Help Harper

Meet Harper <br/><br/>Harper has been waiting inside a shelter since June 18th. Over three months of watching other dogs come and go, get their freedom rides, and finally find their families, while she stayed behind, overlooked again and again.<br/><br/>She's only 2 years old and 42 pounds, with so much love left to give and no reason she should still be waiting. Harper is heartworm negative, loves other dogs, loves people, and didn't so much as flinch walking past cats. She appears to be housebroken and is, by every account, a wonderful, gentle girl.<br/><br/>There's nothing wrong with Harper. She's simply been let down by time and circumstance, watching the shelter doors open for others while hers stayed closed. She's one of the longest-stay dogs there, and every day that passes is another day she doesn't understand why she hasn't been chosen.<br/><br/>Harper deserves someone to finally say, "Your turn." She's waited long enough. She's ready for her freedom ride, her forever family, and the happy ending she should have had months ago.<br/><br/>Please don't let her story end the way it's been going. Harper needs help now.<br/><br/>Adoption fee: $350. Includes transport to the Midwest, Northeast, or Southeast.<br/><br/>APPLY HERE: hoardinhuskies.net/dog-adoption

Meet Harper

Harper has been waiting inside a shelter since June 18th. Over three months of watching other dogs come and go, get their freedom rides, and finally find their families, while she stayed behind, overlooked again and again.

She's only 2 years old and 42 pounds, with so much love left to give and no reason she should still be waiting. Harper is heartworm negative, loves other dogs, loves people, and didn't so much as flinch walking past cats. She appears to be housebroken and is, by every account, a wonderful, gentle girl.

There's nothing wrong with Harper. She's simply been let down by time and circumstance, watching the shelter doors open for others while hers stayed closed. She's one of the longest-stay dogs there, and every day that passes is another day she doesn't understand why she hasn't been chosen.

Harper deserves someone to finally say, "Your turn." She's waited long enough. She's ready for her freedom ride, her forever family, and the happy ending she should have had

Meet Harper

Harper has been waiting inside a shelter since June 18th. Over three months of watching other dogs come and go, get their freedom rides, and finally find their families, while she stayed behind, overlooked again and again.

She's only 2 years old and 42 pounds, with so much love left to give and no reason she should still be waiting. Harper is heartworm negative, loves other dogs, loves people, and didn't so much as flinch walking past cats. She appears to be housebroken and is, by every account, a wonderful, gentle girl.

There's nothing wrong with Harper. She's simply been let down by time and circumstance, watching the shelter doors open for others while hers stayed closed. She's one of the longest-stay dogs there, and every day that passes is another day she doesn't understand why she hasn't been chosen.

Harper deserves someone to finally say, "Your turn." She's waited long enough. She's ready for her freedom ride, her forever family, and the happy ending she should have had months ago.

Please don't let her story end the way it's been going. Harper needs help now.

Adoption fee: $350. Includes transport to the Midwest, Northeast, or Southeast.

APPLY HERE: hoardinhuskies.net/dog-adoption