Hope

Hope was found roaming the streets of Miami and brought to the shelter at Miami-Dade Animal Services. She was microchipped, which gave us a starting point. When contacted, her original owner shared that Hope, along with four other huskies, had been “rehomed” about a year prior.<br/><br/>But there were no records.<br/><br/>No names.<br/><br/>No way to trace where they had gone.<br/><br/>One by one, we worked to collect and secure members of this family as they resurfaced. Hope is one of the lucky ones, now safe, fully vetted, and fostered under Rescue Dog Network.<br/><br/>Today, she is thriving in a fantastic foster home alongside two other huskies, and her personality shines.<br/><br/>Hope is:<br/><br/>• Wonderful with children<br/><br/>• Playful and social with other dogs of all kinds<br/><br/>• Affectionate and people-oriented<br/><br/>• Energetic in that happy, classic husky way<br/><br/>• Loving and deeply connected to her pack<br/><br/>She absolutely loves having canine companions and would do beautifully in a home with another playful dog. She enjoys being part of the action, whether that’s backyard zoomies, family time, or hanging out with her humans after a day of fun.<br/><br/>Despite the instability in her early life, Hope does not carry fear, she carries joy. She is resilient, social, and ready to bond with a family who will give her what she has always deserved: permanence.<br/><br/>Hope isn’t just looking for a home.<br/><br/>She’s looking for her last home.<br/><br/>If you’re searching for a playful, affectionate, family-friendly dog who will bring energy and love into your life, Hope may be your perfect match.

Hope was found roaming the streets of Miami and brought to the shelter at Miami-Dade Animal Services. She was microchipped, which gave us a starting point. When contacted, her original owner shared that Hope, along with four other huskies, had been “rehomed” about a year prior.

But there were no records.

No names.

No way to trace where they had gone.

One by one, we worked to collect and secure members of this family as they resurfaced. Hope is one of the lucky ones, now safe, fully vetted, and fostered under Rescue Dog Network.

Today, she is thriving in a fantastic foster home alongside two other huskies, and her personality shines.

Hope is:

• Wonderful with children

• Playful and social with other dogs of all kinds

• Affectionate and people-oriented

• Energetic in that happy, classic husky way

• Loving and deeply connected to her pack

She absolutely loves having canine companions and would do beautifully in a home wit

Hope was found roaming the streets of Miami and brought to the shelter at Miami-Dade Animal Services. She was microchipped, which gave us a starting point. When contacted, her original owner shared that Hope, along with four other huskies, had been “rehomed” about a year prior.

But there were no records.

No names.

No way to trace where they had gone.

One by one, we worked to collect and secure members of this family as they resurfaced. Hope is one of the lucky ones, now safe, fully vetted, and fostered under Rescue Dog Network.

Today, she is thriving in a fantastic foster home alongside two other huskies, and her personality shines.

Hope is:

• Wonderful with children

• Playful and social with other dogs of all kinds

• Affectionate and people-oriented

• Energetic in that happy, classic husky way

• Loving and deeply connected to her pack

She absolutely loves having canine companions and would do beautifully in a home with another playful dog. She enjoys being part of the action, whether that’s backyard zoomies, family time, or hanging out with her humans after a day of fun.

Despite the instability in her early life, Hope does not carry fear, she carries joy. She is resilient, social, and ready to bond with a family who will give her what she has always deserved: permanence.

Hope isn’t just looki