Siberian Husky Rescue/Referral of California

Female, 6 years old, White, Bi-Eyed eyes

"Montana" -- Montana is a female husky-type dog. She is an adult and we suspect she may be spayed but spay status will need to be confirmed by a vet. She gets along great with the vast majority of other dogs and the only problem she has had so far was with dominant females. She has a little bit of jealousy issues when in the yard and when she sees another dog getting human attention she demands that she get attention first. She does NOT do well with cats!! We would >>highly<< recommend a home without them! Due to her dislike of felines, we do not know how she will do with livestock or small dogs as we do not have testers of that variety here at our shelter. She had done great with kids and is a medium energy dog but has great stamina so we can put her in multiple play groups all day and she doesn't tire out.
https://www.trinityanimalshelterca.com/
For more information call Melissa Thomas at 720-724-3610, or email melthomas15@gmail.com

2024-07-19

Male, 8 months old, Black Tan and White, Blue eyes

"Lumi" -- Lumi is approximately between 6-9 months old. He has been at the shelter since 9/15/24 and was given the name "Lumi" which means "light; filled with light; snow in different languages. He is a very sweet and calm boy for his young age. He was abandoned at a park and picked up and brought to the San Jose Animal Care shelter in San Jose, CA. He has been spending workdays in an office with lots of people and is well behaved. He loves squeaky toys and is very food motivated so training in the office has gone really well. He has learned to "sit", "give paw", and "down". He is working on giving "kisses" and "stay" (at doors). He walks great on leash and does not pull. We do not know if he is potty trained but he has not had any accidents in the office but we do take him for regular potty breaks. He has met a young child and let him pet him and loved it so much he rolled over for belly scratches. The boy was a bit taken with Lumi and began playing with his ears and Lumi just sat there loving the attention. He seems to do well around other dogs and was enrolled in group play. On leash he is interested in other dogs but does not pull or react.
And he is doing really well with recall by his new name.
*Lumi is listed on the website www.sanjoseanimals.com (Petcompass) and is available but due to the shelter being over crowded he is in a kennel that is not visible to the public. Any inquiries should be directed to staff and give his animal id #1356128.
For more information call City Of San Jose Kim Flores at 408-794-7297, or email kim.flores@sanjoseca.gov

2024-10-01