Siberian Husky German Shepherd Mix Dog For Adoption in Edmonton (Devon) AB – Meet Finn

Looking for a Siberian Husky German Shepherd mix (Gerberian Shepsky) dog for adoption in Edmonton (Devon), Alberta? Finn would love to be considered for the position of your cherished family companion.

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Meet Finn: Your Future Fluffy Therapist, Part-Time Comedian, Full-Time Best Friend

Imagine this: you’re sitting on the couch, feeling a little low. Maybe your day didn’t go as planned, maybe you’re just missing something you can’t quite name. Suddenly, there’s a soft whump beside you.

It’s Finn. He flops his 44-pound, Siberian Husky–German Shepherd self practically on top of you like a furry emotional support blanket. He doesn’t ask what’s wrong. He just knows. He leans in, sighs deeply, and gives you a kiss that’s half dog breath, half pure love. Whatever was weighing you down? Just got 44 pounds lighter.

Finn isn’t just a dog. He’s the friend who brings the sunshine when your sky’s a bit too grey.

At 4½ years old, Finn has already mastered the fine art of being an incredible companion. He adores kids (especially their sticky hands and energy), and at the dog park, he transforms into a joyful, zoomie-powered blur of happiness.

Throw him a ball and watch him chase it with gusto… just don’t expect him to bring it back. Retrieval is very optional. He prefers to keep things spontaneous.

Finn is also a bit of a goofball when it comes to food. He doesn’t inhale his meals like some dogs—he savors them in his own peculiar, performance-art way. Picture this: he walks up to his bowl with the confidence of a gourmet, nods thoughtfully at the kibble, then picks up one piece, carries it across the room, drops it dramatically, and walks away like he just made a statement. Later? He might graze. Or just admire the arrangement. Who knows? Finn is a mystery wrapped in fur and floof.

So why is a pup this perfect looking for a new home? Simply put: love and life collided. Finn’s human is facing a major move into a condo that doesn’t allow pets. Even if it did, working 10-hour days means Finn would spend more time alone than he deserves. And if there’s one thing this good boy craves (besides bones and the occasional philosophical moment with his food bowl), it’s people. He’s a social soul with a heart that thrives on connection.

Finn comes with no major health or behavior issues. He’s house-trained, vaccinated, and neutered. He doesn’t get along with cats, but he’s great with dogs and humans of all sizes. He’s looking for a home where he won’t be alone for long stretches—a family with time, affection, and a few spare corners on the couch would be ideal. Bonus points if you have a yard, a dog park nearby, or a willingness to offer unlimited belly rubs.

His current human hopes for occasional updates or photos, just to know he’s doing okay. (A few Finn selfies wouldn’t hurt, either.)

So, if you’re looking for a loyal companion with a comedian’s timing, a therapist’s intuition, and the soul of a best friend—you just might be looking for Finn.

Ready to let him flop into your heart?
Apply to adopt Finn today and let the cuddles, tail wags, and one-kibble dramas begin.  💙

👉 Apply to Adopt Finn Here
📍 Located in Devon, Alberta – but willing to travel a bit for the right forever home. Adopt Finn today!

Questions? Check out Finn’s FAQ section below, or free to email us at petrehomingnetwork@gmail.com

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5 Amazing Things About Finn:

• Finn is a great cuddler, he’ll practically lay on top of you for a pet
• Finn is very happy to see children and likes to play
• Finn seems to know when I’m upset and comes for a cuddle and a kiss
• Finn loves to go to the dog park and run and to go for walks

Finn’s owners are very sad to have to rehome their cherished dog, but circumstances beyond their control have made rehoming a must-do.

They are hoping to find the right home where this deserving dog will be loved unconditionally and kept safe, happy, healthy and well-cared-for.

If you have room in your heart and home for Finn, then please offer a loving, forever home today. Finn can’t wait to show you the true meaning of unconditional love.

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How To Adopt Finn

Please fill out our online meeting request form via the button below. Once your application is received and reviewed, a member of our Edmonton dog rehoming team will ask the pets owner to reach out to you and arrange a meeting.

 

There is a $150 adoption/rehoming fee. Supplies and veterinary records will be included.

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All About Finn – Siberian Husky German Shepherd mix dog For Adoption in Devon Alberta

Name of Pet: Finn
Location: Devon, Alberta, T9G 1P7

Type of Pet: dog
Breed of Pet: Siberian Husky German Shepherd mix
Sex of Pet: Male
Age of Pet: 4 1/2
Weight: 44 pounds
Spayed/Neutered?: Yes
Health Problems: No
Behavior Issues: No
Up To Date on Vaccinations: Yes
Gets along with cats: No
Gets along with dogs: Yes
Good with Children?: Yes
House Broken or Litter Trained?: Yes
Crate Trained?: No
Accessories Included: Medical records
Leash and collar
Mat that he sleeps on
Brush and comb
Pet Genie/bags/poop scooper
Water bowl and food bowl with metal stand
Balls
Any food and treats that I still have at time of rehoming

Finn’s Personality

Finn is a happy friendly dog who’s happy to see new people. He’s always interested to see what people are doing and to join in if he can. He loves to play, loves to chase a ball, but doesn’t always bring it back.

Finn’s Favorite Toys, Foods, Activities?

Then likes to chase a ball, but that doesn’t mean he’ll bring it back. He loves to go to the dog park and go for walks. He likes to chew on bones but does not get people food. Currently he is eating First Mates Lamb Meal

Cute Finn Story:

Finn does not gobble down his food. He is a grazer. But to watch him eat is pretty funny. When he enters the room where his food is he’ll walk right to the food, and then kind of jerk his head forward and back over the food and then not eat. Or he will pick up one little morsel and drop it about 2 feet away from his food and will leave it there for a day.

Why is Finn Being Rehomed?

I am having to move into a condo where they don’t allow pets. But even if I found one that did allow pets, I live alone now and I work close to 10 hours a day and it is not fair for him to be alone all day. He likes being around people too much. I feel that it’s unfair for him.

Finn’s Perfect Adoptive Home Will Be:

Ideally it would be a home where Finn would not be left alone for hours upon hours every day. He would be happy in a home that has one person or a home that has many people as long as he got the proper attention that he needs. This meaning going for walks, being let outside and going to the dog park and home for many cuddles.

I would love to keep in contact with Finn and the new the new family. I understand if they don’t want to but an occasional message or picture would sure be welcome

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Finn’s Location

Finn is located close to the following towns and cities in Alberta, and can be adopted from anywhere within a reasonable distance.

Devon AB,
Calmar AB,
Leduc AB,
Beaumont AB,
Spruce Grove AB,
Stony Plain AB,
Edmonton AB,
Saint Albert AB,
Sherwood Park AB,
Millet AB,
Morinville AB,
Wetaskiwin AB,
Fort Saskatchewan AB,
Bon Accord AB,
Camrose AB,
Lamont AB,

Adopt this deserving Siberian Husky German Shepherd mix dog in Edmonton (Devon) Alberta today.

Finn’s Adoption Frequently Asked Questions

We hope that we have answered all your questions below, but please feel free to reach out to us by email if you have any additional questions about Finn.

What breed is Finn?

Finn is a beautiful Siberian Husky and German Shepherd mix. He has the smarts, loyalty, and energy of both breeds, wrapped in a 44-pound bundle of love and fluff.

How old is Finn?

Finn is 4½ years old — past the puppy chaos, but still full of playful energy and affection.

Where is Finn located?

Finn is in Devon, Alberta, just outside of Edmonton. He can be adopted by someone within a reasonable distance, including cities like Leduc, Stony Plain, Spruce Grove, and Edmonton itself.

Is Finn good with children?

Yes! Finn is happy and excited to see children and enjoys playing with them. He’s a gentle companion who thrives on love and attention.

Does Finn get along with other pets?

Finn gets along well with other dogs but does not do well with cats. A cat-free home would be ideal for him.

Is Finn house-trained?

Yes, Finn is fully house-trained and understands basic manners indoors.

Is Finn crate trained?

Finn is not currently crate trained, but he is very well-behaved in the home and does not require crating.

Does Finn have any health issues?

Nope! Finn is in great health, up to date on vaccinations, and neutered.

What kind of home would be ideal for Finn?

Finn would thrive in a home where he isn’t left alone for long periods. He’d be happiest with someone who works from home, is retired, or has a flexible schedule. He loves walks, cuddles, and being close to his humans. A dog-savvy home with no cats and a commitment to exercise and affection is ideal.

Why is Finn being rehomed?

Finn’s human is moving into a pet-restricted condo and working long hours. It’s a decision made with love and heartbreak, knowing Finn deserves more attention and companionship than they can currently provide.

What’s Finn like on walks and at the dog park?

Finn is a joyful walker and LOVES the dog park. He’s well-mannered on leash and delights in open spaces to run and sniff. Playdates with other friendly dogs are a definite yes!

What supplies come with Finn?

Finn will come with his medical records, leash and collar, sleeping mat, brush and comb, poop bags and scooper

Be sure to visit our German Shepherds for Adoption and Siberian Huskies for adoption pages while you are here!