Loki

I like to end a busy day at the shelter by sitting quietly with Loki and Lynk. If you came by the shelter, you may not even see these boys: closely snuggled together in their igloo, just waiting. It took weeks to tell them apart but they can be described the same: chill, sweet, even tempered, and shy. They like walks, but they love to sit in the grass and lay their heads in your lap. Loki will listen to all your secrets, then lock them in his "Mind Stone" mark on his perfect forehead. Loki can be adopted alone or with his brother, if they are the only dogs. He is Negative for heartworms and ready for his long stay at the shelter to be over.The first step in our adoption process is an application. Once that is received, we will contact you to make an appointment to meet the animal. Adoption Applications can be completed at www.WFAHS.org