Formally Introducing Henry PC Redheads aren’t commonly revered as hunk muffins. Except maybe of course Conan O’Brien. *hubba hubba* Well, he is tall and funny. I am a certified pumpkin hunk muffin. Like if a red headed dude in a film was going to morph into a wolf. That’s me. When I arrived at the rescue, I was scared and shutdown, not making a peep. Going from the streets to a house with a lot of other dogs was confusing and I needed to take a beat to process the whole ordeal. After about 2 weeks of decompression, I was vocal , wagging, giving kisses, eating well, and watching other dogs play. Foster Mom Patricia says I seemed to get louder by minute, perhaps showing off some Husky genes. A dna test on me would be a fascinating topic. As the young kids say “he’s giving Timmy is in the well.” Or Lassie Collie vibes. But also Husky? What do you think? How’d I end up with this exceptional amber color? It’s best not to find out my ingredients. People will try to recreate me and make a new designer breed called Henry The Handful Chex Mix Doodle. Or something to that effect. But I’m not for the faint of heart or the impatient person. I’m a sweetheart. Yes. But I’ll need a human that’s patient to train me and guide me as it seems that I’ve been left to my own devices for a long time. I’ve been good with female dogs but too forward with male dogs. I’d make a great training partner for a person who is patient, kind, and eager to see me blossom. “He’s the most beautiful dog I’ve ever seen” That’s an actual quote from Foster Mom who has rescued hundreds of dogs by now, so she’s seen a lot. What a compliment! Basics: Henry PC - neutered male, young, large, Husky/Collie mix, good with most dogs (best with females), vocal, needs some training, handsome, sweet and goofy once he knows you Location: in Goliad, Texas, but can be transported out of state To see more of Henry's friends visit https://www.doghousearthouse.org To apply to adopt Henry please fill out an application at https://www.doghousearthouse.org/adoption-application Foster homes are always needed!