Meet Shadow
Meet Shadow: Your Pocket-Sized Husky Dream Come True! Have you always wanted a Husky but thought, “I’m not sure I have room for all that Husky”? Well, meet Shadow—a 10-year-old neutered Husky mix who weighs just 35 pounds of fluff, cuteness and mesmerizing blue eyes! Basically, all the Husky charm in a conveniently compact package. Shadow is a friendly, affectionate gentleman who knows exactly how to work a room—and a lap. He happily leans in for pets, gently places his paws in your lap for some quality attention, and if you call his name, he’ll come running over because clearly your invitation to cuddle is one he simply cannot ignore. He’s also got some pretty good manners. Shadow knows sit, takes treats gently, and walks nicely on leash. He heads straight to business when he gets out of his kennel, so he may already be housebroken. Shadow seems very interested in meeting other dogs and has plenty of tail wags to share. A meet-and-greet with resident dogs is recommended to make sure everyone agrees that friendship is a good idea. If you’ve dreamed of having a gorgeous blue-eyed Husky but would prefer one who comes in a 35-pound travel-size edition, Shadow might be exactly what you’ve been waiting for. He’s fluffy, affectionate, well-mannered and ready to spend his golden years reminding you that you can never have too many pets—or too many blue-eyed stares.
Could Shadow be your senior soulmate?
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