Freya

My story

Freya was 5 months old when hit by a car. her owners could not afford to repair her so she came into rescue And underwent surgery to receive a pin and plate to repair her femur. Her foster home took great care of her and recovery with very good nutrition, and she has recovered fully, with a 2nd x-ray to confirm. On her second day in the foster home a three month old Australian Shepherd came in to be fostered. Although this young puppy had plenty of energy per her breed, She instead chose to lay down and play with Freya at the level that play at while she healed. since then, the two have been inseparable. They run around the yard in the snow and mud and wrestle and play and have a great time together. Even though young, these two are very low-key despite their breed. They have very good house manners, are potty trained, crate trained, and are very affectionate nice young dogs. They are great with kids and get along with all the foster dogs in this home. They especially love the other german shepherds here. Freya will likely be the alpha dog in her forever home. She will only share her food and toys with Fidget, but not the other dogs. When Fidget puts herself in her own crate to take a nap, Freya lays outside of it, waiting for her to come back out to play when she is ready. My goal in doing rescue is to get the dogs to their happiest life, and in order to do that, these two need to be adopted together. Fenced yard will be required. Although it may seem like a lot to ask to adopt two young puppies at the same time, these two entertain each other and leave you with little work to do. You simply get to sit back and watch their show and laugh and smile in amazement at the wonderful relationship they have. They are not crazy puppy energy at all, they are very, very manageable, unlike any other puppies I have had through this foster home. They will be an amazing duo that you will talk about endlessly to your family and friends and will bring you many years of happiness. For adoption application,email irondawgs13@gmail.com . Many more pictures and videos available upon request.

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Freya, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.