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A140814
Located At: Burbank Animal Shelter
Description: My name is Celine Dion.
I am a spayed female, white Alaskan Husky.
I am a spayed female, white Alaskan Husky.
Age: My age is unknown.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since May 20, 2026.
6/17 From Celine Dion's Day Hike:
Celine Dion did great on the Chandler bike path today! This is probably too much detail, but here is a recap!
(Pictures/video attached!)
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She was very excited in her kennel and a little impatient/mouthy (*super gentle) while I got her suited up. But once we were on the move, she was awesome.
Nothing fazed her -- other people, cards, bikes, riding lawn mowers. She couldn't care less. She pulled a little, but not hard. She was just happy to be moving and grooving. And she was very responsive to corrections and good at waiting to cross the street.
If left to her own devices, I think she would have liked to be friends with all the other dogs. Every time we saw a dog across the street/coming up she was very attuned to them, and seemed like she wanted to say hi. But she didn't bark or aggressively bolt toward them or anything. She was good to move on when I prompted her.
We did some very short stretches of jogging (limited only by my own lack of stamina) and she seemed to enjoy that. I'm sure she would have loved to run faster/longer. We sat outside a cafe for a few minutes and she drank some water. And then at the end of the walk she laid in the grass for a little bit. (
She was much calmer getting undressed when we got back to her kennel, naturally. And she now has a tagged hiking kit if she can come on the Sunday hikes!
6/17 From Celine Dion's Day Hike:
Celine Dion did great on the Chandler bike path today! This is probably too much detail, but here is a recap!
(Pictures/video attached!)
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She was very excited in her kennel and a little impatient/mouthy (*super gentle) while I got her suited up. But once we were on the move, she was awesome.
Nothing fazed her -- other people, cards, bikes, riding lawn mowers. She couldn't care less. She pulled a little, but not hard. She was just happy to be moving and grooving. And she was very responsive to corrections and good at waiting to cross the street.
If left to her own devices, I think she would have liked to be friends with all the other dogs. Every time we saw a dog across the street/coming up she was very attuned to them, and seemed like she wanted to say hi. But she didn't bark or aggressively bolt toward them or anything. She was good to move on when I prompted her.
We did some very short stretches of jogging (limited only by my own lack of stamina) and she seemed to enjoy that. I'm sure she would have loved to run faster/longer. We sat outside a cafe for a few minutes and she drank some water. And then at the end of the walk she laid in the grass for a little bit. (
She was much calmer getting undressed when we got back to her kennel, naturally. And she now has a tagged hiking kit if she can come on the Sunday hikes!
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Shelter information
Location: Burbank Animal Shelter
Phone Number: (818) 238-3340
Address: 1150 North Victory Place
Burbank, CA 91502
Burbank, CA 91502
Extra Information: Adoption screenings are conducted between 12:00-4:00 pm, Tuesday – Saturday.
