Slumber, who was once withdrawn and just going through the motions is now living like there is a purpose and is excited to see tomorrow. Like most ex-breeding dogs, we can't imagine what she may have gone through but we can only assume. When Slumber first came to us, she was very submissive and was completely unsure of us humans. Now, Slumber is flourishing slowly and surely into a stereotypical silly and outgoing Husky who wants to be outdoors at all times and is becoming a star on a harness. Although Slumber is making grand improvements, she still shows us that she is just that shy little girl that came to us all of those months ago and likes to take her spot right at your side for some reassurance. Slumber can be a little cheeky and mischievous, and even though she thinks we don't notice or maybe she thinks we aren't looking, we are and it makes us so happy to see her playful side. But, for now, we will let her believe she is in her own little four-legged world, as long as she is happy! Slumber will need another resident dog in the home, preferably one that is her size that doesn't mind a bit of play time, and a lot of nap time. Slumber's new adopters should be aware and mindful of her past, and allow her the time she needs to settle in and grow the special bond between human and dog she is craving.

How is it time to do another update on this beautiful girl? Slumber is currently working on lead walking and building her confidence while walking on the road near big scary things like trucks/lorry’s she’s been doing such and amazing job and trying her very best but still needs a little more time for that confidence to rise. I feel that we are coming to the end of what we can achieve here and really do feel that being loved in a home will really aid Slumbers confidence. If you are on the fence about adopting Slumber please send that application in as you will not regret it as she is such a gentle and loving soul.

Slumber is a darling little girl who is coming on slowly and steady. She's walking on a harness but can get spooked easily when there’s a sudden noise or movement. She's ventured down to our big yard where she’s had the zoomies a few times but the majority of the time she is down there she sticks to her kennel mums side. She's a funny little girl who actually has such a big personality that only comes out when she thinks you’re not looking. She will still need a resident dog in her new home to help build her confidence, keep her company and also play with her when her crazy personality comes out. She would love a nice secure garden she can spend her days running around and using it as a safe space until she overcomes her fears. This dainty little lady has been over looked for so long I really hope she finds her new home soon.

This very special lady has been waiting for her new home since September.

This is Slumber, she is a petite little Husky who weighs around 16kg, she is still very nervous of us and won’t voluntarily come up to us for a fuss but she is making progress everyday and in a home environment will do so even more. Slumber is currently walking on a harness and is doing very well although she can be spooked by sudden movements and noises.

Slumber has been down to our big yard where she’s had the zoomies a couple of times and surprisingly instead of running as far away as possible from her kennel mum she actually decides to stick by her side.

Although Slumber is very shy with us she has an extremely cheeky side to her also, which you’ll only get to see if she thinks you’re not looking. When Slumber doesn’t know you are watching her, her true personality comes out where she’ll get the zoomies and initiate play with her kennel friends, it’s such a joy to watch her.

Slumber is looking for a quiet home with at least one resident dog to help her gain confidence and be her best friend. She would love a nice secure garden she can have as a safe space to enjoy while she settles in to home life.

We really hope this little darling doesn’t have to wait too much longer for her forever home.

Today I got the pleasure of spending some quality time with this delightful little husky.

Seeing how far she’s come since coming in always feels so rewarding, as the last time I met her she was completely unsure and withdrawn getting through day by day with no real joy or excitement and she just never really enjoyed the company of people,

However, this tiny little husky is learning just how to live a real life, and although still weary of people initially she rather enjoys to get out of her kennel and walks on lead cautiously but none the less she’s making real progress.

She will comfortably sit with you, curiously watching and even letting you fuss her and groom that beautiful husky coat.

It’s time this amazing little lost soul gets some attention. If you have a calm house with mature people and love to give, don’t overlook this gentle girl because she’s destined to make someone's life feel whole again! 

Slumber has come to us from a breeder and has arrived here with her friend Sunday. Her eyes show the evidence of having old ulcer scars on them but there is now no active ulcers to treat.  Slumber is very nervous at the moment and shuts down when approached but does allows us to put a lead on her and walks well as long as there is a confident dog walking beside her. Slumber will definitely need at least one other dog in her new home and this will help her to settle in her new world and learn about house training as she will watch them and copy what they do. She will need a cat free home.  Slumber will need to be shown a lot of love and kindness from her adopters and will need a calm and gentle adult only home. With love, gentle words of encouragement and praise she will gradually start to realise there is nothing to fear and her adopters will see her start to blossom. Slumber has a PETS travel document.