Gandalf

Available

8 years and up|Husky, Alaskan Malamute|Male|Medium|Colorado Springs, CO

Gandalf

Available

8 years and up|Husky, Alaskan Malamute|Male|Medium|Colorado Springs, CO

About Gandalf

Gandalf was saved from death row when he came in as a neglected & starved Husky. His skin & ear infections have healed & he's gaining weight. Gandalf lives with 3 medium sized dogs that he does play with, but he would prefer to be the king of his castle. He is not cat friendly. Gandalf is 9 years old but still has a few more happy, healthy years ahead of him. He is in Colorado Springs. you can meet him by contacting ahsokasworld@gmail.com

About Husky Dogs

Huskies are athletic, free-spirited sled dogs known for their striking appearance, endurance, and love of running. Their wolf-like features, blue or multi-colored eyes, and thick double coat make them one of the most visually stunning breeds. They are social, playful, and have a mischievous sense of humor.

Adopting a Husky means embracing an active, vocal companion who sees life as one big adventure. They are friendly with everyone, love other dogs, and bring endless entertainment to their families. Their independent nature and escape artist tendencies keep their owners on their toes.

Temperament

OutgoingMischievousLoyalFriendly

Size

Medium to Large (35-60 lbs)

Exercise

Very High

Good With

Kids, Dogs, Active families

Lifespan

12-14 years

Health notes: May develop hip dysplasia, eye conditions including cataracts, and zinc deficiency. Their thick coat makes them heat-sensitive.

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Adopting in Colorado Springs, CO

Colorado Springs offers a stunning mountain setting and active outdoor lifestyle that adopted pets love. With numerous shelters and rescue organizations, finding your perfect companion is easy in this beautiful city.

From Garden of the Gods to miles of hiking trails and the expansive Palmer Park, Colorado Springs gives shelter pets an incredible life of adventure. Adopt a pet and explore the Pikes Peak region together.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

15°F to 42°F

Dec – Feb

Colorado Springs winters bring cold spells and snow, but sunny days often warm quickly at this altitude. The strong UV exposure at 6,035 feet means light-skinned pets may need sun protection even in winter. Garden of the Gods trails are accessible year-round with proper gear.

Spring

28°F to 62°F

Mar – May

Spring weather is unpredictable, with possible snowstorms one day and warm sunshine the next. Carry extra water on hikes as pets dehydrate faster at altitude. Palmer Park and North Cheyenne Canyon Park offer beautiful spring hiking as wildflowers emerge.

Summer

55°F to 88°F

Jun – Aug

Pleasant, dry summers are perfect for mountain trails and outdoor adventures. Watch for afternoon lightning storms and keep pets off exposed ridges during thunderstorms. Carry extra water as the altitude and dry air cause faster dehydration.