Name: Marlee

Age: 7 years

Gender: Female

Breed: Siberian Husky

Markings: Dirty faced

Height: 22" - At Withers

Weigh: 49lbs

Parents: Etta & Atticus (Deceased)

Siblings: Unkown

Mate: Chinook

Pups:  Bowser , Dega , Barley

Location:  Nome, Alaska

Owners: Ronald Narris, Debby Narris

Personality: Marlee is a passionate, and calm Husky who knows better than to jump on others. She's extremely loyal to everyone in her family and is open to accept others into her family. With a motherly nature, she adores caring for her partner and her young every hour of the day. At her older age, she likes taken thing slow instead of being overly eccentric. 

Loves: Family walks, her pups, Chinook, her family, beds, nap times, being groomed, sun bathing, etc. 

Loathes: Loud noises, seeing her pups go, yelling, wolf howls, being thirsty, itches, etc. 

Story: Before being adopted by the Narris family, Marlee was owned by an older women named Margret. With Margret being home alone constantly (her husband passing away a few years back), her family surprised her with a female husky to keep her company and happy. 

Marlee lived peacefully with her elder owner for 2 years until Margret passed away in her sleep. During her time with Margret, Marlee was taught to be calm at all times and never startle others. Marlee was put up for adoption after dear Margret passed away and was immediately rehomed from a family looking for a loyal friend for their current Husky. 

With Marlee's already well-behaved attitude, Marlee fit right in with the family and grew an instant bond with Chinook, the Narris's male Husky. Everyday their bond grew more and more as the two did every event together. Eventually Marlee and Chinook became a local breeding pair, giving birth to gorgeous Dirty Faced Siberian Husky pups known throughout the town of Nome. 

By age 7 Marlee and Chinook had 3 litters of pups which were given to lovely families throughout Nome. Her third littler was her last as the family began to settle down. While Marlee and Chinook are no longer having pups, Marlee does miss the experience of having a new family to share with the people of Nome.