Husky Dogs Available for Adoption

Sadie Sink - Our Fearless Star
3 years old Husky Approx. 65 lbs Unaltered Female (Not spayed yet)
"There's more to life than the shelter... like finding the perfect home."
Meet Sadie Sink, named after the brave and adventurous actress who plays Max in Stranger Things. Just like her namesake, Sadie is spirited, curious, and full of heart. She is smart, playful, and ready to explore the world with a family who will let her shine.
Sadie has moderate to high energy and loves adventure. She enjoys exploring new spaces, sniffing out everything around her, and learning new commands because she's clever and eager to engage. Training with her is more like a fun game than a chore.
She warms up quickly to new people, enjoys affection, and has a gentle, loving side that emerges once she feels safe. After playtime or walks, she is happy to relax nearby and soak up all the attention she deserves.
As a stray, we do not know her full history with other dogs or cats. If you have a dog at home, a meet and greet is required to ensure a good match.
Whether she is jumping up for hugs, trotting beside you on walks, or quietly observing the world with her curious gaze, Sadie is ready to bring bravery, spirit, and cleverness into her forever home.
Sadie's Highlights:
3-year-old Husky mix, approximately 65 lbs
Moderate to high energy, playful and adventurous
Smart, treat motivated, quick learner
Walks well on leash and loves attention
Warms up quickly to new people
Meet and greet required if you have other dogs
Come meet Sadie Sink at Caroline County Humane Society
407 W. Belle Street, Ridgely, MD 21660
(410) 820-1600
www.carolinehumane.org
adoptions@carolinehumane.org

The husky breed is renowned for its striking appearance, characterized by piercing eyes and a thick double coat. These medium sized, energetic dogs are known for their friendly and outgoing personalities, making them wonderful companions for active families. Originally bred for sledding and endurance in cold climates, huskies are intelligent and independent, often displaying a strong prey drive. Proper training and regular exercise are crucial to keep these playful and social animals happy and well adjusted.