OUR UNSTOPPABLE STAR, this girl does not know what an inspiration she is to us. She has shown us no matter what life brings you, everyday is worth living. A while ago we posted about needing a foster home for our sweet tripod Star, and we were extremely lucky when we had the perfect foster dad come forward. After spending the last month healing and thriving in a wonderful foster home, her foster dad reports that she is doing amazing—and she is officially available for adoption! Star is a very large, gorgeous 3-year-old Lab / Husky mix with a heart of pure gold. Before coming to us, Star survived a terrible tragedy and had to have her front leg amputated after being shot. True to her incredible spirit, she refuses to let being a tripod slow her down or get her down for a second! What Her Foster Dad Loves About Her: • The Ultimate Chill Housemate: Star is super relaxed and easygoing inside the house! She loves her beauty sleep—usually turning in around 8:00 or 9:00 PM and sleeping peacefully until 9:00 or 10:00 AM before she decides she's ready to get out of bed. • Sweet & Watchful: She is a total sweetheart who is great at alerting you when visitors arrive, though she'll occasionally let out a classic Pyrenees bark just to keep things interesting! • Dog-Friendly: She has been around other dogs without any issues. While she is usually pretty indifferent and minds her own business, she recently made a new Corgi friend and had a blast playing together! • Loves the Outdoors: Star genuinely loves being outside—so much so that she will sometimes pretend she needs to go potty just to get some extra fresh air! Star’s Forever Home Needs: Because Star is a big, strong girl with a classic Pyrenees/Husky independent streak, she needs a family who understands her unique quirks and physical needs: • A Fenced Yard is Ideal: Star is very sweet, very stubborn, and still doesn't quite know her name (she loves to pretend she doesn't hear you when called!). On leash walks, she constantly tries to wander into the neighbors' yards—and if you pull her back, she will protest by simply sitting or laying down until you coax her up or give a gentle tug on her harness handle. Because she cannot be trusted off-leash, a securely fenced yard where she can safely enjoy the outdoors would be a massive benefit! • Minimal Stairs: While a couple of steps are no problem at all, her foster dad noticed she struggles going down larger sets of stairs (like a 5-step deck) due to missing her front leg. A home with few to no stairs will keep her safe and comfortable on her remaining front leg. Star has come so far, learned to trust, and shown us just how much love a big, stubborn, three-legged sweetheart can give. Now, she just needs a patient, loving family with a cozy bed and a fenced yard to call her own! 📥 Ready to give this incredible survivor her happily ever after? Send us a direct message right now to apply to adopt Star! 📍 Furever Found in Fremont — Pulling together to find every animal their perfect home.