Author: Mia Wood
I went to my forever home on September 18, 2019!
- 4/21/19 – My temperament test, resource guarding
- 4/21/19 – My temperament test, toys
- 4/21/19 – My temperament test, food bowl (those pesky humans…)
- 5/4/19 – Pet me, please!
- 6/8/19 – Hi, hooman!
- 6/8/19 – I’m the pup of the week!
- 8/17/19 – Fake Left!
More About Me: Sweetness. My goal in life is to be petted by everyone. I will walk from person to person to get that petting! And if I’m afraid you’ll leave, I’ll just sit on your feet so you are planted for petting! When I first got to Pet Harbor, I was quiet and easy. Of course, we all know that’s subject to change since, like people, dogs change! So guess what. It didn’t take long for me to become peppy & playful. The sweetness is still there. That’s my core. I am full of love, and I love to give kisses, kisses, and more kisses. In fact, I will leap over whatever is in my way to get to you to shower you with kisses. Dogs, furniture, whatever. They cannot stop me! Where kissing is concerned, I’ve got ballerina leaping skills! And speaking of showers, I’ll let you in on a secret about me. Well, I don’t really think it’s a secret. I love showers. I don’t care who is in the shower. I’m gonna join them. I will open the curtain and climb right in. I’ll drink the water and also stand there and let it flow all over me. Yes, I love water. So are you looking for a super sweet water dog? If so, I’m looking for you!
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I went to my forever home on January 26, 2019!
More About Me: Of course, I am like all the rest of the puppies in the universe. Cute. Cuddly. Love unlimited. Untrained. Full of sharp teeth and nails. Lots of pottying everywhere. Mischievous. Sleepy. Playful. Not a care in the world. Clay to mold. Entertaining. But guess what. Puppies do grow up! Pet Harbor has very strict policies with regard to puppy adoptions to ensure that we have forever homes. If you have applied to adopt from Pet Harbor and gotten approved, that does not mean you are approved to adopt me. You will need to talk to the folks at Pet Harbor about that.
Pet Harbor’s 5th annual calendars are now available!
Featuring photos of adopted Pet Harbor Rescue pets, these calendars are only $22 for the 8×11 size, or $30 for the 11×14 size. This year, there are two versions of the calendar — one featuring solo images for each month, and the other featuring collages for each month.
All of the proceeds from calendar purchases go back to Pet Harbor. And, they make great gifts!
Click here to order the solo photo calendar!
Click here to order the collage photo calendar!
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- 12/8/18 – Jolly young Maxim & old St. Nick.
- 12/8/18 – Let’s dance!
- 12/8/18 – Birds of a Feather.
More About Me: I’m all about that play, ’bout that play, ’bout that play, no trouble. Well, I’m a young Siberian. So trouble kind of comes with the territory. Full of humor, love, strength, and without trepidation or slowing mechanisms, I am always at the ready to shower people with kisses. In fact, like all good Siberians, I have a job. My job title is Johnny Appleseed. Instead of spreading seeds so new apple trees can grow, I spread kisses and love everywhere so happiness and joy will grow. Funny thing about me – I am so intensely focused on getting affection from humans & giving it back to them, I forget to be a Siberian. I ran out a door in my foster home & started sniffing around. Then my foster sister called my name. Oh, boy! Someone to show & get love. I forgot to run away. I ran right into her arms, jumped up, gave her kisses, and let her grab my collar. Good thing I love love! Another funny thing about me – I adore – ADORE – puppies. I am absolutely enthralled with Ezra & Dano, also available for adoption. But the funny part is when I meet small dogs at PetsMart, I seem to have a fixation on them that concerns the volunteers. See how funny I can be? Siberians generally stay in puppy stage until about age 3. Yep, I’m well within that puppy stage. So if you are ready for loads of laughter, slurpy kisses, and maybe have a canine playmate for me, let’s go home!
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