Adele the Alluring Husky & Alaskan Malamute Mix Gettysburg, PA

Born January 2015, Adele is a sweet, energetic, loving, and playful gal. She weighs about 70 pounds and loves to go exploring with her humans but also enjoys her time lounging around on a soft bed. Adele's trainers and behaviorist agree that Adele is incredibly smart! She has been to training classes where she learned a full range of good behaviors to include "down" and "stay." Adele is extremely affectionate, and will sit next to you if you're reading or watching TV. She will snuggle but not all the time. Sometimes, she just wants to be nearby. Adele is quiet in a crate and is housebroken. She is an absolute beauty & runs like the wind but can be quick on her feet and an escape artist so she is looking for an experienced northern breed home with no young children or dogs or cats. She is working on her manners with other dogs. She likes her Ruffwear Web Master Harness size medium. Gives her freedom to explore and be herself. After adventures, she likes to relax and have her belly rubbed.

She makes people stop & just drop their jaws at her beautiful soft fur and glamorous presence. Her fur is really fine and feels like angora. She is looking forward to having her own family.

If you are interested in adopting or fostering Adele, please contact CHAAMP at CHAAMPapplication@gmail.com for an application. You may also complete an application online thru our web site, www.chaamp.org. PLEASE NOTE: CHAAMP accepts applications ONLY from Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington DC. The information on your application will help CHAAMP determine which of our dogs is a good match for you and your family, based upon your lifestyle, other pets, etc. A home visit is required prior to all adoptions. Many of our dogs are fostered in private homes and cannot be visited until you have been approved for adoption. THERE IS AN ADOPTION FEE OF $250 per dog. He or she is healthy, spayed or neutered, up to date on all shots, and heartworm negative. CHAAMP IS NOT A SHELTER. We are volunteers over a 7-state area dedicated to helping Malamutes in our rescue area. You can read more about Malamutes and about CHAAMP by visiting www.chaamp.org