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HONEY - Adopted!
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Size: Large
Age: Senior
Gender: Female
Breed: Alaskan Malamute

STATUS: Adopted!


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Honey

Update: 9/16/10 - Honey had been having failing health and her loving humom, Kristina H. decided to let this sweet girl go. RIP, Honey.

Honey was found chained to a tree in the mountains with out water or adequate shelter.  She came to Moonsong as a part of the “Eight Above” rescue operation.  For an older gal, she still has lots of spring in her step and enjoys walks on leash.

Honey is a shy dog when you first meet her. But try some treats and attention as lures, and soon, she'll be your demure friend. She has a friendly heart.

Honey gets along fine with her male dog "roommate", Bear, so she should do just fine with other similar dogs. She's a little too bashful to be a playmate for children, so she's probably looking for an adult home, or one with children over 13.

Could you find a place in your heart for a sensitive lady dog who's spent her whole life looking for a friend?

Read more about the rescue of Honey and the "Eight Above" Malamutes.

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Honey waits for Bear and local neighbor and rescue volunteer, Kevin Cravens, while walking down the mountain.
Honey waits for Bear and local neighbor and rescue volunteer, Kevin Cravens, while walking down the mountain.
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Honey before the trek off the mountain.
Honey before the trek off the mountain.
Bear and Honey are walked down the mountain by local neighbor and rescue volunteer, Kevin Cravens and Moonsong volunteer, Katy Flanagan.
Bear and Honey are walked down the mountain by local neighbor and rescue volunteer, Kevin Cravens and Moonsong volunteer, Katy Flanagan.
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