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Ed

Husky

Male, 1 yr 6 mos
ottawa, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐾 Hi, my name is Ed! Just look at my gorgeous fluffy coat! I’m Ed, a handsome Husky mix with a big heart and an even bigger personality. 💚 I was rescued from the rooftop of a residential home, and I’m currently staying in a foster home while waiting for my forever family. I’m an approximately 1-year-old boy weighing around 25kg (55lbs), and I’m full of energy, enthusiasm, and love for people! I absolutely adore humans and love being close to them. Give me some affection, and I’ll happily show you my sweet and playful side. I especially enjoy having my face and belly rubbed, so if you’re looking for a big boy who loves attention, I might just be your guy! 💙 At my age, I have plenty of energy to burn. I love running, playing, and finding fun ways to keep myself busy. I’m also a smart boy who can pick up new things, and I enjoy playing fetch with a small ball indoors. With enough exercise, playtime, and opportunities to use my clever mind, I’ll be ready to enjoy some relaxing time with my favorite humans, too. 🎾 🍚 My food preferences I’m quite independent when it comes to mealtime, and I prefer eating and drinking on my own. I currently enjoy a mix of Iskhan Lamb 30 and Iskhan Soft Salmon, along with treats such as dried duck. I also prefer larger kibble over smaller pieces. Knowing my food preferences will help my new family make me feel comfortable as I settle into my new home. 🐾 My potty habits I can go potty both indoors and outdoors, and I’m still practicing to become more comfortable going outside. At my previous foster home, I didn’t show any marking behavior, and I understand how to use a potty tray, although my aim can occasionally be a little off! 😅 With a consistent routine and a little patience, I hope to keep improving. 🐕‍🦺 Let's go on adventures together! Walks are exciting for me, and sometimes I get so enthusiastic that I want to run ahead! I’m a strong boy, so my future family will need to be comfortable handling a large, energetic dog and keeping a secure grip on my leash. When I become overly excited, taking a short break to let me settle down can help me refocus. I’m naturally curious about birds, cats, and other dogs I encounter on walks, and I’m continuing to learn how to respond calmly to them. With consistent training and guidance, I hope to become an even better walking companion. 🐶 I love playing with other dogs! One of my favorite things is playfully lifting my front paws and inviting other dogs to play with me. I generally get along well with my canine friends, and when I meet smaller dogs, I often approach them gently and pay attention to their reactions. However, when I get carried away during playtime, I may try to pin another dog down, so I’ll need supervision to make sure everyone is comfortable and safe, especially when playing with smaller dogs. I can also be surprisingly patient with dogs who approach me first! I have a playful personality, but I’m still learning how to manage all my excitement. 🏡 My dream is to find a family of my own! I’m a loving, energetic, and intelligent boy who has so much to offer. I’m looking for a family who understands the needs of an active Husky mix and can provide me with plenty of exercise, engaging activities, consistent training, and lots of affection. My habits and personality may continue to develop as I adjust to a new environment, so it’s important that my future family takes the time to understand my needs and make sure we’re a good match. I’ve already been through a big change in my life, and now I’m ready for the next chapter. I don’t want to be just a temporary guest in someone’s home. I want to be part of a family who will include me in their daily lives, guide me as I grow, and love me for the rest of my life. If you have room in your home and heart for a big, fluffy boy with lots of energy and affection to share, I’d love the chance to meet you! I’m ready for long walks, playful adventures, belly rubs, and a lifetime of happy memories. Could you be the family I’ve been waiting for? 🐾💚
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Rocky

Husky Jindo

Male, 2 yrs 7 mos
ottawa, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
My name is Rocky, and I’m a 2-year-old Husky–Jindo mix boy, weighing around 15kg (33 lbs). I was rescued just before facing euthanasia at a shelter, and now I’m living at a training center, waiting for someone special to take me home. People say I have a unique and striking look—a mix of Husky charm and Jindo spirit—and a personality to match! Since I spent much of my puppyhood in a shelter, I’ve still got a playful, curious side and a whole lot of energy. I love walks and adventures, and I get really excited to explore new places. I’m super friendly! I get along well with other dogs and don’t shy away from strangers—I warm up fast and love making new friends. Sometimes I might get a little jealous if I see other dogs getting too much attention, but it’s just my way of saying, “Hey, don’t forget about me!” 💕 I’m already doing great with both indoor and outdoor potty habits, and with a consistent schedule, I’ll quickly adapt to your routine. Since I’m still in my teenage phase, I’ve got a lot of energy to burn—if I don’t get enough playtime or walks, I might get a bit mischievous at home (chewing, nibbling, you know the drill). So I’d be happiest with a family who enjoys staying active and spending time outdoors. More than anything, I just want to be loved. I’ve got a bright, affectionate personality and so much potential to become your loyal, well-mannered best friend—if you’re willing to share your heart and time with me. So, what do you say? Could we be the perfect match? I’ll be here, tail wagging and ready for our next adventure together. 🐺✨ With love, Rocky
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Yobi

Husky

Male, 3 yrs 5 mos
ottawa, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🏠 Currently  in a Toronto foster homeWe're seeking a committed home for a Husky who needs someone experienced with the breed—especially familiar with their vocal nature (howling) and strong-willed personality.- Ideal Home Requirements:- Must have a secure backyard- Preferably someone who is home most of the time (he struggles with separation anxiety)- Best as the only pet in the householdIf you or someone you know can provide the right environment, please reach out!
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Essie

Husky

Female, 1 yr 6 mos
ottawa, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐾 Hi, my name is Essie! I’m an approximately 1-year-old girl, a Husky mix weighing around 17kg (37.5lbs). I was rescued from the rooftop of a residential home, and I’m now staying at a boarding and training center, where I’m learning more about living alongside people and becoming the best companion I can be. I’m a curious, energetic girl with a big personality, and I’m ready to find a family to call my own! 💚 I enjoy spending time with other dogs, but if you ask me, people are my favorite! I absolutely love being petted and cuddled, and human affection makes me so happy. Even when I receive injections at the vet, I can stay calm while feeling the gentle touch of a person. I have a trusting, affectionate side, and I can’t wait to leave the boarding center behind and start a new life with my forever family. 🍚 A girl who loves her food! I’m a very enthusiastic eater and currently enjoy Iskhan Lamb 30 and Iskhan Soft Salmon, along with all kinds of treats. Since I can get a little excited about mealtime, I sometimes eat too quickly, so it’s best to keep an eye on me when I’m eating around other dogs to make sure I get my fair share. I also tend to drink all the water offered to me, so please help me maintain an appropriate water routine while making sure I always have access to fresh water. 🐾 My potty habits and daily routine I know how to use pee pads, although my aim can occasionally be a little off! I’m still practicing, so I’ll appreciate a family who can patiently help me improve. I like keeping things clean, too, so please change my pee pads regularly when they become dirty. In my previous home environment, I preferred going potty indoors. 🌿 Walks are full of exciting discoveries! I’m a curious girl, and there’s so much to explore outside! At the beginning of a walk, I may pull on my leash because I’m eager to investigate all the interesting sights and smells around me. Giving me time to sniff and enjoy some nose work helps me settle into the walk. When I get excited and want to move ahead, I’ll need you to keep a secure hold on my leash and continue teaching me good walking manners. One thing I’m proud of is that I can stay polite around other dogs and cats without getting overly excited when I see them. I do love nibbling on grass, though, so please keep an eye on me during walks and prevent me from eating things off the ground. 🐶 I love making furry friends! I get along well with other dogs and enjoy chasing my friends around, playing together, and sometimes bursting into a full-speed sprint all by myself! I’m good at reading situations and understanding what’s happening around me, and people often compliment me on my social skills. I’m currently living peacefully with other dogs at the boarding center, too. 🧸 Let's play together! Tug-of-war and squeaky toys are some of my favorite things. I’m generally not possessive of my toys, so I can enjoy playtime without feeling the need to guard them. As an energetic Husky mix, I need plenty of exercise, opportunities to run and play safely, and activities that challenge my clever mind. I’m an intelligent girl who likes to think for myself. With consistent guidance, positive training, and clear household rules, I’m excited to keep learning and growing alongside my future family. I’m already learning new things at the training center while I wait for the people who will take me home forever. 💙 🏡 My dream is to find my forever family! I have so much energy, affection, and curiosity to share, and I’m ready for a life filled with adventures, playtime, and loving companionship. I’ll do best with a family who understands the needs of an energetic, intelligent dog and can give me the exercise, structure, and attention I need to thrive. Of course, my personality and habits may continue to develop as I adjust to a new environment, so it’s important to consider whether my needs and lifestyle are a good match for your family before applying. I’ve already come a long way, and now I’m hoping my next chapter will be the one where I finally belong. If you’re ready to welcome an active, affectionate, and clever girl into your life, I would love the chance to meet you. Could you be the family I’ve been waiting for? I’m ready to learn, explore, and make wonderful memories with you! 🐾💚
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Max

Husky German Shepherd Dog

Male, 7 yrs 3 mos
Pointe Claire, QC
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Max is a beautiful German Shepherd/Husky mix, 6 years and 7 months old, weighing about 70 lbs. He is an extremely affectionate dog with humans he knows. He loves cuddles, spending time with his family, and forming a very strong bond with his people. Despite his large size, he's a real big teddy bear full of love. Like many working dogs, Max needs an active family who understands the needs of his breed. He requires daily exercise, mental stimulation, and opportunities to burn off his energy in a positive way. Due to hip issues, he can't run, but he loves long walks, hikes, and swimming in lakes. Car rides are also one of his favorite activities! Max is a very intelligent dog who learns quickly and knows basic commands. In public, however, he can be easily distracted and will need a patient adopter who will continue his training using positive, reward-based methods. He cannot be walked off-leash. At home, Max is very independent and can stay alone for up to about six hours, as long as he's had enough exercise beforehand. He does not suffer from separation anxiety and is used to boarding without any difficulty. Max is looking for a home without young children, cats, or other dogs in order to provide him with a calm environment where he can truly thrive. While he may, in certain situations, be able to live with small dogs or females, this should only happen under the supervision of individuals who are highly experienced with canine behavior. Dog parks are not suitable for him. Max is particularly reactive toward large dogs, especially males, and shows strong intolerance toward muscular, short-haired breeds such as pitbulls, rottweilers, and similar breeds. It is therefore essential that his future adopter be aware of this and able to manage his walks accordingly. On leash, Max can also be reactive toward certain people if he feels the need to protect his family. This usually shows up as barking or jumping, but he remains a dog who loves humans when properly introduced. As for resource guarding, Max does not guard his food, but he can become possessive over his bones and favorite ball. With good management and a treat exchange, he easily drops his ball so it can be retrieved. As with many dogs, it's important to respect his space when he has a high-value item. Max is also a very expressive and vocal dog. When playing, he may growl or bark, but this is simply part of how he communicates and doesn't mean he's being aggressive. In addition to being incredibly intelligent, Max is an absolutely gorgeous dog who never goes unnoticed. He deserves an exceptional family who will give him all the love he deserves for the rest of his life. We hope to find him a home where he will be cherished, where he can go on adventures, explore new trails, enjoy beautiful walks, and above all, finally live the happy life he deserves. If you are an experienced, active individual or family ready to offer him structure, patience, and lots of love, Max will reward you with unwavering loyalty, boundless affection, and a faithful companion who will always be by your side. Max est un magnifique berger allemand croisé husky de 6 ans et 7 mois, pesant environ 70 lb. C'est un chien extrêmement affectueux avec les humains qu'il connaît. Il adore les câlins, passer du temps avec sa famille et créer un lien très fort avec ses personnes. Malgré son grand gabarit, c'est un vrai gros toutou rempli d'amour. Comme plusieurs chiens de travail, Max a besoin d'une famille active qui comprend les besoins de sa race. Il a besoin d'exercice quotidien, de stimulation mentale et d'occasions de dépenser son énergie de façon positive. En raison de problèmes aux hanches, il ne peut pas courir, mais il adore les longues promenades, les randonnées et nager dans les lacs. Les promenades en voiture sont également l'une de ses activités préférées! Max est un chien très intelligent qui apprend rapidement et connaît les commandes de base. En public, il peut toutefois être distrait et aura besoin d'un adoptant patient qui continuera son entraînement avec des méthodes positives et des récompenses. Il ne peut pas être promené sans laisse. À la maison, Max est très indépendant et peut rester seul jusqu'à environ six heures, à condition d'avoir bien dépensé son énergie auparavant. Il ne souffre pas d'anxiété de séparation et est habitué à séjourner en pension sans difficulté. Max recherche un foyer sans jeunes enfants, sans chats et sans autres chiens afin de lui offrir un environnement calme où il pourra s'épanouir pleinement. Bien qu'il puisse, dans certaines situations, cohabiter avec de petits chiens ou des femelles, cela doit uniquement se faire sous la supervision de personnes très expérimentées en comportement canin. Les parcs à chiens ne sont pas adaptés pour lui. Max est particulièrement réactif envers les chiens de grande taille, surtout les mâles, et démontre une forte intolérance envers les chiens musclés à poil court, comme les pitbulls, les rottweilers et les races similaires. Il est donc essentiel que son futur adoptant soit conscient de cette réalité et soit capable de bien gérer ses promenades. En laisse, Max peut aussi être réactif envers certaines personnes s'il ressent le besoin de protéger sa famille. Cette réaction se manifeste généralement par des aboiements ou en sautant, mais il demeure un chien qui adore les humains lorsqu'il est présenté de façon appropriée. Côté ressources, Max ne protège pas sa nourriture, mais il peut devenir possessif avec ses os et sa balle préférée. Avec une bonne gestion et un échange contre une gâterie, il laisse facilement tomber sa balle pour qu'on puisse la récupérer. Comme pour plusieurs chiens, il est important de respecter son espace lorsqu'il a un objet de grande valeur. Max est également un chien très expressif et vocal. Lorsqu'il joue, il peut grogner ou japper, mais cela fait simplement partie de sa façon de communiquer et ne signifie pas qu'il est agressif. En plus d'être incroyablement intelligent, Max est un chien absolument magnifique qui ne passe jamais inaperçu. Il mérite une famille exceptionnelle qui lui offrira tout l'amour qu'il mérite pour le reste de sa vie. Nous souhaitons lui trouver un foyer où il sera choyé, où il pourra partir à l'aventure, explorer de nouveaux sentiers, profiter de belles promenades et, surtout, vivre enfin la vie heureuse qu'il mérite. Si vous êtes une personne ou une famille expérimentée, active et prête à lui offrir une structure, de la patience et beaucoup d'amour, Max vous récompensera par une loyauté inébranlable, une affection sans limites et un compagnon fidèle qui sera toujours à vos côtés.
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Rian

Alaskan Malamute Husky

Male, 5 yrs 7 mos
ottawa, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi, I’m Rian 💛 I’m a 5-year-old boy, a Malamute–Husky mix, and I weigh about 23kg. I know… I look big and strong, maybe even a little cool. But if you get to know me, you’ll see—I’m actually just a big softie. I really, really love people. Even if we’ve just met, I might come right up to you like, “Hi… can we be friends?” I love being close to my person. Spending time together, making eye contact, sharing quiet moments… that’s what makes me feel safe and happy. Once I open my heart, I become very affectionate. I’ll want to stay near you, lean into you, and just be by your side as much as I can. I get along well with other dogs too! I have a gentle nature and enjoy playing, whether it’s with toys or with friends. I’m a bright, cheerful boy who just enjoys life and companionship. I was rescued from a place where my time was almost over… but I didn’t lose my trust in people. I still believe in love, and I’m still reaching out for it. I’m also a pretty quick learner! If you teach me with patience and consistency, I’ll do my best to understand and follow along. Because of my Malamute and Husky side, I do have lots of energy. I’ll need regular walks, exercise, and time to really let that energy out. A quick walk won’t always be enough—I’d love a family who enjoys being active with me. I can also have a little independent streak (maybe just a tiny bit stubborn sometimes… 😊), so I’ll need someone who can guide me with calm, steady leadership. Living in a home might be new for me, so I’ll need to learn things like house routines and potty habits from the beginning. But if you’re patient with me, I know I can become an amazing companion. I’m already ready to love someone with my whole heart. All I need now… is someone who will accept me, guide me, and stay with me for life. Will you be my person? 💛

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Potsdam Humane Society

17 Madrid Ave, Potsdam, NY 13676

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

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42.5 miles

Dream Tails Rescue-Ottawa Transport

ottawa, ON K4A 0L5

Pet Types: dogs

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Rescue

48.7 miles

Bri Cares Adoption

Pointe Claire, QC H9S 5V1

Pet Types: dogs

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