Reya aka Baby Wolfie (I am NOT a hybrid)

Meet Reya. Also known as: Baby Wolf, The Tiny Cryptid, and occasionally “WHAT ARE YOU EATING?!”<br/><br/>Reya is a 10-month-old husky mix packed into a suspiciously small package. Think “forest goblin trapped in a Disney princess body.” She is beautiful, loud, chaotic, and only partially domesticated.<br/><br/>Reya came pre-installed with husky software, meaning she has many important opinions and would like everyone to hear them immediately. She enjoys:<br/>- Screaming<br/>- Barking at cats<br/>- Barking at ghosts<br/>- Barking because the wind moved weirdly<br/>- Destroying house plants with artistic passion<br/>- Playing with dogs like it’s the WWE<br/><br/>People? She’s still deciding about them.<br/><br/>When Reya first arrived, it took her about a month to allow physical contact. So if you’re looking for a dog that immediately wants to cuddle on the couch while you watch Netflix, Baby Wolf would like to respectfully decline your application. However, if you enjoy earning the trust of a tiny feral woodland creature one painfully slow step at a time, congratulations — you may be her type.<br/><br/>Reya’s ideal home includes:<br/>- A secure yard (because she absolutely has “disappear into the wilderness” energy)<br/>- Another dog or dogs (seriously, she prefers dogs over people and honestly? Fair.)<br/>- A secure crate while unattended/nighttime<br/>(Ruffland or Impact strongly recommended because this child has raccoon-level problem-solving abilities.)<br/>- Patient humans who understand that trust is earned, not downloaded overnight<br/><br/>- Earplugs<br/><br/>Additional Important Notes:<br/>- She is potty trained... HOWEVER... if left unattended in the house, she may quietly sneak away and leave behind a mysterious little secret puddle as a gift<br/>- Keep flowers and houseplants out of reach unless you hate them anyway<br/>- She is loud<br/>- She is chaos<br/>- She is gorgeous<br/>- She may or may not be haunted<br/>- She LOVES dogs<br/>- She contains approximately 3% manners and 97% woodland spirit<br/><br/>Underneath all the chaos, Reya is an incredibly special dog who just needs the right humans to let her settle in at her own pace. Once she trusts you, you’ll have the privilege of being emotionally adopted by a tiny screaming wolf.<br/><br/>Apply if you’re patient, have a sense of humor, and aren’t emotionally attached to your houseplants. Put in an application at EAPL.com Her adoption fee is $375

Meet Reya. Also known as: Baby Wolf, The Tiny Cryptid, and occasionally “WHAT ARE YOU EATING?!”

Reya is a 10-month-old husky mix packed into a suspiciously small package. Think “forest goblin trapped in a Disney princess body.” She is beautiful, loud, chaotic, and only partially domesticated.

Reya came pre-installed with husky software, meaning she has many important opinions and would like everyone to hear them immediately. She enjoys:
- Screaming
- Barking at cats
- Barking at ghosts
- Barking because the wind moved weirdly
- Destroying house plants with artistic passion
- Playing with dogs like it’s the WWE

People? She’s still deciding about them.

When Reya first arrived, it took her about a month to allow physical contact. So if you’re looking for a dog that immediately wants to cuddle on the couch while you watch Netflix, Baby Wolf would like to respectfully decline your application. However, if you enjoy earning the trust of a tiny feral woodland creature one

Meet Reya. Also known as: Baby Wolf, The Tiny Cryptid, and occasionally “WHAT ARE YOU EATING?!”

Reya is a 10-month-old husky mix packed into a suspiciously small package. Think “forest goblin trapped in a Disney princess body.” She is beautiful, loud, chaotic, and only partially domesticated.

Reya came pre-installed with husky software, meaning she has many important opinions and would like everyone to hear them immediately. She enjoys:
- Screaming
- Barking at cats
- Barking at ghosts
- Barking because the wind moved weirdly
- Destroying house plants with artistic passion
- Playing with dogs like it’s the WWE

People? She’s still deciding about them.

When Reya first arrived, it took her about a month to allow physical contact. So if you’re looking for a dog that immediately wants to cuddle on the couch while you watch Netflix, Baby Wolf would like to respectfully decline your application. However, if you enjoy earning the trust of a tiny feral woodland creature one painfully slow step at a time, congratulations — you may be her type.

Reya’s ideal home includes:
- A secure yard (because she absolutely has “disappear into the wilderness” energy)
- Another dog or dogs (seriously, she prefers dogs over people and honestly? Fair.)
- A secure crate while unattended/nighttime
(Ruffland or Impact strongly recommended because this child has