Adoptions for dogs listed here are strictly between adopter and current owner. IAMRA assumes no liability / responsibility for
these adoptions/dogs.  If you need to find a new home for your malamute,
please go to our Need to Give up Your Malamute Page.


Koda
Koda is a 4 year old, male Alaskan Malamute with a big personality. He is AKC registered, microchipped, neutered, up to date on all vaccines, heart worm meds and flea and tick. He currently weighs 130lbs and is Seal in color. He has been on pet insurance since he was a puppy, and we are willing to continue this coverage for him for the first 6 months following his adoption. Koda Bear recently had a very successful ACL surgery and is completely healed and ready for action! Koda’s favorite activity is walking, which he does beautifully right next to you. He is crate trained and is a very routine oriented dog. He anticipates what you want before you even give a command! Our reason for re-homing Koda is his inability to adjust to our daughter (who is 18 months old).  His ideal home would be without children. Koda needs lots of organized exercise and activities. He is a typical bold and stubborn Malamute, who in our opinion, needs continual training to address any dominant behavior. He also shows dominant behavior towards our 3 year old female Malamute, and would probably do best in a home without other dogs. Koda has been a part of our family for 4 years and it saddens us tremendously to have to even consider re-homing him, but we are confident that is the best thing for Koda. Located in Mentor, OH.  Re-homing fee of $100.

Please contact Nick and Anna Fahringer, 610-505-0404, Annafabian.c@gmail.com, or PM Anna Fahringer on Facebook.

Ace
I adopted Ace from the humane society when he was about 18 months old.  He is now nine years old and has been my trusted sidekick for every moment of the last eight years.  He loves his people unconditionally and likes to be around them as much as possible.  Ace loves being outside even on the coldest days.  A long hike and a swim are his idea of a good day, but he likes to follow it up with a long nap.   Ace is at his ideal weight and does not have any significant health problems, but he may require some allergy medication for a month or so in spring.  Ace has not had a sibling since his original home, but has always successfully attended daycare and the dog park.  Ace has good basic commands and can be off leash, but does take some time to learn his yard.  Ace has not successfully been crated due to the typical malamute Houdini act and a little anxiety.  He does best with a kennel structure in an unfinished area of the home.    ***We are seeking to rehome Ace because he has become too protective of our young children and bit our oldest son in a misguided attempt to protect our newborn daughter*** This is Ace’s first and only offense.  Although the bite was far from severe we believe it would be best if Ace were in a home where he wouldn’t experience this type of stress again. 

If you are interested in adopting Ace please contact me at jennifer.kreis@supersteel.com or
262-707-3004 and I would be happy to share more information with you.