Clyde is a large Husky mix with a striking black, bicolor, and apricot coat, now four years old and settled into foster care in Scottsdale, AZ. When he first arrived, Clyde was suffering significant pain from carpal hyperextension and hip dysplasia, but thanks to specialized care, he’s come a long way. Custom braces help his front legs, fish oil and joint supplements help his comfort, and he’s learned to get around well—doggy stairs make up for the fact he can’t jump up on beds. He’s not built for high-energy adventure, but he’s happy with short to medium walks and has great leash manners. Clyde is the classic Husky; he’s playful and vocal, full of personality, and knows how to let you know what he wants. He enjoys his toys, likes to cuddle when he feels comfortable, and loves to hold paws. While he’s had moments of resource guarding when adjusting to new pets, he responds well to positive redirection and has adapted beautifully—he plays nicely with both dogs and cats in his foster home. Because some days his joints are tender, a calm home with older children suits him best. Clyde wants an adopter who’ll embrace his special health needs and his lively, affectionate spirit. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!