My other dog is a Husky Shepherd mix female, spayed. They would need to be active with Sheba Additional Comments: I need to rehome the dogs ASAP Sheba’s Perfect Adoptive Home Will Be:Īnyone who loves them and takes care of them. We thought we’d found an apartment that would accommodate the dogs in an outside area but the neighbors have nixed it. He also needs his own room for all of us to sleep. I have a new 10 month old son so the dogs (being medium to large), need to remain outdoors. Sheba would pick up the logs you see in the pics and carry them half way up Bronson Canyon before disgarding them. My wife and 10 month old son Sheba’s Favorite Toys, Foods, Activities? Was duplex with backyard, then apartment with patio, now apartment no patio Sheba’s Current Family: Text “Sheba” to (888) 833-2128 or email We look forward to hearing from you.Īll About Sheba – Boxer Siberian Husky mix Dog For Adoption in Los Angeles CAĪccessories Included: A crate, dog bowl and food, balls and throw toy Sheba’s Personalityįollows off leash Sheba’s Current Home Environment Questions about Sheba? Contact our Los Angeles Dog rehoming team today. Supplies and veterinary records will be included. I need to rehome the dogs ASAP Request to Adopt Sheba Here Sheba is being placed for adoption by owner for the following reason: She has no behavior issues, and is good with other dogs, cats, children and visitors. This beautiful and intelligent dog is healthy, spayed, up to date on shots and micro-chipped. This very special Dog is 7 years old and weighs 55 pounds. Sheba is a Female Boxer Siberian Husky mix Dog for adoption to a very loving home in or near Los Angeles, CA. Meet Sheba, Boxer/Husky mix Dog For Adoption in Los Angeles CA Dog Finder Services – Get Expert Help Finding Your Dream Dog or Puppy.Rehome a Cat – Private Cat Rehoming Services for Your Cherished Cat or Kitten.Request LISTING-ONLY Pet Rehoming Package.Pet Rehoming Services Packages and Pricing.
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