Moose

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HIGHLIGHTS:- No cats or small dogs in his home- Requires an active family due to his energy level- Heartworm positive but currently undergoing treatment- I have a special adoption fee of $100!Meet Moose - A Big Boy with a Big Personality!Moose is a 3-year-old Siberian Husky who weighs 74 pounds and is bursting with love and energy. This confident and playful guy is always ready for the next adventure and would thrive in an active home that can keep up with his enthusiasm for life.Moose is a social butterfly who loves people and greets everyone like an old friend. His enthusiasm is infectious, and his tail is always wagging when he meets new friends. He’s also super playful with other dogs and enjoys romping around in playgroups. Moose has a big, goofy personality that makes everyone around him smile.Being a high-energy dog, Moose would do best in a family that loves outdoor activities. Whether it’s hiking, running, or playing fetch in the yard, Moose will be right by your side, ready to join in the fun. He is super confident and eager to learn, making him an ideal candidate for training. With consistent guidance, he’ll continue to develop great manners and become an even more wonderful companion.Sometimes, Moose gets a bit too excited and can be jumpy, so he would benefit from a family that understands basic training techniques and can help him channel his energy positively. Despite his exuberance, Moose is a smart and loyal dog who just wants to be part of the action.Moose is currently undergoing heartworm treatment but is on the road to recovery. His upbeat attitude never wavers, and he’s ready to find a family that will help him thrive and keep him active.If you’re looking for a confident, happy-go-lucky companion who will fill your life with excitement and love, Moose might just be your perfect match!**************Before being rescued, many of our dogs had limited socialization, so they may need some time to adjust to life as a family pet. Older kids are often a great fit for our dogs, and homes with younger children will be considered based on each dog’s individual needs. Skills like house training and leash walking may take a little extra patience and practice. However, with time and a gentle approach, most of these dogs adapt quickly. Being a part of their rehabilitation is incredibly rewarding. To learn more about our dogs and start the adoption process, visit our w

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