Coraline is a 3-year-old Siberian Husky who came into the rescue after facing a medical scare involving high eye pressure. Right away, her gentle, kind personality stood out—she’s calm around kids, happy to soak up affection, and always quick to dole out kisses. After intake, she moved to a foster home where she’s done well with both big and small dogs, once proper introductions were made. Coraline sometimes tries to herd other dogs during rough play, nipping at legs, but this habit shows steady improvement. She’s playful and social, though she does prefer being in charge with her canine friends. Medium energy suits her: Coraline enjoys walks, meals, belly rubs, and curling up with her people. She does well crated when alone and mostly spends her time with the household dogs when people are home. She’s still learning about manners, such as not counter-surfing or chewing things that don’t belong to her, and can show a bit of resource guarding, but she responds well to gentle correction. An active home is ideal, and she’ll thrive with another dog to keep her company. Because of her vision challenges and tendency to stick close to her people, a home with kids 7 or older is the safest fit. There’s no history with cats. Coraline is a loving, sensitive Husky ready for a family that will value her gentle spirit. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!