Clyde

Meet Clyde! He is a Husky Mix who is 4 years old and was E-Listed at MCACC for his medical needs. Clyde has come so far since he joined us - he was in a ton of pain at first! He was incredibly sweet when we met him in the shelter, and it was clear that his pain was getting in the way of how much love he had to give. Luckily, a medically experienced foster was able to open their home to Clyde where he could have his own safe space.<br/><br/>Since intake, Clyde saw an orthopedic specialist and was diagnosed with carpal hyperextension and hip dysplasia. He got some fancy custom made braces (over $1k that are now his for life - they go with his adopter!) for his front legs to manage his hyperextension, and though he can be a sassy howly husky about putting them on, they already seem to be helping him a ton on walks. The specialist did not believe he needed surgery for his hip dysplasia at this stage and his foster says he is not doing very well with his front legs stabilized. He gets joint supplements and fish oil to help! He can't jump up on the bed but does well with doggy stairs. His adopter should not expect a high energy exercise partner, but short to medium range walks suit him well - he also has great leash manners!<br/><br/>Clyde is very playful and loves his toys. He had some minor instances of resource guarding initially with other pets while adjusting to the home, but has made huge strides in all the time he's been with us. He responds very well to correction and redirection. While he is not a fan of booty or belly scratches, Clyde will take every opportunity to hold paws with you! He's also a huge cuddler how he's comfy. He is full of sass, talks back and grumbles to let you know when he is upset. Clyde is very vocal - just like we would expect for a Husky!<br/><br/>Clyde could do well both as an only dog or with other dogs in the home. He is playful with the other dogs in his foster home (both small and large), but also enjoys his space. He has also adjusted to living with a kitty so well that he now loves and plays with his foster cat sibling! Clyde still has some days where he's a little more sore, so we think older kids would be best. Overall, Clyde would prefer a calm and relaxed home. Clyde is such a special boy - he's looking for someone equally special to give him the forever home deserves. If you think this sweetheart has a place in your home, fill out an application to meet Clyde today!<br/><br/>https://azhuskyrescue.com/adoption-application/

Meet Clyde! He is a Husky Mix who is 4 years old and was E-Listed at MCACC for his medical needs. Clyde has come so far since he joined us - he was in a ton of pain at first! He was incredibly sweet when we met him in the shelter, and it was clear that his pain was getting in the way of how much love he had to give. Luckily, a medically experienced foster was able to open their home to Clyde where he could have his own safe space.

Since intake, Clyde saw an orthopedic specialist and was diagnosed with carpal hyperextension and hip dysplasia. He got some fancy custom made braces (over $1k that are now his for life - they go with his adopter!) for his front legs to manage his hyperextension, and though he can be a sassy howly husky about putting them on, they already seem to be helping him a ton on walks. The specialist did not believe he needed surgery for his hip dysplasia at this stage and his foster says he is not doing very well with his front legs stabilized. He gets joint supplements and fish oil to help! He ca

Meet Clyde! He is a Husky Mix who is 4 years old and was E-Listed at MCACC for his medical needs. Clyde has come so far since he joined us - he was in a ton of pain at first! He was incredibly sweet when we met him in the shelter, and it was clear that his pain was getting in the way of how much love he had to give. Luckily, a medically experienced foster was able to open their home to Clyde where he could have his own safe space.

Since intake, Clyde saw an orthopedic specialist and was diagnosed with carpal hyperextension and hip dysplasia. He got some fancy custom made braces (over $1k that are now his for life - they go with his adopter!) for his front legs to manage his hyperextension, and though he can be a sassy howly husky about putting them on, they already seem to be helping him a ton on walks. The specialist did not believe he needed surgery for his hip dysplasia at this stage and his foster says he is not doing very well with his front legs stabilized. He gets joint supplements and fish oil to help! He can't jump up on the bed but does well with doggy stairs. His adopter should not expect a high energy exercise partner, but short to medium range walks suit him well - he also has great leash manners!

Clyde is very playful and loves his toys. He had some minor instances of resource guarding initially with other pets while adjusting to the home, but has made huge strides in all the time he's