Mooska is waiting at the Fairbanks Animal Shelter to meet his new forever family.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Our Pet of the Week is Mooska , a 4-year-old neutered male Alaskan Husky , Australian Cattle Dog mixed breed who is waiting for his perfect new home.
He has really come out of his shell at the animal shelter, and has been an absolute sweetheart to the staff. Mooska does have a lot of energy and has a very playful spirit, so he is looking for a home that can keep him mentally and physically stimulated.
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