This is Ghost- our lovely, gentle, easy-going big white Malamute. We have to move to Florida for work, and that's just not a humane environment for Ghost. We would love to find a loving home for him in CO or the mountains in NM. If you or someone you know would like to love our big buddy as much as we do please message me or Jen Montry. We care a lot about Ghost and we want to make sure he has a great home- happy to discuss whatever options might work to make sure he has one.

Ghost is a purebred malamute. His husky sister passed away in November from terminal lymphoma and he has been lonely since. He loves all other dogs and he is amazing with kids. No behavioral issues at all. We have two toddlers that he is so sweet with. He is truly a gentle giant. We have to be in Fl for 2 years and we would be willing to support caring for him during that time as well. We don’t want to give him up, but we figure it would be hard to find someone willing to take him for 2 years. If someone is interested in that option (we would support his bills for the duration) just reach out!



The post is from FB by Sam Brown or Jen Montry
If you’re on FB please search. If not I’m happy to be a conduit if you are inclined towards this beautiful boy.

Gorgeous! I don’t think I’ve ever seen an all white Mal. Look at all the beautiful fur!

Just a side note: Northern breeds can live in warm temperatures with air conditioning. In Albuquerque, I have seen outside, adobe, dog houses that have their own air conditioners!

What a gorgeous dog. This is a toughie as it would be difficult to bring him (assuming he is a boy) into the pack then give him up after 2 years. Maybe something to ponder....

I think that fostering him for two years with the support of the owners is an “option”. Because they don’t want to part with him but feel Florida isn’t ideal.
It seems to my heart that they want the best situation for him and would consider every option.
It was clarified on FB he is a neutered male Mal.

I need to check the original post for more feedback. There was some interest early on.

Yeah I posted on the FB post and it looks like there is interest from others. A gorgeous pup that is for sure!

I thought of Doc Palmini straight away. has anyone shared this with him?

not judging or anything, & we don't know full situation, just sharing info. My Father lived in SE Ga (just shy of the border of FL) for 40yrs. 100' and 90+ humidity.. (I grew up there).He had a Husky last 10 years there. Husky did fine.. Rare is situation where you DON'T have Central AC. There are usually plenty of cooling off water places as well, walk early in day and late in evenings helps, and if needed- shave down fur. Just sharing.. like I say.. as it's usually more trauma for the animal to be separated from their family. But, we don't down full situation here. (I'm a CVT/LVT). Best of luck with whatever happens..I also knew folks who brew Chows down there & had Samoyeds.