Clyde

Clyde's DOB is estimated to be 1/4/2025 and we think he is a shepsky (shepherd husky mix). We pulled Clyde and his sister, Bonnie, from a high skill shelter when they were 6 weeks old as euthanasia was imminent. As soon as we got them home is was evident they both had pneumonia with Clyde's being more severe. With medication, 4x daily vapor steam and lots of TLC they both pulled through! They have had their distemper, parvo and rabies vaccinations and are thriving. Clyde is more shy when introduced to new situations but adapts fast and he is full of puppy energy. He is learning to walk on leash and is a fast learner! He is also learning to go outside and making some progress in this area.<br/><br/>He is ready for his forever home where his training can continue so he will be a well adjusted, fun to be around adult. He will be neutered once his new forever family is found. He needs to go to a family who is committed to his well being.

Clyde's DOB is estimated to be 1/4/2025 and we think he is a shepsky (shepherd husky mix). We pulled Clyde and his sister, Bonnie, from a high skill shelter when they were 6 weeks old as euthanasia was imminent. As soon as we got them home is was evident they both had pneumonia with Clyde's being more severe. With medication, 4x daily vapor steam and lots of TLC they both pulled through! They have had their distemper, parvo and rabies vaccinations and are thriving. Clyde is more shy when introduced to new situations but adapts fast and he is full of puppy energy. He is learning to walk on leash and is a fast learner! He is also learning to go outside and making some progress in this area.

He is ready for his forever home where his training can continue so he will be a well adjusted, fun to be around adult. He will be neutered once his new forever family is found. He needs to go to a family who is committed to his well being.

Clyde's DOB is estimated to be 1/4/2025 and we think he is a shepsky (shepherd husky mix). We pulled Clyde and his sister, Bonnie, from a high skill shelter when they were 6 weeks old as euthanasia was imminent. As soon as we got them home is was evident they both had pneumonia with Clyde's being more severe. With medication, 4x daily vapor steam and lots of TLC they both pulled through! They have had their distemper, parvo and rabies vaccinations and are thriving. Clyde is more shy when introduced to new situations but adapts fast and he is full of puppy energy. He is learning to walk on leash and is a fast learner! He is also learning to go outside and making some progress in this area.

He is ready for his forever home where his training can continue so he will be a well adjusted, fun to be around adult. He will be neutered once his new forever family is found. He needs to go to a family who is committed to his well being.