Kia Momma - local lady

Details

Breed

Husky

Size

Medium

Color

White / cream

Age

--

Coat

Short

Gender

Female

Location

Boston, MA

Spayed / Neutered

Yes

**Please read Kia Momma's entire profile, which includes a link to the adoption application at the end. Thank you!**

Meet Kia Momma - a 2 year old Husky mix, who weighs 40 pounds (as of 5/9/25).

Kia is an absolute gem of a dog!!

She came north in January pregnant, and we were hoping for her to have her babies in a loving foster home. She got on the transport in Tennessee pregnant - and when we went to get her out of the crate when she arrived in Massachusetts she had already had her babies during the night! Kia was a devoted and loving mama to her babies while in our care, and let them nurse well into teeth-territory (when other mamas often close down the milk bar).

But now Kia has been waiting way too long to find her people. This multi-colored eye beauty is a sweet and submissive Husky mix who is ready for her turn to shine!

If you are looking for an affectionate dog look no further than Kia. This girl just loves to be by your side...or on your feet, between your legs or in your lap. She isn't a kisser - but she shows you how much she loves you by leaning into you. And don't you dare stop petting her - she will look at you with those soulful eyes and you just can't help put give her more and more love!

Kia is the perfect blend of active dog and snuggly couch potato. She is very low maintenance in the home. She will keep herself entertained with toys and bones, or just lounge beside you. But then she also loves to go for long walks (she is good on a leash) or play fetch with a ball or frisbee. At times, Kia loves to show her puppy side too. She loves to be chased around a room and this often sparks in her a serious case of the zoomies! Her playfulness includes chasing her tail and chasing balls. Her zest for life is infectious!

She is fully house trained and is great at sit and takes treats gently. She definitely wants to please.

Kia will do well with other dogs given a slow and appropriate introduction - she is living with a foster sibling now. And she will be great living with older children (we suggest 7+), younger toddlers might be too much for her.

Squirrels and bunnies pique her interest, and she goes wild for chipmunks, so we'd recommend a pet rodent and cat free home. Since she is part-Husky, we'd also recommend always walking on a leash to keep her safe.

Welcoming Kia Momma into your home would be like winning the adoption lottery. Who is all in?

Medical Disclaimer: Kia Momma was Heartworm positive but has completed all of her treatment and has no further restrictions.

All dogs are up to date on vaccinations and spayed/neutered at the time of adoption. All dogs require professional training to become the best family member they can be.

To adopt or learn more about Kia Momma, you must fill out an adoption application. To find the application, copy and paste this URL into your browser: WWW.GDRNE.COM/ADOPTION-APPLICATION [Adoption Fee: $495] **

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