Enzo is a spirited white Husky with a love for the great outdoors

Enzo is a spirited white Husky with a love for the great outdoors. This big, goofy guy thrives on adventure and is always eager to explore and soak in his surroundings.

With his playful nature and boundless energy, Enzo is the perfect companion for an active person or family. Whether he's running through the open fields or simply enjoying the sunshine, Enzo's zest for life and love for his people make every moment an adventure to remember.

If you would like to make Enzo part of your family, he is looking for a furever home and is available for adoption. Wenatchee Valley Humane Society (WVHS) staff will be happy to tell you more about Enzo's story.

Enzo/WHVS

ENZO

Breed: Husky
Age: 2 Years
Sex: Male
Animal ID: WVHS-A-26146

Before adoption, all animals will receive spay/neuter surgery, a microchip, deworming, and age-appropriate vaccinations. Licensing fees are based on the jurisdiction where the adoptive family resides, and are jurisdiction-specific.

Adoption Hours: 12:30 pm- 6:30 pm every day except Wednesday when WVHS is closed, but open for adoptions by appointment on Wednesdays.

Here is a gallery of adoptable DOGS and CATS at WVHS

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Washington State doesn't offer the same kind of fall foliage that's seen in most areas of the United States - most of the trees are evergreen and so don't change color. However, that doesn't mean there aren't any color changes to see in fall - in fact, hunting for the golden larches is a special PNW treat!

Here's a collection of some of the best larch viewing hikes you can take in Washington - along with videos showcasing their splendor.

If you're looking for more details on these hikes, check out Alpine Wanderlust's hiking guide for larch viewing - which was a huge inspiration behind this list! Links to the Washington Trail Association's hike information pages are also available to springboard your adventure.

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