*WREATH

A husky who doesn't howl?! Yup — we've got one! Meet Wreath, a 3-year-old Siberian Husky. And believe it or not, we haven't heard a single bark or howl from him yet. He's currently thriving in a foster home with five other dogs—yes, five—and is doing wonderfully. He's dog-social, people-social, and fully potty trained. He does love a good wrestling session with his dog friends—but once he's gotten his playtime in, he's all about the naps. His favorite? Curling up with his people, especially with his head resting right on you.The only thing to note: Wreath has a strong interest in small critters—squirrels and cats beware.At 70 pounds, he's a solid boy and can give a strong pull on leash, so he'll do best with a confident handler. Other than that? Nothing but glowing reviews from his foster mom. And just look at that face… what a strikingly handsome boy!To be charmed, make an appointment to meet Wreath at yoloshelter.org/dogs or email adopt@yoloshelter.org.

A husky who doesn't howl?! Yup — we've got one! Meet Wreath, a 3-year-old Siberian Husky. And believe it or not, we haven't heard a single bark or howl from him yet. He's currently thriving in a foster home with five other dogs—yes, five—and is doing wonderfully. He's dog-social, people-social, and fully potty trained. He does love a good wrestling session with his dog friends—but once he's gotten his playtime in, he's all about the naps. His favorite? Curling up with his people, especially with his head resting right on you.The only thing to note: Wreath has a strong interest in small critters—squirrels and cats beware.At 70 pounds, he's a solid boy and can give a strong pull on leash, so he'll do best with a confident handler. Other than that? Nothing but glowing reviews from his foster mom. And just look at that face… what a strikingly handsome boy!To be charmed, make an appointment to meet Wreath at yoloshelter.org/dogs or email adopt@yoloshelter.org.

A husky who doesn't howl?! Yup — we've got one! Meet Wreath, a 3-year-old Siberian Husky. And believe it or not, we haven't heard a single bark or howl from him yet. He's currently thriving in a foster home with five other dogs—yes, five—and is doing wonderfully. He's dog-social, people-social, and fully potty trained. He does love a good wrestling session with his dog friends—but once he's gotten his playtime in, he's all about the naps. His favorite? Curling up with his people, especially with his head resting right on you.The only thing to note: Wreath has a strong interest in small critters—squirrels and cats beware.At 70 pounds, he's a solid boy and can give a strong pull on leash, so he'll do best with a confident handler. Other than that? Nothing but glowing reviews from his foster mom. And just look at that face… what a strikingly handsome boy!To be charmed, make an appointment to meet Wreath at yoloshelter.org/dogs or email adopt@yoloshelter.org.