ZEUS

Zeus (A137654) is an 11-month-old AK Husky who weighed 32.7 pounds on intake! Medical update: On arrival at the shelter Zeus was exhibiting symptoms of an upper respiratory infection and was started on antibiotics. He has improved immensily and was cleared for adoption! 11/27/25 This happy boy is Zeus! Zeus was surrendered to the shelter because his owner was moving, and they found him “non-trainable”. Zeus is super sweet and hoping to find a home that can be patient with him and help him learn. He was said to have spent most of his time in his kennel; however, we don’t think he is fully kennel-trained. He was said not to be housebroken but does seem to understand that he should potty when outdoors. He will need continued work with potty training. Getting him on a schedule with frequent outings and praise will do him wonders! Zeus was said to do great with people of all ages including babies and children. He was said to need an adjustment period when meeting new dogs and has no experience smaller critters. Please keep in mind that huskies are known for having a high prey drive if you have those smaller critters at home. Slow, safe, and controlled introductions are key! Zeus was said to know the command sit and to ride well in a car. However, he was also known to jump on counters, be vocal, and chew on things. He is a young boy, looking for some continued guidance. He would probably love to be your skijor or bikjoring buddy! If you are interested in meeting Zeus, and have that time, energy, and patience to devote to him, please let us know! 02/27/25 This adventurous group of pups were surrendered to the shelter and are eager awaiting their new homes! Puppies are a lot of work and a large responsibility. They will need continued help with potty training, kennel training, basic commands, and continued positive socialization. As these pups grow, they also need a home that can keep them both mentally and physically stimulated, as huskies are an active breed. They truly are adventure pups! If you are interested in meeting any of these sweet pups, please let us know!

Zeus (A137654) is an 11-month-old AK Husky who weighed 32.7 pounds on intake! Medical update: On arrival at the shelter Zeus was exhibiting symptoms of an upper respiratory infection and was started on antibiotics. He has improved immensily and was cleared for adoption! 11/27/25 This happy boy is Zeus! Zeus was surrendered to the shelter because his owner was moving, and they found him “non-trainable”. Zeus is super sweet and hoping to find a home that can be patient with him and help him learn. He was said to have spent most of his time in his kennel; however, we don’t think he is fully kennel-trained. He was said not to be housebroken but does seem to understand that he should potty when outdoors. He will need continued work with potty training. Getting him on a schedule with frequent outings and praise will do him wonders! Zeus was said to do great with people of all ages including babies and children. He was said to need an adjustment period when meeting new dogs and has no experience smaller critters. Please keep in

Zeus (A137654) is an 11-month-old AK Husky who weighed 32.7 pounds on intake! Medical update: On arrival at the shelter Zeus was exhibiting symptoms of an upper respiratory infection and was started on antibiotics. He has improved immensily and was cleared for adoption! 11/27/25 This happy boy is Zeus! Zeus was surrendered to the shelter because his owner was moving, and they found him “non-trainable”. Zeus is super sweet and hoping to find a home that can be patient with him and help him learn. He was said to have spent most of his time in his kennel; however, we don’t think he is fully kennel-trained. He was said not to be housebroken but does seem to understand that he should potty when outdoors. He will need continued work with potty training. Getting him on a schedule with frequent outings and praise will do him wonders! Zeus was said to do great with people of all ages including babies and children. He was said to need an adjustment period when meeting new dogs and has no experience smaller critters. Please keep in mind that huskies are known for having a high prey drive if you have those smaller critters at home. Slow, safe, and controlled introductions are key! Zeus was said to know the command sit and to ride well in a car. However, he was also known to jump on counters, be vocal, and chew on things. He is a young boy, looking for some continued guidance. He would probably love to be your skijor or bikjo