Husky puppies and dogs in Maple Valley, Washington

Hello! My name is Box. I am available to adopt. Box came to the shelter as a stray, and we’re still getting to know him. He’s a thoughtful, observant guy who can feel a little nervous in new situations, so he’s looking for a dog-experienced home that’s comfortable reading canine body language and helping him build confidence at his own pace.Once Box warms up, his personality really shines! He loves going on long walks, taking in all the smells, and spending quality time with his people. Despite his husky roots, Box is a more compact guy and could do well in an apartment or home setting, as long as his family is committed to providing daily exercise and mental enrichment to keep both his body and brain happy.Box has participated in playgroup and has done well with laid-back female dogs around his size. He tends to prefer female dogs over males and enjoys calm, polite canine companions. His history with cats is unknown at this time, so adopters should be committed to slow, careful introductions with any resident pets in the home.We think Box would do best in a home with teens and adults, as young children are not the best match for him.If you’re someone who enjoys earning a dog’s trust and watching a relationship grow, Box could be an incredibly rewarding companion. Come meet him at the shelter and see if he’s the sidekick you’ve been waiting for! Stop by the shelter during regular business hours to visit available pets. AVHS is open 6 days a week 11am-6pm, closed Wednesdays, adoptions wrap up at 5:30pm each day. Please note: Pet descriptions are based on what we`ve observed or might expect. Pets may behave differently in a home, so we recommend slow introductions and training support. Ask about the `3-3-3 rule` when bringing home a new pet.

Hi there, My name is Momo and I can`t wait to meet you!I weigh ~50 lbs and am considered a `large breed` dog.I am a very smart dog! At the shelter I am practicing how to `sit`, `come`. Though Huskies are known to be both stubborn and intelligent.I am an affectionate lovebug. I love my people and the attention that they give to me. Though I also love to do my own thing as well.I am full of energy and I love to play! I tend to calm down more when the people around me stay calm. I do best when I have lots of exercise and something to keep my mind busy.My caregivers have noticed that I seem to do well with other large dogs. I am barrier reactive when meeting them, but once in the yard with them I calm down and do better. I do better with another calm dog that is willing to give me my own space and respect my boundries (a dog that knows doggy body language). When meeting dogs in a new home, I would do best with a slow introduction.I`m a Playgroup Pal! Ask the staff today about my interactions with other dogs at the shelter in our Playgroups.I am currently in a foster home. If you want to meet me please fill out a foster interest form! In my foster home I get along with men, women and children :)I am an adaptable dog who loves to go with the flow! I am outgoing and carefree, and I just can`t wait to find my forever home!

Hi! My name is Casey and I am available for adoption.I was brought in by a good samaritan on December 6, 2025.I weigh 72.5lbs and am considered a `large breed` dog.I am very treat and toy motivated and will `sit` for them.I am full of energy and I love to play! I tend to calm down more when the people around me stay calm. I do best when I have lots of exercise and something to keep my mind busy. Due to that nature I would do best in a home with older children.My caregivers have noticed that I seem to do well with other large dogs. When meeting dogs in a new home, I would do best with a slow introduction.Due to my known history I CANNOT go to a home with cats or any other prey-like animal.My personality color is RED. I am a spirited dog with a fun-loving personality! I am still working on my manners, so I would do best with a family who is willing to work with me and help me become the best dog I can be!

Hi there! I`m Rocky, and I`m very excited to meet you!I am a very fluffy Husky who is considered a large breed dog. I am very smart, very patient, and very excited to be around other humans and bigger dogs! My caregivers say I am very people-oriented and would do very well in a home that will let me stick by their side and be their adventure companion! I am full of energy and I love to play! I tend to calm down more when the people around me stay calm. I do best when I have lots of exercise and something to keep my mind busy. My caregivers have noticed that I seem to do well with other large dogs. When meeting dogs in a new home, I would do best with a slow introduction. I love to play chase, so a home with chickens, smaller children, or smaller animals isn`t the right fit for me! I may do okay with cats and with a very slow and careful introduction. I would do well in a house with kids above the age of 8! Because I am a Husky, I love to talk, especially when my humans leave me alone too long. I`m very excited to meet my new family and hope you`ll give me a chance! You can visit me at the Pet Adoption Center on weekdays from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm. The Pet Adoption Center is located at 21615 64th Ave S, Kent, WA 98032.Come and visit me today, I`d love to go home with you!

(More pics coming soon) Hi! I’m Freddy — your future adventure buddy 🤍 First things first: yes, I do make the funniest faces. I’m a 3 year old, 50 lb Husky full of curiosity, sweetness, and heart melting head tilts. For a long time, I waited in a shelter. Day after day. Watching. Hoping. Treats were my bright spots. When someone offered one, my whole world lit up and I could imagine, just for a moment, what it might feel like to belong. Finally after months of waiting, I got rescued by the wonderful folks at PawesomeBaby rescue! I’m now in a loving foster home, and I’m showing everyone what a good boy I am. I’m potty trained at my foster home, gentle and kind with people, kids, and other dogs. I live peacefully with a husky foster sister and take her corrections like a polite gentleman. No guarding, no aggression, just love and curious learning. I also do well around the little humans at my foster home. I do have a Husky heart though, and I’d thrive with a family who loves the outdoors. Walks are my favorite. I’m curious, alert, and love exploring the world one sniff at a time. Adventures, hikes, neighborhood strolls… I’m ready for all of it, right by your side. I can be your one and only adventure buddy or share with a friendly fur sibling. Regardless, I love having a companion to hang out with, and not left alone. This holiday season, I’m wishing for more than toys or treats. I’m wishing for a forever family; one that laughs at my silly expressions, takes me on adventures, and love me as I am. If you’re looking for a sweet soul with an adventurous spirit… I’m ready to come home. Please contact my rescue family PawesomeBaby ✨🐾 —————————————————————————- About Freddy: —————————————————————————- • Age: approx 3-4 yr • Weighs 50 lb • Neutered, up to date on vaccines (Rabies, DHPP, Lepto, Bordetella), dewormed. • He has a cute little overbite. • Potty trained at foster home. • People friendly - He is friendly and playful with humans, big and small. • Dog friendly - He is friendly with playful, friendly dogs. Not tested with small dogs or cats. You will be adopting a dog who got the care listed below - • Spay/neuter • Rabies, DHPP, Lepto, Bordetella vaccines • Negative fecal test or dewormed • Wellness checkup, Heartworm, blood tests • Microchip registration with AKC reunited • Lots of tender loving care at amazing foster home! We are looking for adopters in Washington state or BC Canada. We may consider neighboring states too, if it’s a perfect match for him and you are willing to drive. Please contact to schedule a meetup! His adoption fee is USD 400. We charge an adoption fee for our precious dogs, to make sure they go to a good home who can afford caring for them as a family member. Dog ownership is a lifetime commitment of over 10-15 yrs. Training: —————- Like a typical husky, he doesn’t enjoy being alone. He gets separation anxiety and can resort to chewing paper, plastic, leash and anything he sees around. But he has been good if he has his humans or fur siblings around. Training Resources: ————————————— Regardless of who you adopt, we recommend training your pup regularly, to build an everlasting bond with your pup and help them continue to be an amazing canine citizen. We can provide a list of reputable trainers who use positive reinforcement methods to help you establish a training protocol with your newly adopted furbaby. —————————————————————————- [IMPORTANT] —————————————————————————- Below listed requirements are for any dogs we adopt out, meant for everyone’s safety. • If you have other dogs, then you must also be knowledgeable and have good hands on experience with running a multi-dog home to be able to adopt a dog from us. What’s expected of the adopter is just keeping basic house rules like (1) keep the dogs apart when feeding, monitor & put away left over food, (2) help them build mutual trust before leaving alone with treats, toys around (3) keep dogs out of kitchen when handling food etc • As with any dog, earn their trust around food handling. This is an essential training for every dog, so they learn to trust their new human. It takes only a couple of practice sessions around meal time with most dogs with no history of food guarding. Teaching to sit, then hand-feeding food & high value treats is one of the best ways to earn trust. • If you have children at home, they should be at least 8+ yrs, and know to safely & respectfully interact with dogs, to be considered for adoption. We think families with younger children will likely not have the time needed to exercise and nourish a new dog. And the time needed to train little kids to safely interact with dogs, read their body language & respect their personal space. Most dogs do not enjoy little ones clinging to them, pulling their fur, crawling or lying on them. We do not want to risk the safety of neither your child nor our dog. Follow @dogmeets_baby trainer on Instagram to learn more on this topic :-) • We discourage the use of choke, pinch, prong collars on our dogs. Training to walk on a well fitted no-pull harness is encouraged. All our dogs come with a “no-pull” harness. If needed, you can use humane collars like regular buckle collars, martingale collars or ‘gentle leader’. For adoption process details, check out PawesomeBaby.com and send us a message here. Thank you for considering to adopt a husky in need. God bless!

I’m Blue, and I’m a curious, bright-eyed Husky with a big heart and even bigger love for the world around me. Every walk feels like an adventure—every scent, every sound is something new to explore. I get so excited, like I’m discovering the world for the first time! When I meet people, I can’t help but walk right up and sniff their faces, just to say, “Hi! Who are you?” People always smile when I do that—maybe it’s the way I tilt my head or my wagging tail that makes them laugh. I get along pretty well with other dogs, too! I do sometimes forget how strong or energetic I can be, especially around smaller pups. I think I’m the same size as them, so I play a little rough without meaning to. If I’m with little friends, I’ll just need someone to help me play more gently. I'm learning! Oh—and being a Husky, I have that classic husky voice… yep, I howl sometimes. When I feel lonely or miss my people, I might sing a little to let you know. So I’d do best in a home where I’m not left alone too often. I really do love being near my humans. I’ve been through a tough start—abandoned alone in a basement—but I’ve never let that stop me from trusting or loving people. I still believe in the goodness of humans, and I’m ready to give all my love to the right family. If you're looking for a joyful, curious, and loyal companion who will fill your days with adventure and laughter, I’m your guy. Let’s discover the world together. With love, Blue 🐾