TINK TINK

Tink TinkLadies and gentlemen, please welcome Tink Tink — a voluptuous 4-year-old party girl who is ready to clock out of shelter life and get back to what she does best: having a good time. Tink Tink is an 81% Siberian Husky / 19% Alaskan Malamute mix and an absolute gem. She is sweet, playful, happy, social, and just genuinely a very good dog. She’s the kind of girl who seems to wake up every morning thinking, “What are we doing today?”Dog park? She’s in. Pet-friendly store? She’ll be greeting the entire staff. Restaurant patio? Obviously. Family vacation? She would like to know where she should pack her suitcase. But Tink Tink doesn’t need to be on the go 24/7. Once she settles into her home, she’s perfectly happy hanging out with her family. She bonds deeply with her people and, after she’s had some time to settle in — usually around three months — she is very content to stick around home and enjoy being with her family. She does great with kids and LOVES playing with male dogs. She is more neutral with female dogs and can be a bit of an alpha, so a fun, playful male dog would be her ideal canine roommate. She’s a dog-park fan and knows how to have a good time. She has never been around small dogs, and we don’t know how she feels about cats. Squirrels, however, have been placed firmly on her “must chase” list. Tink Tink is potty trained, knows her basic commands, loves to play fetch, enjoys belly rubs, and has excellent house manners. She can be left alone in the house without destroying anything or chewing up your belongings. She isn’t crate trained, but considering she can be trusted loose in the house, she seems to have a pretty strong case for not needing one. She could use some leash training, but otherwise, she’s a remarkably easy dog. Unfortunately, Tink Tink has been bounced around between shelters, despite being such a fun, social, loving girl. Her owner loved her dearly but ultimately could no longer afford to care for her. Now she needs someone who will give her the stability she deserves and let her finally settle in and be someone’s dog. She’s a family dog. A dog-park dog. A fetch dog. A couch dog. A restaurant dog. A vacation buddy. A professional people greeter. And yes, she’s carrying a little extra party weight — so a healthy weight-loss journey would be good for her. Think walks, adventures, and fewer snacks. Tink Tink may not agree with this plan, but we have faith in her. She’s got curves. She’s got charm. She’s got a happy little soul. Most importantly, she’s a really, really good dog. Tink Tink is ready for her forever home — and we think whoever gets her is going to wonder how they ever lived without her.