bob

Hi! I’m Bob. Full-time goofball, part-time cuddle expert, and a Husky with one amazing comeback story.

I’m a 3-year-old black and white Siberian Husky with striking blue eyes and a personality to match. My life almost took a very different turn when I landed at Miami-Dade Animal Shelter and got sick with an upper respiratory infection. Things became really scary, and I was even scheduled for euthanasia. But thanks to some incredible humans who believed in me, a foster stepped up and gave me the second chance I so desperately needed. Now I’m healthy, happy, and ready to start my next chapter.

I’m housebroken, although I’ll admit that when I get really excited, I’ve had a couple of little accidents—sometimes my joy just overflows. I’m also crate trained and actually love my crate. I might protest for a moment, but once I’m inside, I relax right away. I get so comfortable that my humans sometimes have to convince me to come out, and I tend to sleep in the funniest positions you’ve ever seen.

I’m a high-energy, playful guy who loves to jump around and have fun. Because of that, I might be better suited for a home with older kids, since I like to nibble during play and can get a little bouncy. I do great with other dogs and haven’t shown any aggression, though I do get very excited when I see them and could use some help learning to stay calm. I walk pretty well on a leash and am still improving every day.

My best traits? I’m playful, super smart, and a quick learner. I absolutely love to cuddle and I’m very gentle when taking treats from your hand. Once I get to know you, I’ll happily follow you everywhere—bathroom breaks included. I’m incredibly sweet, gentle, and devoted, and I make a wonderful companion. Life with me is never boring, and I promise to keep you smiling.

I’m still working on jumping, playful nibbling, and managing my excitement around other dogs, but with patience and love, I know I’ll continue to grow. I’ve already fought hard for my second chance—now all I need is a forever home and someone to share my big Husky heart with.