Apple Jacks is settling in beautifully in Fredonia, WI after arriving at about five months old—timid, overwhelmed, and unsure. Now at almost eight months, he’s grown to around 62 pounds, with DNA results showing a strong Siberian Husky mix but no clear projection for final size. Apple Jacks has made remarkable progress since his fosters gave him the space and patience to open up at his own pace. He is gentle and laid back, happy to nap, chew a bone, or play by himself if his canine foster sisters aren't in the mood. He lives with three teenagers, so a home with older kids or adults would be a good fit. He prefers calm in the home and becomes especially anxious around loud noises or busy outdoor areas. While confident and affectionate inside, mastering daily life outside is a slow process—putting on a harness or heading outside still scares him, sometimes causing potty accidents from nerves. Crating creates stress rather than comfort, so he sleeps loose in the house next to his sisters or humans. Anyone adopting Apple Jacks needs real patience, slow introductions, and a willingness to follow his lead. If you’re looking for a loving, loyal companion willing to go at his own speed, he could be the perfect match. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!