Winston

Cat-friendly <br/><br/>"Hey, handsome!" Winston hears that a lot, and it's not hard to see why.<br/>He's a 5-year-old Siberian Husky (around 46 pounds) with a rare piebald coat - lots of white, with bold patches that make him hard to miss. He has the personality to match. He's incredibly affectionate, loves giving kisses, and is always up for a "chat" in his cute husky voice. <br/><br/>Winston likes to keep tabs on what you're up to and wants to be part of whatever's going on (whether you invited him or not). He was found as a stray and likely didn't have much structure before, but he's adjusting well and showing just how sweet and easygoing he can be.<br/><br/>He's about 90% house trained, knows "wait," and is just starting to learn the basics. Leash walking is new to him, so expect some pulling as he figures it out. He's also just beginning to show interest in toys, which is pretty fun to watch him realize, "Oh wow, these are actually great." <br/><br/>Winston does well with other dogs overall, though he may be selective and can sometimes guard toys or his person. He's been around cats and may bark, but he's not aggressive and can be redirected. He'd do best in a home that can offer patience, structure, and plenty of attention. A fenced yard would be ideal, and while he's not a big fan of crates or getting into the car, he settles once he's on the move.<br/><br/>Right now, Winston is in heartworm treatment, so he's keeping things pretty low-key for a few more weeks while his body heals. He's done a great job staying calm, and once he's cleared, he'll be ready to ease into a more active routine.<br/><br/>Winston is a real stunner - sweet, slightly quirky, and still learning, but already knows how to love. <br/><br/>Winston's adoption fee is $175, which includes his neuter, vaccines, microchip and heartworm/flea/tick preventatives. Apply to meet him at PawsitiveTailsKC.org. Meet-and-greets will be scheduled with approved adopters.<br/><br/><br/> APPLY @ PawsitiveTailsKC.org

Cat-friendly

"Hey, handsome!" Winston hears that a lot, and it's not hard to see why.
He's a 5-year-old Siberian Husky (around 46 pounds) with a rare piebald coat - lots of white, with bold patches that make him hard to miss. He has the personality to match. He's incredibly affectionate, loves giving kisses, and is always up for a "chat" in his cute husky voice.

Winston likes to keep tabs on what you're up to and wants to be part of whatever's going on (whether you invited him or not). He was found as a stray and likely didn't have much structure before, but he's adjusting well and showing just how sweet and easygoing he can be.

He's about 90% house trained, knows "wait," and is just starting to learn the basics. Leash walking is new to him, so expect some pulling as he figures it out. He's also just beginning to show interest in toys, which is pretty fun to watch him realize, "Oh wow, these are actually great."

Winston does well with other dogs overall, though he may be selective

Cat-friendly

"Hey, handsome!" Winston hears that a lot, and it's not hard to see why.
He's a 5-year-old Siberian Husky (around 46 pounds) with a rare piebald coat - lots of white, with bold patches that make him hard to miss. He has the personality to match. He's incredibly affectionate, loves giving kisses, and is always up for a "chat" in his cute husky voice.

Winston likes to keep tabs on what you're up to and wants to be part of whatever's going on (whether you invited him or not). He was found as a stray and likely didn't have much structure before, but he's adjusting well and showing just how sweet and easygoing he can be.

He's about 90% house trained, knows "wait," and is just starting to learn the basics. Leash walking is new to him, so expect some pulling as he figures it out. He's also just beginning to show interest in toys, which is pretty fun to watch him realize, "Oh wow, these are actually great."

Winston does well with other dogs overall, though he may be selective and can sometimes guard toys or his person. He's been around cats and may bark, but he's not aggressive and can be redirected. He'd do best in a home that can offer patience, structure, and plenty of attention. A fenced yard would be ideal, and while he's not a big fan of crates or getting into the car, he settles once he's on the move.

Right now, Winston is in heartworm treatment, so he'