A Pocket-Sized Husky’s Plea for More Time (Citrus Heights)

She is out of time. This tiny, 44-pound Husky at the shelter was placed on the “list” today. She doesn’t understand that her time is up—she only knows how to greet people with gentle kisses, how to trot happily beside you on a leash, and how to explore the yard with wide-eyed curiosity. She’s even figured out how to run up and down the dog ramp, sometimes leaping onto it just for fun. At her size, she’s a rare “pocket Husky,” small enough for an apartment or a home, and she is even potty trained. Calm for her breed, friendly with handlers, she carries herself with a sweetness that makes it impossible not to love her. But all of this—her joy, her gentleness, her potential—is about to be lost forever unless someone steps forward. She has been given a tiny bit more time. She is waiting, not knowing how close she is to the end. If you are interested in giving her a home, please do not hesitate to reach out.