Breed: Most Siberian Husky, as you can see, with some Spitz dog and Shiba Inu (Which accounts for his runty size) in him. A mix.

Age: 9 months.

Crush: Lilah. (By SpiritOfTheWild) He is ears-over-tail in love with her.

Personality: Naive, eager to please, kindhearted, has a lot of trouble paying attention. He doesn't really sort out his own feelings. Like with Lilah, for instance; he is star struck by her, but after his initial shock seeing her wears off he doesn't really realize how much of a crush he has on her.

History/Relation to Lady and the Tramp: Stray was born in a little shack under a water tower with his sister and brother. After they were about one week old, their eyes and ears still shut, their mother became sick and died. Naturally, the sickness spread to first Stray's sister, which killed her, and second to his brother, who died just before pound workers chased another dog (Who, by the way, escaped) under the water tower and found them. Finding the mother already dead and the two pups, they took Stray to the pound and bottle fed him until he was well again, as only humans could do. When Stray was old enough, they threw him in a pound cell just like the other poor jail dogs. Stray grew up listening to Bull, Peg, and the others tell stories of great hero legends, like the Tramp, the leader of the Junkyard dogs, Buster, and so on. Stray loved these stories and begged to be told them again and again. He learned just by watching the mourning other dogs and tales of freedom to hate the pound and want to leave it just like his inmates. He was sure they wouldn't "put down" a pup like him, but he still wished for freedom. One day, he was freed by Angel, who had bounded into the pound to help Tramp save Scamp. She had pitied him because he had wailed, upon seeing the famous Tramp, that he wanted to help. Angel had let him loose, only to take care of the dogcatcher herself by biting him you-know-where. To make a long story short, Stray followed them to Buster's Junkyard, and was beside himself with awe that he was at the legendary home of the Junkyard dogs. He stayed hidden while following, because he was shy and afraid the Tramp would look down on a pup who had lived his life in the pound. And the last thing little Stray wanted was to be looked down upon by the Tramp. When Scamp, Angel, Tramp and unbeknownst to them, Stray, reached the pound Scamp retrieved his collar, buried Buster in junk, and left, taking the Junkyard Dogs gang with him. Stray, torn between two legends, made a split decision out of not wanting to see a great legend like the Junkyard Dogs end and freed Buster. Buster told Stray he would make him a great Junkyard Dog in return. In truth, Buster is annoyed by the scatterbrained pup, but no other dogs seemed to want to join the gang after the previous one had left and spread the word to the four-legged world of how bad Buster was. So Buster is now training the kid reluctantly, hoping the Junkyard Dogs would rise enough for him to get revenge one day.