I am located in MD, and have been fostering Nina since Beginning of February.

She the sweetest girl, and extremely gentle. I don't crate her, and she has full roam of the house, even when we are not home. She has been dealing with inflammation in her lungs, which is much better, but she is still on medications. I think lack of exercise also contribute to it... She has gain 8lbs since I got her and looks very healthy at 53lbs.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

She can be found on Reach Out rescue dot org AnimalID=17780253 (Nina)

For several reasons I had to check on this. Obviously we don't want someone "just giving" a Husky to "just anyone" and I do like the writeup you've given her on RORR ...

I'm glad I'm not in your neighborhood she's a great looking animal but your rehoming fee is a bit steep -- good!!

Er, looking her up with the ID you gave didn't work but I was able to find her easily by name.

Best of luck rehoming her.

https://www.reachoutrescue.org/animals/detail?AnimalID=17780253

She is a beauty. Sounds like a typical adult husky. 3-4 is such a nice age too.

Thank you, Aljones, and Twisterll

She is amazing. We will definitely make sure she goes to the right family... We had several applications, and they were approved to adopt, but not the right fit for Nina, since we are looking for an active family. I thought it might be a good idea to post here where she might meet a family more familiar to her needs or someone who already owns a Husky.

Thanks for checking back in! Let her new owners know about us if you would. The forum's slow (all forums are slow now) but we're still the best place to get help with and talk about a Husky!

aljones wrote:

Thanks for checking back in!  Let her new owners know about us if you would.  The forum's slow (all forums are slow now) but we're still the best place to get help with and talk about a Husky!

Absolutely, a lot of great info on this forum...

If you're on Facebook, join the empire state snow dog club and ask moderators of you can post her - the
They have lots of very active, experience husky families.