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Our Foster Dogs

The dogs listed here are Harnessed to Hope foster dogs. We do not have a shelter or kennel facility - all of our foster dogs live in the private homes of our volunteers. If you are interested in adopting any of these dogs please click on Adoption Process in the menu and fill out an application.

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Finnclick to enlarge - Siberian Husky/Samoyed mix
Gender: male
Age: 11 months
Color: white
Eye Color: blue
Cats: unknown, probably not
Dogs: LOVES other dogs!
Kids: Older kids, Finn is pretty bouncy
Finn is a wonderful, sweet young boy who loves to please. He is still mastering his basic manners, and sometimes forgets that he’s not supposed to jump up and that he is not allowed to guard his treats from other dogs. He is learning though, and
click to enlargeresponds very well to consistent verbal correction and training. Finn loves to play with other dogs, but he is young and energetic, so any dog Finn goes to live with will have to be somewhat tolerant and able to keep up with him. He loves toys, and takes surprisingly good care of them. Finn’s wish list for his adoptive home is pretty short. All he asks is somewhere he can run and play, toys and belly rubs, a soft place to sleep, and a family who will love and take care of him forever. If you would like more information about Finn, please email his foster home. If you think you might be the right home for Finn, please read our Adoption Process page and fill out an application. If you would like to make a donation for Finn's care, click here.

Aspen - Samoyed
Age: about 9 months
Gender: female
Eye color: dark brown
Good with other dogs? Yes!
Good with cats? unknown
Good with kids? Yes
Energy Level: Medium


Aspen is a sweet, gentle, petite puppy who just loves to be loved. She loves to cuddle and give kisses. She plays gently with her toys, but hasn’t quite grasped the concept of “fetching”. She would rather play with her toys AND her humans. If you throw a toy for her to fetch, she’ll just stay and wonder why you’d want her to run away from you. She loves other dogs, and plays nicely with them. She is unknown with cats at this point. She is small and does not jump up, so she’d do fine with kids of any age. But don’t make the mistake of underestimating her “puppyness”. Like any puppy, Aspen will chew on things if she gets bored or is unsupervised. She is learning to be crated when no one is home, and is mostly housebroken. Aspen is very polite and lady-like, but came into rescue knowing no basic commands. She is still learning the basics but loves to please so these will come quickly to her. In exchange for a soft place to sleep, plenty of exercise, good food and lots of belly rubs, Aspen will reward her new family with endless love, affection, loyalty and companionship.

If you have questions about Aspen please email her foster home. You can make a donation toward Aspen's care by clicking here. If you are interested in adopting Aspen, please see our Adoption Process page.