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Husky puppies and dogs in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

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Marino

Pit Bull Terrier Husky

Male, Puppy
Broken Arrow, OK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🏈QUARTERBACK OF CUDDLES💙 MARINO IS READY TO JOIN YOUR TEAM! One look into those beautiful blue eyes, and it’s game over. Meet Marino, a 3 month old pitbull/husky mix named after Dan Marino, and this boy is pure star power. His striking blue eyes will pull you right in, but it’s his endlessly sweet, loving heart that will keep you forever. Paired with that rich red coat? Total heartthrob. Marino is the definition of happy go lucky. He’s gentle, kind, and so full of loving energy that people can’t help but obsess over him. Sweet as pie, and a big fan of hugs, he absolutely shines around kids. Making him the perfect family pup! He loves other dogs, and does great with cats. He is crate trained, and pretty much potty trained. He’s also doing great with leash learning. Marino will be vaccinated, neutered, and microchipped upon adoption, and is expected to be around 50 lbs. He’s been overlooked, but he’s the kind of dog who will change your whole world. Loyal, loving, and ready to be your best friend. Marino deserves his forever home just like any star player deserves their moment.
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Rosco

St. Bernard Husky

Male, Young
Broken Arrow, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Rosco is really good with kids and other dogs, he is 5 years old and loves to play and chill out. Gets super excited when you come home makes you feel loved. He also knows tricks (sit,shake,hug, lay down). Reason for having to part ways is due to new landlord requirements, he is a really good and behaved dog. Reach out if have another other question or concerns has had all shots and clean bill of health.Someone please take him!!
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Journey

German Shepherd Dog Husky

Female, Adult
Broken Arrow, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Journey is our sweet girl, she is playful, loving, energetic, even at 9 years old. She was rescued when she was a puppy, and my boyfriend’s family has taken care of her until he was an adult, and he’s had her ever since. With our situation, expecting our first baby, and living in an apartment- we feel as though we are unable to take care of her and give her the best life. Ideally, her home would have a fenced in yard, single family home, preferably the only pet as she has to adjust to other pets. But she will make your house a home, protect, and be your walking buddy. ❤️

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These Huskies are available for adoption close to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
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Gracie

Husky

Female, 7 yrs 4 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,
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Valko

Husky

Male, 1 yr 6 mos
Catoosa, OK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Valko came to us as a stray after his owner was evicted from their home and he was left behind. In typical husky fashion, he's very friendly, and gets along with other dogs. He's an energetic boy who needs a privacy fenced yard with a home. We do not adopt huskies out to live in apartments due to their sometimes loud nature. We don't want to have them adopted and returned because they were being vocal in an apartment with neighbors complaining. That we be setting them up for failure, and we do not want that. Valko will be neutered, heartworm tested, vaccinated, chipped, and given monthly preventatives on 5/28/26. He will be ready to go home after that!
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Walker

Husky Mixed Breed (Large)

Male, 3 yrs 2 mos
Catoosa, OK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Walker came to us as a stray who was dumped at Petco in town. He was already neutered, so we'll be updating his vaccines, getting him microchipped, heart worm testing him, etc. He's a little shy at first, but will still approach you. He loves kids, and getting pets by them. He is potty trained, though he is a picky eater that will dump his food bowl sometimes. He walks decently well on leash, he does pull a tad, but it's not terrible.
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Crickette

Husky

Female, 2 yrs 1 mo
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Somewhere out there, a Disney cricket is singing about wishes coming true… and meanwhile Crickette is out here trying to make sure you never go to the bathroom alone again. 🦗✨ Location: Skiatook, OK Apply at: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app This girl may not carry a tiny umbrella or wear a little top hat, but she does come with a whole lot of heart, a busy little brain, and the firm belief that she should be included in absolutely everything you do. Crickette is incredibly smart, affectionate, and wonderfully engaging. She has the kind of personality that keeps you laughing because she’s always thinking, always curious, and always trying to figure out what’s happening around her. And yes, sometimes you can physically watch her brain buffering in real time. One second she’s lovingly staring into your soul, the next she’s forgotten why she walked into the room because a dust particle floated by suspiciously. She approaches life like Doug from Up with unlimited WiFi tabs open in her brain at all times — “I love you! Want cuddles! What’s that noise? Is that a snack? Oh my gosh a leaf!!” But honestly? That’s part of her magic. Underneath the adorable scatterbrained antics is a deeply loving, affectionate dog who settles down beautifully, bonds hard with her people, and genuinely just wants to be wherever you are — preferably touching you in some capacity while she supervises your entire existence. Crickette is a 2-year-old, 49lb female Husky/German Shepherd mix. Yeah yeah, we know. Some of you just felt your blood pressure rise a little and started having flashbacks to videos of Huskies screaming because someone gave them the wrong brand of ice cube. 😅 But while Crickette definitely has the goofy “there’s elevator music playing between my ears” Husky energy sometimes, she is surprisingly not the kind of Husky who spends her free time arguing with walls, filing noise complaints because you stopped petting her for three seconds, or dramatically screaming like a Victorian woman fainting onto a chaise lounge because she was asked to come inside. Instead, Crickette is soulful, incredibly loving, ridiculously cuddly, and honestly just wants to make everyone around her happy. She’s the kind of dog who looks at you with those deep thoughtful eyes like she understands your tax stress and emotional baggage. She bonds hard with her people and genuinely thrives on love, attention, and being part of the family. And thanks to that German Shepherd intelligence, when it came time to have her puppies, Crickette said, “Absolutely not, I will not be giving birth on the cold hard ground like some sort of peasant.” This girl found herself a couch and had her babies there instead. Not long after, Crickette and her puppies ended up in the shelter, where thankfully she made her way to us soon after. And while she may have started out as a stray mama trying to survive the best way she knew how, it’s very clear this girl was always meant to be someone’s beloved companion. Crickette absolutely loves meeting new people and approaches life with the enthusiasm of someone who believes every stranger was specifically placed on Earth to be her friend. If you come over to the house, she would very much like to greet you personally, show you where the snacks are kept, and possibly supervise your entire visit. When it comes to other dogs, Crickette does wonderfully with medium and large dogs and really enjoys having canine buddies to interact with. Small dogs, however, are probably not her thing. Somewhere deep in that Husky/German Shepherd brain, she seems to believe tiny animals are suspicious little woodland creatures sent to test her self-control, so a home without small dogs would definitely be best. Cats? Crickette sees cats less as roommates and more as unauthorized moving objects that must be investigated immediately. So she will need a kitty-free home where nobody has to live in fear of being dramatically pursued down the hallway. She’s only been around teenagers in her foster home so far, but honestly she has such a loving, nurturing personality that we think she would likely do very well with kids. That said, Crickette occasionally has “Doug from Up spotting a squirrel” moments where her thoughts leave her body for a second and she gets a little spastic or distracted in her excitement. Because of that, kids around 8 and older who understand respectful dog interactions would probably be the best. At the end of the day, Crickette is just an incredibly affectionate, sociable dog who genuinely wants to love and be loved. She’s goofy, smart, entertaining, and the kind of dog who fills a house with personality the second she walks into it. Crickette’s energy level sits around a solid 7, which basically means she’s not training for an ultramarathon through the Arctic tundra like some Huskies seem emotionally committed to doing, but she’s also not going to spend 14 consecutive hours pretending to be decorative throw furniture either. She likes being active, involved, and mentally engaged — but she also knows how to settle down and relax once she’s satisfied her daily need to supervise the universe. She walks really well on leash overall, though if something catches her attention, she will suddenly remember she has investigative journalism to complete immediately. A leaf blowing suspiciously across the road? Needs inspection. Weird sound in the bushes? Potentially life-changing information. As for adventures, Crickette falls somewhere in the middle. She’s not a nonstop go-go-go adrenaline junkie, but she’s definitely not a couch potato either. She’s what we’d call a professional busybody. If something interesting is happening, she wants to be included. She likes to know what’s going on, where everyone is, and whether she should personally supervise it. And honestly, that personality is what makes her so lovable. Crickette is incredibly smart, affectionate, and engaging with a funny little scatterbrained streak that keeps life entertaining. One minute she’s laser-focused on cuddling you like you’re the center of her world, the next she’s distracted because she heard a bird cough three counties away. But underneath all of that curiosity is a deeply loving dog who forms strong bonds with her people and genuinely just wants to be involved in everyday life. he enjoys toys, prefers land over water activities (because apparently she skipped the “dramatic Husky splashing montage” software update), and overall just has that wonderful balance of playful, loving, curious, and sweet. Crickette will definitely need a securely fenced yard or a very walk-committed human who’s prepared to provide multiple daily neighborhood investigations, squirrel surveillance missions, and “ma’am please stop trying to inspect that bush” negotiations. This girl has places to be, things to sniff, and absolutely no interest in living a sedentary lifestyle like some sort of decorative throw pillow. Crickette already knows commands like sit, up, and down, and she learns quickly. She also randomly offers her paw like a tiny furry businesswoman trying to close an important deal, though nobody is entirely sure what prompts it. Honestly, Crickette feels like the kind of dog who could learn just about anything if someone put the time into her. Trick training, advanced obedience, goofy party tricks — the potential is absolutely there, and she genuinely seems to enjoy using her brain. She’s potty trained, does well when kenneled for shorter periods, and overall has very good house manners. She doesn’t chew on things she shouldn’t and generally behaves very well in the home. Right now she sleeps in her designated puppy area with her babies and also stays there while her foster is away. As for barking, Crickette is honestly pretty quiet overall. At the end of the day, Crickette is just an incredibly smart, friendly, loving girl with so much potential. She’s goofy, engaging, affectionate, curious, and wonderfully people-oriented. With continued structure, guidance, and someone willing to embrace her funny little scatterbrained personality, she is going to make an absolutely incredible companion. ❤️ Crickette is smart, affectionate, loyal, cuddly, endlessly entertaining, and has the kind of personality that makes a house feel more alive the second she walks into it. Somewhere out there is a family who will absolutely adore her goofy little brain, her giant heart, and her need to personally supervise every aspect of daily life — and honestly, we can’t wait for her to find them. ❤️ If you think that might be you, fill out an adoption application so we can send it over to her foster family for review. Please do not simply stare dramatically at her photos whispering “what a beautiful dog” while contributing nothing else to society. Crickette cannot process your emotional support likes and telepathic adoption interest into an actual home. Applications are required, humans. Crickette is located in Skiatook, OK and adopters will need to come pick her up there. She would like to remind everyone that she already survived motherhood, the shelter, and her own scatterbrained thoughts — the least you can do is make the drive.
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Butterfly

Husky

Female, 3 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🦋✨ Meet Butterfly ✨🦋 Location: Skiatook, OK Adoption App: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app You know those butterflies in movies that gently flutter around princesses while magical music plays in the background? Yeah… Butterfly has that same sparkle. Butterfly is a social little sweetheart who absolutely loves being involved in the action. If there’s a human nearby, she would like to meet them. If there’s attention available, she would like all of it. And if there’s a conversation happening? Please understand she may contribute her own tiny commentary because this girl does have thoughts✨. She’s affectionate, outgoing, and full of puppy charm with just enough sass to keep life entertaining. One minute she’s snuggled up sweetly beside you like the world’s most delicate little butterfly, and the next she’s giving you dramatic tiny “woo-woo” speeches because dinner is clearly 14 seconds late. Butterfly is a 6-week-old, 4lb female ShepskyHeelerCollieflutterfoo. (Translation: possible German Shepherd, Husky, Australian Cattle Dog, and Border Collie. Basically the canine version of someone blindly hitting random buttons in a character creator and somehow still ending up with something adorable.) Mama Crickette came to us after someone discovered she had given birth to her puppies INSIDE their sofa. Yes. Their sofa. Which honestly feels less like a normal rescue story and more like the beginning of a southern fairytale written by a sleep-deprived raccoon. Once the family realized their couch had become a maternity ward, mama and babies made their way to the shelter before joining our fluffy butt family. While dad remains a mysterious traveling salesman who vanished into the night without leaving child support or a DNA test, mama appears to be a German Shepherd/Husky mix and is only around 49lbs herself. We also don’t believe dad was very large, so our best guess is Butterfly may end up somewhere around 50–60lbs fully grown. Now listen… that is VERY much a guess. Genetics are weird. Puppies are weird. Rescue math is weird. She could stay smaller. She could wake up one day and decide to become a moose. We truly do not know. What we DO know is that she likely will not be your typical Pyrabear-sized land cloud. So if you’ve been admiring our dogs from afar thinking: “I want a fluffy rescue dog but I’m not emotionally prepared to be body-checked by a 110lb polar bear who steals entire rotisserie chickens off the counter…” Congratulations. This may be your opportunity. Butterfly is currently very convinced that every living creature exists solely to be her friend, audience, or cuddle servant. She absolutely loves playing with her littermates and has also become quite fond of the foster family’s Pomeranian, Tallulah. Honestly, watching this tiny puppy bounce around with a Pomeranian feels like watching two completely different Disney side characters accidentally become best friends. Butterfly is playful, social, and very much believes everyone should participate in her daily activities immediately. She has not yet been introduced to other dogs outside of her foster home due to her young age and vaccine schedule, but so far she appears to approach life with the confidence of someone who assumes every stranger is simply a friend she hasn’t met yet. As for cats, Butterfly has not been introduced to them yet because right now she is still approximately the size of an overgrown potato with legs. Once she’s older and appropriately socialized, proper introductions will be important. Kids, however? Butterfly says yes please. She absolutely loves children and soaks up attention like a tiny fluffy sponge. If there are kids nearby willing to pet her, hold her, or tell her she’s pretty 47 times in a row, Butterfly is fully prepared to dedicate herself to that relationship immediately. She’s affectionate, social, and thrives on interaction — basically the canine equivalent of that extrovert at a party who somehow leaves with six new best friends and an invitation to brunch. Right now Butterfly’s energy level is around a 3 out of 10, which in puppy terms means she alternates between “tiny social butterfly” and “dramatically passed out in the middle of the floor like she just finished doing her taxes.” She enjoys playing, exploring, and socializing, but she’s still very much at the age where life is exhausting. One minute she’s bouncing around making new friends and supervising household activities she knows nothing about, and the next she’s asleep in a weird position with one paw in the air like her battery abruptly died mid-thought. Personality-wise, Butterfly is an absolute people puppy. She loves attention, wants to be involved in whatever is happening around her, and fully believes she should be included in every conversation, activity, and emotional support moment available. If you sit down, she would like to join you. If you walk into another room, she would like to know where you’re going. If you are doing literally anything interesting, Butterfly assumes she has been hired as your tiny assistant. She’s affectionate, outgoing, and social without being overly wild, and she already has the kind of personality that makes people instantly smile when they meet her. And yes… she is also a little bit of a talker. Not in a “bark nonstop at the wind” kind of way — more in a “tiny dramatic commentary from the peanut gallery” kind of way. She occasionally shares her thoughts, opinions, concerns, and possibly podcast material in adorable little puppy noises that somehow make her even more charming instead of less. Now, while Butterfly is currently a tiny fluffy angel with approximately four working brain cells and zero bills to pay, her future family does need to remember that she is still very much a BABY baby. That means her adopters will need to continue working on all the important puppy basics including potty training, leash training, socialization, confidence building, and general manners. Proper socialization will be especially important for Butterfly so she can continue growing into a confident, well-rounded adult dog. Positive exposure to new people, places, sounds, surfaces, animals, and experiences during puppyhood makes a huge difference later on — especially when you’re working with breeds known for being intelligent, active, and occasionally a little too aware of their surroundings. And yes, puppy proofing is going to matter. A lot. If you leave things unattended, Butterfly may eventually assume they were placed there specifically for her personal enrichment program. The good news? Butterfly already has the social, affectionate personality that makes training fun and rewarding. With patience, consistency, structure, and a good sense of humor, she has all the ingredients to grow into an absolutely wonderful companion. Butterfly is sweet, social, cuddly, entertaining, and already has the kind of personality that makes people completely obsessed with her within about 14 seconds of meeting her. She’s looking for a family ready for puppy snuggles, tiny dramatic conversations, and a lifetime of laughter with their very own fluffy little sofa goblin. If you think Butterfly might be your perfect match, fill out an adoption application here: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app Once approved, we’ll send your application over to her foster family so they can decide if you seem worthy of this tiny sofa-born princess and her very important puppy thoughts. Butterfly is located in Skiatook, OK and adopters will need to pick her up there. No, she cannot be shipped via Amazon Prime. No, she cannot hitchhike home with your friend’s cousin’s barber. And no, “but I live really far away 😭” does not magically summon a puppy teleportation system. And if you can’t adopt Butterfly, PLEASE share her post. The Facebook algorithm is basically a possum with WiFi and a nicotine addiction, so every like, comment, and share helps this tiny butterfly find her people.
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Misty

Husky Pointer

Female, 2 yrs 3 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Hi there! My name is Misty. I’m a very affectionate and gentle pup who would love nothing more than to sit and cuddle with you! The best way to make my tail wag is to give me lots of pets, I’ll even paw at you when you stop! I’m a very sweet dog who is looking for someone like me: Calm and warmhearted! I’m sure to be a loving Furever Friend… Come meet me!

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Odin

Alaskan Malamute German Shepherd Dog

Male, Young
Broken Arrow, OK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Odin was given to me by an ex friend. He was named after a Greek God. My ex-friend left him with me, I got him when he was under a year old. I’ve had him for 3 years so he’s about 4 years old. He’s an Alaskan Malamute/ German Shepherd mix. He’s a sweet boy and is very affectionate. He doesn’t know his size so he’s always playful and energetic. It breaks my heart to have to re-home him but I went from a house to an apartment and I can’t keep him. If you have any other questions on things I didn’t mention please let me know. Feel free to reach out to me at (918)370-9425

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9.2 miles

City of Catoosa Animal Shelter

421 S Cherokee, Catoosa, OK 74015

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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9.2 miles

Oklahoma Alliance for Animals

Tulsa, OK 74133

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11.8 miles

Pyr Paws and Fluffy Tails Rescue

Tulsa, OK 74137

Pet Types: dogs

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Shelter

11.9 miles

Humane Society of Tulsa

6232 E. 60th Street, Tulsa, OK 74135

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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13.7 miles

Route 66 Pet Rescue

Tulsa, OK 74115

Pet Types: dogs

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13.7 miles

City of Tulsa Animal Welfare

3031 North Erie Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74115

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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21 miles

CLAREMORE ANIMAL SHELTER

815 W RAMM RD, CLAREMORE, OK 74017

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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42.2 miles

Waymaker Rescue

Tahlequah, OK 74465

Pet Types: dogs

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