Max

Name: Max<br/>Age: 11 years<br/>Breed: Husky / Shepherd Mix<br/>Weight: ~50 lbs<br/>Gender: Male (Neutered)<br/>Location: Imagine FURever Ranch (Shawnee, KS)<br/><br/>Max is a gentle, soulful 11-year-old 50 lb. husky/shepherd mix who recently joined the Imagine FURever Ranch family after being transferred from a shelter in Oklahoma. He was heartbreakingly abandoned—along with several other animals—when his family was evicted. Despite everything he’s been through, Max remains incredibly sweet, loving, and trusting.<br/><br/>Max is severely vision-impaired, but he navigates his world with calm confidence. He’s a big fan of chest scritches, enjoys leisurely walks, and has a wonderfully easygoing nature. While he does have some arthritis in his hips, he still gets around well and can even hop up on the couch by himself for a cozy nap.<br/><br/>Personality & Social Skills:<br/><br/>-Described as happy, cuddly, and friendly<br/>-Does well with other dogs <br/>-Good with adults and children<br/>-Cat-friendly<br/>-Walks nicely on a leash<br/>-No history of aggression or biting<br/><br/>We’re taking introductions slowly and thoughtfully as Max gets settled, including gradual introductions to the other Ranch dogs to ensure everyone’s comfort and success.<br/><br/>Health:<br/><br/>-Vision-impaired<br/>-Mild arthritis in hips<br/>-Up to date on vaccines<br/>-No current medications<br/><br/>Max would thrive in a calm, patient home where his visual impairment is understood and accommodated. He’s the kind of dog who doesn’t ask for much—just kindness, consistency, and a comfy couch to call his own.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a loving senior companion with a heart of gold, Max may be your perfect match.<br/><br/>Apply to adopt or foster Max: <br/>Adopt: https://bit.ly/AdoptIFR<br/>Foster: https://bit.ly/FosterIFR

Name: Max
Age: 11 years
Breed: Husky / Shepherd Mix
Weight: ~50 lbs
Gender: Male (Neutered)
Location: Imagine FURever Ranch (Shawnee, KS)

Max is a gentle, soulful 11-year-old 50 lb. husky/shepherd mix who recently joined the Imagine FURever Ranch family after being transferred from a shelter in Oklahoma. He was heartbreakingly abandoned—along with several other animals—when his family was evicted. Despite everything he’s been through, Max remains incredibly sweet, loving, and trusting.

Max is severely vision-impaired, but he navigates his world with calm confidence. He’s a big fan of chest scritches, enjoys leisurely walks, and has a wonderfully easygoing nature. While he does have some arthritis in his hips, he still gets around well and can even hop up on the couch by himself for a cozy nap.

Personality & Social Skills:

-Described as happy, cuddly, and friendly
-Does well with other dogs
-Good with adults and children
-Cat-friendly
-Walks nicely on a

Name: Max
Age: 11 years
Breed: Husky / Shepherd Mix
Weight: ~50 lbs
Gender: Male (Neutered)
Location: Imagine FURever Ranch (Shawnee, KS)

Max is a gentle, soulful 11-year-old 50 lb. husky/shepherd mix who recently joined the Imagine FURever Ranch family after being transferred from a shelter in Oklahoma. He was heartbreakingly abandoned—along with several other animals—when his family was evicted. Despite everything he’s been through, Max remains incredibly sweet, loving, and trusting.

Max is severely vision-impaired, but he navigates his world with calm confidence. He’s a big fan of chest scritches, enjoys leisurely walks, and has a wonderfully easygoing nature. While he does have some arthritis in his hips, he still gets around well and can even hop up on the couch by himself for a cozy nap.

Personality & Social Skills:

-Described as happy, cuddly, and friendly
-Does well with other dogs
-Good with adults and children
-Cat-friendly
-Walks nicely on a leash
-No history of aggression or biting

We’re taking introductions slowly and thoughtfully as Max gets settled, including gradual introductions to the other Ranch dogs to ensure everyone’s comfort and success.

Health:

-Vision-impaired
-Mild arthritis in hips
-Up to date on vaccines
-No current medications

Max would thrive in a calm, patient hom