Leo

Adult · Male · Alaskan Husky / German Shepherd

Regional Animal Services of King County, Pet Adoption Center · Washington

A drawing, not a photo See Leo's photo at Regional Animal Services of King County, Pet Adoption Center

Listed September 11, 2026Shelter entered it September 11, 2026Still on the shelter's list as of today

In the shelter's words

Hi! My name is Leo and Iam available for adoption. I was surrendered to RASKC on September 11, 2026, because a family member moved in and was very allergic to me. My owner had a really hard time saying bye to me. My owner described me as goofy and playful. I am potty-trained and know a lot of commands like "come", "sit", "lay down", "stay" back", "leave it" and "heel". I walk nicely on leash and never turn down a good roll in the grass! I am treat-motivated and eager to learn! I have had positive experiences with other dogs. As always, a slow introduction is recommended to ensure we start off…

From the listing

The listing doesn't say how he does with kids or other pets. Ask the shelter.

Species
Dog
Breed
Alaskan Husky / German Shepherd
Age
7 years
Sex
Male
Color
White
Spayed or neutered
Yes
fee
$30

How to meet Leo

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  2. Apply with the rescue, or call or write to them.

  3. Meet, and adopt on the rescue's terms.

Shelter

Regional Animal Services of King County, Pet Adoption Center

Kent, Washington · 206-296-7387

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