were said to be wonderful sled dogs! All these pups were stated to get along well with other dogs and are great pullers. They are accustomed to living out on a dog house but were said to have enjoyed coming inside during that super cold snap. However, they are not housebroken, and if you do plan on transitioning them to indoors, they will need help adjusting to indoor living – potty training, kennel training, basic commands, etc. They know mushing commands but that is about it. They would love to join a rec team or even to become your adventure buddy if you live an active lifestyle – skijoring, bikejoring, or even becoming your hiking buddy! Anything to keep them both mentally and physically stimulated so they stay out of trouble! If you are interested in meeting any of this crew or possibly the whole gang, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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ONE

Husky Pointer

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
One (A140930) is a 5-year-old AK Husky x Pointer mix who weighed 50.6 pounds on intake!These eager-to-go pups were surrendered to the shelter because their owner is facing some medical concerns and is unable to provide them with the lifestyle they need. They are working dogs and were said to be wonderful sled dogs! All these pups were stated to get along well with other dogs and are great pullers. They are accustomed to living out on a dog house but were said to have enjoyed coming inside during that super cold snap. However, they are not housebroken, and if you do plan on transitioning them to indoors, they will need help adjusting to indoor living – potty training, kennel training, basic commands, etc. They know mushing commands but that is about it. They would love to join a rec team or even to become your adventure buddy if you live an active lifestyle – skijoring, bikejoring, or even becoming your hiking buddy! Anything to keep them both mentally and physically stimulated so they stay out of trouble! If you are interested in meeting any of this crew or possibly the whole gang, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm

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WINSTON

Chow Chow Husky

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Winston (A142295) is a 1-year-and-6-month-old Chow Chow x AK Husky who weighed just over 65 pounds on intake! 07/18/26 Winston previously known as Cornelius is back at the shelter after a short adoption because the other dog in the home did not appreciate how energetic and playful he was. He was said to be house broken. He was also said to do well with any person he met including kids. He was said to enjoy playing with other dogs and may do well with another dog in the home that matches his high energy style. He was stated to be a very friendly and outgoing dog that loves meeting new people. If you are interested in meeting Winston, please let us know!06/01/26 This rambunctious boy is Cornelius! Cornelius arrived at the shelter as a stray and is now looking for his new place to call home. His finder did note that he was the neighborhood mascot and was frequently found running at large. He is looking for an owner who can keep him contained. Providing him with plenty of mental and physical stimulation is important to keeping him healthy and happy! When overstimulated, Cornelius can become a little mouthy but providing him with a toy can do wonders! We encourage his next owner to bring him to a basic obedience class with a certified trainer. We do not know if he has any obedience training or if he is housebroken. He has done decent at keeping his kennel clean, but has found that Cornelius will shred blankets if left unattended. If you are interested in meeting Cornelius, please let us know! August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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MISSY

Alaskan Malamute

Female, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Missy (A141114) is a 2-year-old malamute who weighed nearly 90 lbs at intake!08/22/26 Missy, previously known as Sour, is back at the shelter because her previous owner did not feel he could provide her with enough outside time. While Missy settles in well into a home, she also loves to be outside. She was described as gentle, outgoing, friendly and affectionate! Missy LOVES belly rubs! Sometimes, that's how she greets people! She has been known to dig and chew. She also needs some help with her manners, as she has been known to jump on people and counters. In her most recent home, Missy was said to do well children and strangers. We would like to reiterate that Missy does not like other animals and should go to a home where she is the only pet. It should also be mentioned that this means dog parks and crowded public areas with other animals are also not a good idea for Missy. While Missy does not go out of her way to get at other dogs, she should not be put into situations that may be stressful or overwhelming or where her new owners do not have full control of her. If you are looking for a super sweet and goofy girl to be your only pet, please give the shelter a call and ask about Missy!05/18/26 Sour is back at the shelter and looking for her new people to love! As previously noted, Sour is looking for a home where she can be the only pet! She was noted to want to chase after cats and will bark at other dogs. She is a large dog, and this behavior can be quite intimidating, but her owner noted that while she barked, she did not pull to get at other dogs on walks. The behaviors described are commonly associated with her breed. Sour was described as outgoing, friendly, and affectionate. She was known to jump up on people but loves all the attention! Sour was known to dig and chew. She was also known to jump fences if they were short enough. Sour was said to be kennel trained and will sit at the door when she needs to go outdoors. If you are interested in meeting this big lovebug, please let us know! 02/07/26 Don't let her name fool you, this young malamute is a super sweetheart! Sour was brought to the shelter due to no fault of her own. She is a super goofy and happy girl, but she would like to be an only pet. Sour does not get along well with other dogs, and while she has not had experience with other animals, we do not feel that she would do well with sharing the love and attention. Sour also does not have experience with kiddos, so please make sure to do slow and controlled introductions and remember that malamutes are large dogs and she may not have total body awareness. Sour was described as being outgoing, friendly and affectionate. She rides well in the car but she has been known to dig, chew and be vocal. It is unclear if Sour is housebroken or kennel trained, so be prepared to cross these bridges together. Routine and consistency will be the key to helping her master these behaviors. If you are interested in making Sour the center of your world, as she strongly believes she should be, please give the shelter a call!August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm
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ACE

Alaskan Malamute German Shepherd Dog

Male, Young
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Ace (A140774) is an 8-month-old AK Malamute x GSD mix who weighed over 60 pounds on intake!08/22/26 Mister Ace arrived back at the shelter as a stray, and we could not reach his most recent owner. So now he is now looking for his new forever home! Ace has been an absolute goofball at the shelter! He has done well with keeping his kennel clean while at the shelter. We do not know anymore recent history, so please continue reading for more information! If you think Ace is the dog for you, please give us a call!05/18/26 Ace is back at the shelter because his owner felt they did not have the time to devote to them after recently having twins. He is a high energy puppy looking for his new family to love! He was described as having a `happy` personality and definitely enjoyed greeting the staff! His owner noted that he is kennel-trained, housebroken, and has been working on his basic commands. He has the puppy wiggles and is looking for a home that will be able to continue working on his training! Ace was said to have met a few other dogs and tends to be interested in saying hi unless they bark at him. He has no history with cats. Please ensure you are making slow, safe, and controlled introductions with all new potential friends. If you are interested in meeting Ace, please let us know!02/02/26 These adorable pups were surrendered to the shelter in hopes of finding their new places to call home! An embark test showed he is predominantly an AK Malamute x GSD. Puppies are a lot of work but worth the reward if you have the time to devote to them. They have been working on potty training, but will need continued help in their new home. As they grow, they will also need help with kennel training, basic commands, and continued positive socialization. They have had a great start in foster and have been socialized with kiddos! These pups are teething and should be provided with appropriate toys, so they do not chew on you! Frozen kongs can be a great tool! If you are interested in meeting any of these adorable pups, please let us know!August 27, 2026, 6:11 pm

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Fairbanks North Star Borough Animal Control

2408 Davis Road, Fairbanks, AK 99701

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Arctic German Shepherd Rescue

PO Box 82464, Fairbanks, AK 99708

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