A5329894 Balto | Siberian Husky
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2019-11-28

A5329894 Balto is a peppy 4-year-old white neutered male Siberian Husky who came to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center as a stray on November 8th. Weighing 67 lbs (and needing to gain 5 lbs), Balto is affectionate and confident, and he charmed our volunteers with his softly wagging tail and gentle greetings. He doesn’t seem to have had much training yet, so he will benefit from some basic obedience work. Balto definitely wants to go on daily walks or hikes with you, and some training work will make him an ideal walking/hiking/running companion. His delightfully fluffy coat will also require regular brushing to keep him looking and feeling his best. Balto has been friendly and relaxed around other medium and large dogs in the shelter’s playgroups. Balto is a fantastic boy who will be a loving best friend to an active individual or family looking to make him a regular part of daily life. 



BALTO’S VIDEO:https://youtu.be/SOuOFbe8dIg
 
For more information on this pet, contact volunteer UHA adoption coordinator Meena at 706-504-1810 or meena@hope4animals.org. Please CALL or EMAIL—do not text.
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