Nome is an 11-month-old Siberian Husky, once a stray, now looking for a real home in Millersville, MD. Tall and lean with an impressively long tail, Nome is still firmly in his goofy puppy phase and craves a life filled with play, learning, and companionship. He’s curious, often mischievous—he’s been known to snatch a snack from the counter or grab a shoe—but he’s quick to respond to redirection and genuinely wants to please. His playful antics and happy energy are infectious. Nome thrives on high-energy activities, loves wrestling with other dogs, and would do especially well in a home that already has a canine companion. A securely fenced yard is necessary for him, and he needs an adopter who isn’t away long hours. Crate trained and mostly housetrained, Nome is food-motivated, strong on a leash, and happiest when on the move. His best friend at the rescue is Freya—if your home doesn’t already include a dog, adopting both might be the perfect fit for double the play. Nome isn't suitable for homes with cats. This Husky has all the classic traits: a zest for life, curiosity that sometimes pushes boundaries, and an affectionate loyalty for those who invest time in him. He’s ready to bring energy and laughter to the family that understands and enjoys the Husky way of life. Every animal deserves a happy ending. This one starts with you.