Saint is a striking Siberian Husky with chocolate and cream coloring and a distinct Fleur-de-lis marking on his head. At just over 4 years old, he’s already faced more than his share—a tough start as a stray and a full recovery from Parvo—but he’s now fully healthy, vetted, and ready to settle down. Saint is crate and house trained and rides easily in the car. He has a thing for bike rides and long leashed walks, and he’ll happily hop up for a cuddle when it’s time to unwind. Social by nature, he gets along well with other dogs and enjoys meeting new human and canine friends. However, Saint’s got a classic Husky streak: a strong prey drive and a tendency toward resource guarding, especially around food or bones. He prefers to eat and chew in his crate—privacy well-earned after surviving life on the streets—and has an XXL crate he respects and keeps neat. He’s vocal when he needs to go out and expects you to listen. No accidents yet; if he’s asking, he means it. Saint does shed quite a bit but doesn’t mind a good brushing. He needs an adopter with large breed—and ideally, Husky—experience, someone ready for his quirks and strong-willed style. Saint’s looking for a home that knows how to handle his breed’s stubborn, noisy, and high-energy needs. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!