zorro

Name: Zorro

Sex: Male

Color: Black/White

Eye Color: Blue

Birthday: 05/13/25

Weight: 32 lbs

Dog Friendly: Yes! He plays well with dogs of all sizes. Zorro loves to play and understands when other dogs give him a signal to stop.

Cat Friendly: Had a brief encounter with a cat and did not chase.

Kid Friendly: Yes, he enjoys being around kids. He may jump when he’s excited or playful.

Reaction to New People: Very easy—he loves attention and meeting new people.

Crate Trained: Yes – he sleeps quietly in his crate overnight and also settles in during the day when needed.
Housebroken: About 95 % there. He rings the doggy doorbell to go out, though sometimes he tries to use it for extra walks.

Energy Level: Medium – playful in the mornings through mid-afternoon, then calms down.

Training: Knows sit and come; still working on additional commands.

Grooming Needs: Weekly brushing to keep him comfortable and used to handling.

Fence Needs: Foster home does not have a fence. He does well on a zip line, but with a tie-out he tends to dig.

Solo or Siblings: Happy either way – he can play with other dogs or keep himself entertained.

From the Foster

Zorro is a smart, loving, and playful pup who learns quickly and enjoys being part of the family. He’s already picked up sit and come and is eager to continue training with his new people. At night, he’s usually settled in his crate by 9:30 pm and sleeps well until morning as long as he goes potty before bed, only whining around 6 am when he needs to go outside. He is doing wonderfully with crate training, is making great progress with house training, and even rings the doggy doorbell when he wants to go out (though sometimes he tries it just for fun).

Zorro is very affectionate—he loves to play, but he also loves to cuddle up with his people. With his gentle, playful spirit and eagerness to learn, Zorro will make a fantastic companion.

Zorro has a heart condition called Mitral valve dysplasia (MVD). He has been seen by a cardiologist and there is no treatment or medications needed currently. He will need a recheck with a cardiologist when he turns one.

Adoption Fee: $450

All dogs coming into Adopt a Husky Minnesota receive care tailored to their needs, including: Nose-to-tail exam with a partner veterinarian, Vaccinations (Rabies, Distemper, Leptospirosis,
Bordetella), 4DX test to check for heartworm or tick exposure, Fecal Analysis, Heartworm and Flea/Tick Preventative, Spay/Neuter prior to adoption, Microchip, and are evaluated for temperament and trainability.