Frosty needs to find a forever home
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This article was published 06/04/2022 (425 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Hi, I’m Frosty and I am a fun and energetic guy! As you can see I am a super-handsome and adorable husky cross.
I am fully house-trained but if I am bored or you don’t pick up on my cues I may have an accident. I am kennel-trained and I like to run into my kennel for my Kong and a bedtime treat and I sleep through the night.
I am wary of new people and dogs for the first five minutes but then I am all over you. I am working on not jumping up but I am a husky and that’s how I like to greet you, so smaller children (under five years old) might not be the best fit for me
I love food but I would do best with a slow feeder bowl. Due to my husky voice, it is best I that do not live in an apartment or condo. I love to come for quick cuddles and quick kisses and I will always be close by, but I am not a sleep-with-you, couch-potato guy.
I can fetch a ball but I prefer to spend my energy going on walks and exploring. I would do best in a fenced yard because I like to run around and explore, so a safe space to run around would be best
I haven’t met too many new dogs but I live with a few dogs and a cat and we all get along. I like to try to play with the cat but she gives me a swat when she’s done with me and I leave her alone.
Visit www.manitobamutts.org to fill out an application, or contact adopt@manitobamutts.org for more information. Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue Inc. is a 100 per cent foster-home based, not for profit, charitable rescue with a mission to relieve animals in distress and animal suffering from overpopulation and/or abandonment, provide for the care, maintenance and rehabilitation of stray, abandoned and displaced animals in Manitoba and be a leader on matters that promote and improve the welfare of all animals through enhancement, protection, care and education.
Manitoba Mutts
Manitoba Mutts
Manitoba Mutts is a local, foster-home-based animal rescue. Visit www.manitobamutts.org to fill out an application, or contact adopt@manitobamutts.org for more information.