Important Notes About Luna
Best as only dog
Good with kids over 10 years old
Normal energy level
* Free Spirit Siberian Rescue cannot make any guarantee regarding the outcome of any dog being adopted out to household with cats or small animals. The owner assumes full responsibility for the dog’s behavior and, per the requirement of the adoption contract, will enroll the dog(s) in obedience classes to aid in the process.
Special Training
If adopted, Luna will come with a six session training package to successfully transition to home life.
More Info
If you are looking for an affectionate, lovable, and active senior husky, please consider volunteer-favorite Luna. Luna is a senior bundle of joy, full of life and eager to share her abundant love with a forever family. Despite her age, she remains energetic and enthusiastic, especially when it comes to her playtime in the yard with her volunteers. Luna's absolute favorite activity is going on walks, where she can explore and enjoy the outdoors. She is strong and active, making her an excellent companion for someone who loves outdoor activities and has a securely fenced yard for safe playtime.
Luna's ideal adopter would be someone who not only appreciates her zest for life but also has the patience and dedication to help her transition into home life. Having spent her entire nine years in a kennel, and previously living outdoors before being rescued by FSSR, Luna will need guidance and training to adapt to a domestic environment. This includes helping her learn basic household manners and routines.
A person with prior husky experience would be especially suited for Luna, as they would understand her specific breed needs and behaviors. Training Luna to feel comfortable and secure in her new home will require time, energy, and a lot of love. However, the effort will be immensely rewarding, resulting in a loyal and joyful companion.
Additionally, Luna needs to be reassured that her food is safe. She has developed a tendency to guard her meals, likely due to past experiences. With consistent training and a nurturing approach, Luna can learn to trust that her food won't be taken away from her.
By opening your heart and home to Luna, you will gain a devoted and loving friend who will bring joy and companionship to your life.
Luna's ideal adopter would be someone who not only appreciates her zest for life but also has the patience and dedication to help her transition into home life. Having spent her entire nine years in a kennel, and previously living outdoors before being rescued by FSSR, Luna will need guidance and training to adapt to a domestic environment. This includes helping her learn basic household manners and routines.
A person with prior husky experience would be especially suited for Luna, as they would understand her specific breed needs and behaviors. Training Luna to feel comfortable and secure in her new home will require time, energy, and a lot of love. However, the effort will be immensely rewarding, resulting in a loyal and joyful companion.
Additionally, Luna needs to be reassured that her food is safe. She has developed a tendency to guard her meals, likely due to past experiences. With consistent training and a nurturing approach, Luna can learn to trust that her food won't be taken away from her.
By opening your heart and home to Luna, you will gain a devoted and loving friend who will bring joy and companionship to your life.
About Bonded Pairs
These dogs have bonded together permanently, and we would like to adopt both dogs together.