Indie (fka Glacier)
Adoption Donation: $300
Fast facts
Gender
Female
Age
1 year
Weight
40 lbs
Compatability
Good with...
Dogs
Cats
Kids
Yes
Unknown
Yes
Special Needs Details
None
Description
Meet Indie! This sweet 1.5-year-old Husky is the perfect medium-sized snuggle bug at just 40 pounds!
Indie's foster describes her as pretty chill for a Husky, but she still has plenty of personality! She can be vocal when she has something to say, and when she's excited, her silly side comes out with full-body wiggles, zoomies, and spins. She's incredibly affectionate and loves soaking up all the pets and snuggles she can get.
Indie also enjoys being active and would love a family who will take her on hikes and adventures. She's potty trained, does great in her crate, and has done well with the kids she's met. She's also learning how to play appropriately with her canine foster siblings. While she's still figuring things out, she already enjoys lounging around and spending time with them!
Indie's journey hasn't been easy, but she's come such a long way. She was found as a stray in New Mexico alongside another dog and spent a little over two weeks in a shelter before ending up on the euthanasia list. Thankfully, she was rescued just in time and given a second chance.
Because of her difficult start in life, Indie learned to protect the things that mattered to her, including food, toys, and attention, from other dogs. But now that she's in a safe, loving foster home, she's learning that she doesn't have to fight for those things anymore.
With her foster's patience and guidance, Indie is making wonderful progress! She's learning how to communicate appropriately with other dogs, share her space, and trust that the good things in her life aren't going to disappear.
This sweet girl has so much love to give, and we'd love nothing more than to see her find a family of her own. Please consider giving Indie the happy ending she deserves!
Apply to adopt Indie at https://arcticrescue.org/adopt.
Please note that all Arctic Rescue dogs are marked "Needs Experienced Adopter." Northern breeds often have higher exercise, training, and care needs, so adopters without prior experience are encouraged to research the breed before applying.|






