Husky Havoc RRT
Name: Katy (a.k.a. Lil Fox, Katydid, Crazydid)
Breed: Siberian Husky-Australian Shepherd mix
Sex: female (spayed)
Age: c. 1 year
Height: 18" at withers
Weight: 42 lbs
Coat Color: mahogany red with white blaze on her chest and belly. Red and white speckled
  paws. Her tail was docked by a previous owner. Fox-like lil' beauty.
Eye Color: amber
Physical Health: Katy is perfectly healthy
Current Vet Care: She was treated for kennel cough with doxycycline, spayed, vaccinated,
  microchipped, flea-dipped, and on Revolution.
Temperament: affectionate and high energy! She just wants to play with toys and other   
  dogs, then cuddle with a family. Very curious and intelligent, she likes to figure things
  out for herself. When she first came to us, she didn't know what it meant to relax
  indoors with a family, but she sure learned that lesson! Now, she loves to cuddle and
  get belly rubs. You can usually find her laying belly up, with a smile on her face and
  her tongue hanging out the side of her mouth. Though her tail was docked, she still
  wags it to the point of wiggling the entire back half of her body. She loves to run then
  cool off in a pool. Gets along wonderfully with male dogs, but she can be too bossy with
  other females.
CAT FRIENDLY!
Heartworm test:
negative; on monthly preventative (Revolution)
Flea & tick: on monthly preventative (Revolution)
UTD on shots? yes: DHLPPL / 1 year Rabies / Bordetella
Housetrained? yes
Cratetrained? yes
Leashtrained? yes
Harness trained? no
Good with dogs? male dogs only
Good with cats? yes, but supervision is still recommended
Good with kids? unknown
Known Commands: Sit, Wait, Leave It, Down, Kennel (she'll go in her crate), Drop It
  (she'll let you take something out of her mouth), Toy (she'll bring you a toy), Go Drive
  (she'll hop in the car)
Sledding Potential: unknown but she does love to run
For more, see her on Dogster.com and on Petfinder.com
History: We know nothing about her history other than what we can deduce from her
  behavior and appearance. She must have had a home at some point because she's
  well socialized and underwent surgery to have her tail docked, but she was likely kept
  outdoors. We don't know how or why she wound up being caught in Cleveland by the
  dog warden. She was taken to the
 Cuyahoga County Kennel on June 11, 2010. We took
  her into foster on July 2.
Fun Facts: Katy loves water! She loves playing in the pond at her foster home,or just
  laying around in a baby pool. She also loves watermelon...in fact, she'd do just about
  anything for a piece of watermelon. She also loves to hide under furniture or stairs
  then bark and pounce unsuspecting huskies as they walk or jump above her. Katy's a
  quirky lil' thing.
Ideal Owner: Katy will need an active family with room to run. A fenced in yard is
  preferred; without a fence, she'll need to be on tie-outs as she has a husky's roaming
  instinct. We recommend a home with male dogs since she can be a bully to other
  females. She'd have great potential to become a true working dog or to be trained in
  sports like flyball or agility. Have cats? No problem; Katy is respectful and affectionate
  with cats, and cats seem to like her too.  
ADOPTED
Katy
spayed F, 1 yr old, mahogany red
Siberian Husky - Australian Shepherd mix
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All HHRRT foster dogs receive:
Vaccines: DHLPPL, Bordatella, 1 year Rabies
Spay / Neuter: if by chance you adopt a puppy younger than 6
months of age, you will be required per the adoption contract to
have the pup altered at the appropriate age. No dog older than 6
months will be adopted out without first being altered.
Heartworm test: if positive, the dog will undergo necessary
treatment. If negative, the dog will go on monthly preventative.
Flea & Tick prevention: dips, Capstar, etc if needed + monthly
topical preventative
Microchipping: after adoption, you will become the primary
contact person. Husky Havoc RRT
MUST remain as the secondary
contact for the life of the dog.
Vet Care: any additional medical, surgical, and/or behavioral care
the individual dog requires.
Training: housetraining, leash training, crate training, basic
obedience (i.e., Sit, Come, Stay). Healthy adults may be trained in
harness to run on a recreational sled team during the fall and
winter.
Dogs will be sent home with: collar, leash, their favorite toy, a
week's worth of kibble, microchip papers, adoption contract, rabies
tag, vet health forms, and a copy of
"It's a Sibe Thing...You
Wouldn't Understand" by Raven Delaval
LAST UPDATED: 8-13-11
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