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Scout, photographed at the West shelter
4 days leftRescue pull needed

Scout

County ID A5171068

Deadline: Monday, September 14.

Scout is a young chocolate husky who loves people and knows his basics, but he cannot be left alone without destroying what's around him. His previous family surrendered him when they moved to a place that couldn't take the damage. He's affectionate and handler-focused in the yard, but the separation anxiety that cost him his first home is still with him.

Apply to save Scout

Already applied? Call or text 602-834-4911 and tell us it is Scout.

What the shelter has seen

  • Came in on anxiety medication after seven months in a home where he chewed walls, doors, carpet, tile, and furniture when left alone.
  • Sat on cue in the yard, took treats gently, leaned into petting, carried a tennis ball, chased a frisbee, and walked back to the kennel with light leash pressure.
  • Good with kids and little dogs in his previous home, knows sit and lay down, house-trained, leash-trained, uses a dog door.
  • Has a chicken allergy and needs a special diet. Gets carsick.

What Scout needs

This is not a beginner's dog. Scout needs an experienced handler who understands separation anxiety, can manage serious destruction, commit to behavior modification work, and keep him on a chicken-free diet. Scout is New Hope Only and must be pulled by a partner rescue no later than 5:30 a.m. on September 15th.

Everything here comes from Scout’s Maricopa County Animal Care and Control record. We leave out the parts that belong between the shelter, the rescue and the vet, and we do not soften what a dog needs. If something changes at the shelter, this page changes with it.

The county record

Age
1 year old
Sex
Male
Breed
Chocolate / Brown Siberian Husky
Weight
42.3 lb
Shelter
West shelter
Kennel
West Kennel, Wing F - 176
Deadline
Monday, September 14

This dog needs a rescue partner

New Hope Only means the county requires a partner rescue to take this dog. Apply and raise your hand, and we work the rescue side for you. You can still be the home they land in.