Ember

www.huskyrescueteam.org<br/><br/>If you have additional questions please email info@huskyrescueteam.orgEmber’s story is one of resilience. In just six months, she’s cycled through at least three homes and been listed as a “lost dog” four times. When she was found yet again—and her family declined to reclaim her—a kind soul stepped in and offered to foster her. That’s when Ember’s journey with H-E-A-R-T began.<br/><br/>Now safely in our care, Ember is showing us who she really is: a high-energy, blanket-loving, kid-friendly cuddlebug with a heart that’s ready to trust again.<br/><br/>What We’ve Learned About Ember<br/>- Completely housebroken and allowed on furniture (because snuggles are life)<br/>- Good with other dogs—she’s done well with every pup she’s met<br/>- Kid-friendly with children of ages 3 and up<br/>- Somewhat vocal and pulls on leash—she’s got places to go and stories to tell<br/>- No fence required - in fact we want you to leash walk her. She can easily get out of any fenced yard!<br/>- Not crate trained—crating causes her anxiety, so a home where she can roam freely is ideal. She is not destructive.<br/>- Loves soft things—blankets, pillows, plush toys, and anything cozy<br/>- Protects her favorite items (blankets, toys) with other dogs, but not humans. Her foster manages this by giving her a designated blanket space and keeping toys put away. She’s improving as she learns she’s safe.<br/>-Prefers to dine solo, just to be safe.<br/>-She’s active—playing with her foster siblings and walking at least a mile daily.<br/>-Raised voices make her anxious, but gentle tones and loving routines help her thrive.<br/><br/>Ember’s Dream Home<br/>Ember dreams of a calm, soft-spoken family who will adore her endlessly. She wants to be someone’s lap dog, travel buddy, and blanket queen. She’d love a home with or without other dogs, respectful kids, and a hooman who will walk her to keep her safe. She’s not asking for much—just love, softness, and a place to finally belong.<br/><br/>Ember is 3 years old, spayed, microchipped, heartworm negative, and being fostered in Tennessee. Her adoption area includes the Eastern U.S., and transport can be arranged.<br/><br/>Ready to give Ember the forever she’s been waiting for? Apply now and let her spark light up your life.~~Husky Education And Rescue Team is a foster based rescue. Our dogs are in our foster homes all up and down the east coast. We do not have a facility in which you can visit. We find this a huge benefit because we learn our dogs and are able to educate our adopters on what it’s like to have them live in your home. Part of our process, once pre-approved, is to speak with the foster for the dog you’re interested in. If you’re still interested in adopting from our rescue the first step is to complete our adoption application online at www.huskyrescueteam.org/apply<br/><br/>If you have additional questions please email info@huskyrescueteam.org

www.huskyrescueteam.org

If you have additional questions please email info@huskyrescueteam.orgEmber’s story is one of resilience. In just six months, she’s cycled through at least three homes and been listed as a “lost dog” four times. When she was found yet again—and her family declined to reclaim her—a kind soul stepped in and offered to foster her. That’s when Ember’s journey with H-E-A-R-T began.

Now safely in our care, Ember is showing us who she really is: a high-energy, blanket-loving, kid-friendly cuddlebug with a heart that’s ready to trust again.

What We’ve Learned About Ember
- Completely housebroken and allowed on furniture (because snuggles are life)
- Good with other dogs—she’s done well with every pup she’s met
- Kid-friendly with children of ages 3 and up
- Somewhat vocal and pulls on leash—she’s got places to go and stories to tell
- No fence required - in fact we want you to leash walk her. She can easily get out of any fenced yard!
- Not crate trained—crat

www.huskyrescueteam.org

If you have additional questions please email info@huskyrescueteam.orgEmber’s story is one of resilience. In just six months, she’s cycled through at least three homes and been listed as a “lost dog” four times. When she was found yet again—and her family declined to reclaim her—a kind soul stepped in and offered to foster her. That’s when Ember’s journey with H-E-A-R-T began.

Now safely in our care, Ember is showing us who she really is: a high-energy, blanket-loving, kid-friendly cuddlebug with a heart that’s ready to trust again.

What We’ve Learned About Ember
- Completely housebroken and allowed on furniture (because snuggles are life)
- Good with other dogs—she’s done well with every pup she’s met
- Kid-friendly with children of ages 3 and up
- Somewhat vocal and pulls on leash—she’s got places to go and stories to tell
- No fence required - in fact we want you to leash walk her. She can easily get out of any fenced yard!
- Not crate trained—crating causes her anxiety, so a home where she can roam freely is ideal. She is not destructive.
- Loves soft things—blankets, pillows, plush toys, and anything cozy
- Protects her favorite items (blankets, toys) with other dogs, but not humans. Her foster manages this by giving her a designated blanket space and keeping toys put away. She’s improving as she learns she’s safe.
-Prefers to