Koda

Description

Meet Koda - The Fluffy Drama King with a Heart (and Eyes) of Ice Blue Koda might look like he stepped off the cover of Arctic Dog Monthly, but don't let those gorgeous looks and piercing blue eyes fool you - this guy is equal parts majestic snow dog and hilarious goofball.  Surrendered by his previous family for being "too energetic" (translation: he acted like a normal husky puppy), Koda was heartbreakingly scheduled for euthanasia before the vet got a hold of us. Now he's living life like he means it - and he's looking for the kind of family who understands that smart, stubborn, and sassy can also mean perfect, with the right match.  Koda's Greatest Hits: - Striking husky/malamute good looks that turn heads wherever he goes - Bright blue eyes that say "I'm plotting something" (spoiler: it's usually adorable)  - Plays a mean game of keep-away (he's undefeated and proud of it)  - LOVES other dogs - all shapes and sizes - and would thrive with a dog buddy - Sniff walks, snow zoomies, and chasing leaves are his idea of a good time - Will absolutely argue with you, but - he doesn't scream like a typical husky! He has plenty of opinions, but shares them in a respectful, inside-voice kind of way  What Koda Needs in His Forever Home: - Another friendly, playful dog to keep him company - A fenced yard for zooms, mischief, and lounging - Someone with northern breed experience (or a good sense of humor and decent cardio) - A calm, patient adopter who can appreciate his selective hearing skills - Bonus if you think a little stubbornness is just part of the charm If you've got the time, the toys, and a sense of adventure, Koda is ready to bring you laughter, loyalty, and a whole lot of fluff. Just don't challenge him to keep-away unless you're ready to lose.  Thank you for considering adopting a Rescue Ranch dog. While they are with us, each and every rescue dog receives the best of care in a loving and nurturing environment. Their routines include daily playgroups or partnering with dog buddies, quality time walking or being groomed, and two meals a day with dog biscuits for dessert.