LOKI

Meet Loki, a striking black Pomsky with bright eyes and an even brighter spirit. At just about 10 months old, this handsome Pomeranian/Husky mix is everything you’d expect from a young northern breed blend—loving, playful, intelligent, and absolutely brimming with personality. Loki came to Animal Control when his most recent owner could no longer care for him, much like the owner before them. Through no fault of his own, he is now looking for the stable, committed home he truly deserves.<br/><br/>Loki is affectionate and fun, always ready for a game, an adventure, or a cuddle after he’s had a good run. But let’s be clear—Pomskies are widely misunderstood. People often see the smaller size and assume they’re getting a “mini husky” that will be easy to manage. In reality, this dual-breed mix can grow to a healthy 30–40 pounds, especially when those strong Husky traits shine through. And with Husky heritage comes energy, intelligence, and a deep need for daily exercise and structured training. Loki will not thrive in an apartment or condo setting. He needs space to run, explore, and burn off that youthful enthusiasm—ideally in a home with a fully fenced yard and a family ready to embrace an active lifestyle.<br/><br/>This boy requires more than love alone. He needs a younger, energetic household that can blend fun and adventure with consistent, regimented training. Structure will help him grow into the incredible companion he is meant to be. Without it, that clever Husky brain will find its own entertainment.<br/><br/>Loki’s adoption fee is $200. He is up-to-date on all vaccines and preventative care and will be placed as foster-to-adopt until after his neuter appointment. If you are prepared to offer commitment, exercise, leadership, and a lifetime promise, Loki will reward you with unwavering loyalty, laughter, and a heart full of devotion. He’s not for everyone—but for the right family, he will be everything. Although great with other dogs, Loki will not be suited well for a home with cats.

Meet Loki, a striking black Pomsky with bright eyes and an even brighter spirit. At just about 10 months old, this handsome Pomeranian/Husky mix is everything you’d expect from a young northern breed blend—loving, playful, intelligent, and absolutely brimming with personality. Loki came to Animal Control when his most recent owner could no longer care for him, much like the owner before them. Through no fault of his own, he is now looking for the stable, committed home he truly deserves.

Loki is affectionate and fun, always ready for a game, an adventure, or a cuddle after he’s had a good run. But let’s be clear—Pomskies are widely misunderstood. People often see the smaller size and assume they’re getting a “mini husky” that will be easy to manage. In reality, this dual-breed mix can grow to a healthy 30–40 pounds, especially when those strong Husky traits shine through. And with Husky heritage comes energy, intelligence, and a deep need for daily exercise and structured training. Loki will not thrive in an apartme

Meet Loki, a striking black Pomsky with bright eyes and an even brighter spirit. At just about 10 months old, this handsome Pomeranian/Husky mix is everything you’d expect from a young northern breed blend—loving, playful, intelligent, and absolutely brimming with personality. Loki came to Animal Control when his most recent owner could no longer care for him, much like the owner before them. Through no fault of his own, he is now looking for the stable, committed home he truly deserves.

Loki is affectionate and fun, always ready for a game, an adventure, or a cuddle after he’s had a good run. But let’s be clear—Pomskies are widely misunderstood. People often see the smaller size and assume they’re getting a “mini husky” that will be easy to manage. In reality, this dual-breed mix can grow to a healthy 30–40 pounds, especially when those strong Husky traits shine through. And with Husky heritage comes energy, intelligence, and a deep need for daily exercise and structured training. Loki will not thrive in an apartment or condo setting. He needs space to run, explore, and burn off that youthful enthusiasm—ideally in a home with a fully fenced yard and a family ready to embrace an active lifestyle.

This boy requires more than love alone. He needs a younger, energetic household that can blend fun and adventure with consistent, regimented training. Structure will help him grow into the incredible compan