Ice Cube

My story

Ice Cube`s Compatibility:Dogs - Meet & GreetCats - No cats for CubertKids - Hoping for an adult-only home When Ice Cube arrived last summer, he was in serious trouble. Police picked him up while he was running loose, and he was suffering from extreme heat distress. By the time he got to us, he was minutes away from having a heat stroke. Our team jumped into action, cooling him with buckets of water and gently sedating him so we could pack him in ice and bring his temperature down. Thanks to their quick work and care, he pulled through. Now he’s safe, healing, and ready for a fresh start.Ice Cube takes his time getting to know new people. He might always be a little shy at first, but once he trusts you, that bond can be something really special. He has spent time working with our behavior team and has made great progress. He is learning how to build healthy relationships, and he thrives in a calm, quiet environment with a steady routine. He knows cues like “sit” and “wait,” especially at mealtime, and he responds best to gentle, positive training.Ice Cube needs an adult-only home where things stay peaceful and predictable. Ice Cube might not be the kind of dog who runs up for cuddles right away, but with time, space, and gentle guidance, he will show you just how loyal and loving he can be. If you’re patient and kind and have a quiet place where he can feel safe, Ice Cube might be the dog you’ve been looking for.

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Ice Cube, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.