Husky puppies and dogs in Folcroft, Pennsylvania

Jack is 11 years old but he doesn’t act his age . He still seems so young and is healthy. He has so much life left . He is loving and active. He loves to walk. I have to children (5 and 3) whom jack has been around since they were both born. Kids are something he has to warm up too and get to know but once he’s comfortable he does fine. He needs a home ASAP. He is spending so much time alone at the moment. He’s very lonely and needs somewhere to go.

Meet Ghost 🤍 Ghost is a 2-year-old white Siberian Husky with a heart as big as his howl. He's gentle, goofy, and gets along with everyone: cats, kids, and other dogs are all friends in his eyes. I'm in the final year of my PhD, and my long days in the lab mean Ghost isn't getting the time, walks, and attention he deserves. Letting him go is one of the hardest decisions I've made, but he deserves a home where he's the center of the world. Ghost would thrive with an active family who loves adventures, cuddles, and a little husky chatter. He'll greet you at the door, follow you from room to room, and remind you every day what unconditional love looks like. If you have room in your home and heart, Ghost is ready to be your best friend.

Rin is a very loving hyper husky. He was given to me by someone that couldn't take care of him 5 years ago. He came with a lot of issues one being his fear of people. In the years with me and introducing him to a bunch of different things and people that fear is completely gone. He super hyper around dogs. He gets excited very easily. He's crate trained very well he'll go in by himself. Don't leave him unintended though. He won't tear your furniture or your shoes but he will try to find food and he will also use the bathroom in a random spot but he'll wait to go outside if he's in the crate and he won't ever do it in front of you. The only toy he'll actually enjoy is a ball and you have to throw it for him he's not fond of chew toys. He's 6 or 7 years old I'm not 100% sure but his birthday is July 24th. I wish I could give him everything but I can't. He's a good dog and he'll be better with someone who has the time for him. Hes had a lot of skin issues through the years so I'd lookout.

🚨Foster Needed for The Handsome Bolt🚨 🆘WOW! Look how stunning this young man is! Bolt is as sweet as he is handsome! This is as good as it gets… the total package! 🐾It’s hard to believe such a good boy is on CODE RED in a shelter! Bolt is good with dogs & kids! He can be cat tested if needed. ‼️He is out of time and needs a foster to adopt to be saved! Fully vetted and waiting for you to open you heart and home to save his life! Apply to foster through our website…. We need to secure Foster placement ASAP! 5 days and counting! Share Bolt and help save him Wee.hindeanimalrescueteam.org

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Meet Billie! 🐾 Billie came to the shelter as a stray on September 24th, and when she first arrived, she was understandably a little hesitant about her new surroundings. She needed some time to settle in and figure things out—but once she got comfortable, Billie really started to shine! 💕 Billie is currently spending her days as an office foster, and this environment has given her the chance to come out of her shell and show everyone what a sweet girl she is. She can be left out of her crate throughout the day and does a great job relaxing in the office. When it’s time to settle down, Billie will even go into her crate when asked! Billie is a bit of a picky eater and seems to prefer grazing throughout the day rather than eating one big meal. She can also be a little vocal at times, but that just adds to her personality. At around 4 years old and 45 pounds, Billie is a great medium-sized companion who is looking for someone willing to give her the patience and time she needs to continue building confidence. Billie has had some good dog meets here at the shelter! She would likely do best with another calmer, easygoing dog who can help her feel comfortable and give her space when needed. If you’re looking for a sweet girl who just needed a little time to come out of her shell, Billie might be your girl! ❤️ Come meet her and see the wonderful personality she’s been discovering in her office foster! Eligible for rescue, and adoption. Meet Billie at ACCT Philly any day of the week from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Videos 🎥: Billie and Fernando https://youtu.be/P3HNNiCklfk?is=Ml3igvG3kxiJIA8G https://youtu.be/oV4tW_-rew8?is=xK_uUmPHSx0CUUtf Playgroup 9/29: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOIraSv1e_00 Playgroup 9/29: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOIraSv1e_00 Playgroup 9/25: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdlaAMS2ISxo playgroup 9/24: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFSTyeRO38wI&si=qxZPgtYQdp_Uhcly Behavior notes 📝: Per Staff 10/2/2026: Last couple of days Billie has been able to hang out in the office free roaming. Any time I come back in she is just relaxing on the blanket on the floor In front of my desk. She does well going back into her crate. She has been pretty picky with food. She did eat a little bit of baby food and tuna. Per Staff 9/30/2026: Had a loose body, mid to low tail wags, ears back. Did some stiff bouncy moves and play bowd with me in the office. I moved over towards her blanket where her food and toys were. She moved with me and stood over her food, very lightly mouthed my hand then stood with a tenser body, low still tail, ears back and harder eyes, let out a short growl and I backed away. The other staff member in the office was able to approach her and move her into the crate, moving her food with her for the night. Per staff 9/30/2026: Brought Billie into the office and she was such an angel during the day. She would come over soliciting attention, nudging my hand when i would stop petting. Then she would go lay down on the blanket i placed in front of the desk. She would go right into the crate when i needed to leave the office without hesitation. Playgroup 9/29/2026: 1/5 with water and 4/5 with can. Hopped on the bench when she entered and remained there whining occasionally. Gave a vocal correction for space when Harpo tried to sniff her. Per staff 9/29/2026: During my morning walk through I noticed Billie had 4 clips on her kennel card indicating that she has not been out in four days. She has in the back of the crate barking when I approached. Had to lasso to leash, not eating high value treats. Once the leash was on she came right out of crate. Mildly pulls on leash. Immediately went to the bathroom outside. Leaned into all handling would nudge my hand when I would stop petting. Went right back into the crate and used the clip leash to remove the leash. Later decided to bring her into the office and when I went to get her out of the crate she did not need to be lasso'd this time. Billie slowly came to the front and her head was lowered and able to leash. In the office she explored and then came over to me putting her legs on my lap leaning into all handling. Per staff 9/24/2026: Kennel Presentation: Barking and growling when I approached the kennel. Wide eyes, ears forward and tense body. Was not eating any treats Leash Skills: Moved to the back of the crate, continuing to bark and growl, paw lighting and avoidant of gaze. Had to lasso to leash. Once leashed she came right out and walked with minimal pulling. Sociability: Leaned into all handling with loose body, mid tail and soft eyes. Would nudge my hand or arm placing her head under it. Play: n/a Dog Interaction: In playgroup 9.24 Return to Kennel: Hesitated slightly to go back in, was able to remove leash with hand. Color Level: Exp Blue - hopefully in a couple of days can Level her down. Playgroup 9/24/2026: Steer Test: 4-5/5 with water and 4/5 with can. Stress yawns at the fence. Moving away, tail low, ears pinned back. Handler oriented and was hiding behind the handlers. ACCT Philly is located at 111 West Hunting Park Ave in Philadelphia. We are open for adoptions 7 days a week. Please visit www.acctphilly.org/adopt for details. If you are a rescue interested in pulling this animal, please email our lifesaving team, or visit here if you are not currently a rescue partner: https://acctphilly.org/acct-philly-love-local-partnership-program/ Confirmed placement is considered a confirmation of an actual rescue pull. Possible placement, interested parties, and other "TBD" statuses are not considered confirmed and do not indicate an animal is no longer urgent. All animals at ACCT Philly are from Philadelphia, as the only open-intake animal shelter in Philadelphia, we are not able to accept animals from outside of Philadelphia. ACCT Philly's Pennsylvania kennel license number is 08313