Jasmine

Thank you for your interest in adopting. Jasmine has grown up in her foster home. She was rescued from a crowded shelter in November 2024 when she was 3 months old. <br/><br/>She is estimated 11 months now and about 55 lbs. She has been overlooked, possibly because of her coloring is not the typical husky color. <br/><br/>Jasmine was adopted in December when she was 4 1/2 months old. She was returned three days later because she would not come out of her crate. She was too frightened. At that time, we sent her to a Behaviorist for a week and it was determined that Jasmine will do best in a home with another young and playful dog that Jasmine could take the lead from. She lives with 8 dogs in her foster home of various ages and sizes. <br/><br/>Jasmine loves a ball and will play by herself with one for hours. She likes water and is not afraid to go out in the rain. She taught herself to slide on fresh snow!! She’s a natural! She can be entertaining! <br/><br/>All of our dogs live in Alabama foster homes and transport to New England when they are adopted.<br/><br/>If you are approved to adopt one of our dogs, you will speak to the foster family and you can request FaceTime, video or more pictures once your application is approved. This method of long distance adoption works for hundreds of pets every year!<br/><br/>Every cat or dog is spayed or neutered, up-to-date on age-appropriate vaccines, microchipped, multiple dewormings, and pet receives parasite prevention. Dogs over six months are heartworm tested, and any dog that has been through treatment is fully disclosed with medical records.<br/><br/>All dogs live in foster homes, in a family environment. Every dog comes with its health records. We guarantee our dogs and work to place them with the right home. We want to make your adoption experience smooth and easy.<br/><br/>Jasmine 8 months in rescue.<br/>11 months old<br/>House trained<br/>Crate trained<br/>Good on leash <br/>Not high energy <br/>Never exposed to cats<br/>Needs another dog in the home. <br/>Not exposed to young children<br/>Eats 2 cups dog food per day & biscuits<br/>Will shed and require brushing <br/>Worth adopting!<br/><br/>We have been adopting Dogs and cats to homes for 15 years. We pay a transporter for every dog we send to a New England home. We do not own the van or service. Every dog sees a veterinarian before they leave for a health check and health certificate, which also comes with a cost.<br/><br/>Total adoption fee and investment for this handsome dog is $440. <br/><br/>$200 adoption fee reduced <br/>$175 transport<br/>$65 health certificate<br/><br/>Serious adopters should fill out the application online and someone will get back to you ASAP.<br/><br/>Copy and paste the link into your browser.<br/><br/>https://form.jotform.com/212574701956157

Thank you for your interest in adopting. Jasmine has grown up in her foster home. She was rescued from a crowded shelter in November 2024 when she was 3 months old.

She is estimated 11 months now and about 55 lbs. She has been overlooked, possibly because of her coloring is not the typical husky color.

Jasmine was adopted in December when she was 4 1/2 months old. She was returned three days later because she would not come out of her crate. She was too frightened. At that time, we sent her to a Behaviorist for a week and it was determined that Jasmine will do best in a home with another young and playful dog that Jasmine could take the lead from. She lives with 8 dogs in her foster home of various ages and sizes.

Jasmine loves a ball and will play by herself with one for hours. She likes water and is not afraid to go out in the rain. She taught herself to slide on fresh snow!! She’s a natural! She can be entertaining!

All of our dogs live in Alabama foster homes and transport to New E

Thank you for your interest in adopting. Jasmine has grown up in her foster home. She was rescued from a crowded shelter in November 2024 when she was 3 months old.

She is estimated 11 months now and about 55 lbs. She has been overlooked, possibly because of her coloring is not the typical husky color.

Jasmine was adopted in December when she was 4 1/2 months old. She was returned three days later because she would not come out of her crate. She was too frightened. At that time, we sent her to a Behaviorist for a week and it was determined that Jasmine will do best in a home with another young and playful dog that Jasmine could take the lead from. She lives with 8 dogs in her foster home of various ages and sizes.

Jasmine loves a ball and will play by herself with one for hours. She likes water and is not afraid to go out in the rain. She taught herself to slide on fresh snow!! She’s a natural! She can be entertaining!

All of our dogs live in Alabama foster homes and transport to New England when they are adopted.

If you are approved to adopt one of our dogs, you will speak to the foster family and you can request FaceTime, video or more pictures once your application is approved. This method of long distance adoption works for hundreds of pets every year!

Every cat or dog is spayed or neutered, up-to-date on age-appropriate vaccines, microchipped, multiple de