IAMRA does not adopt to anyone under the age of 21.  Although we rarely adopt to persons under 25, these applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.  We do not adopt to homes who have electronic fences as the only form of containment. Since malamutes do best with opposite gender when it comes to other dogs, the vast majority of our adoptions will be opposite gender.
IAMRA responds to all inquiries about our dogs, giving up your dog, or information in general via e-mail. Please make sure to check you spam folder if you haven't heard from us within 2 - 3 days.

Nova - September 2020

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Nova is a 6 year old red and white malamute that came in with Sequoia and Luna.  Sequoia seems particularly bonded to her.  While these three do very well with each other, they have displayed some dislike toward other dogs of both sexes, especially when they are together a pack.  Nova is a very tall girl and presents herself as the reserved lady of the the three, putting up with their shenanigans and maintaining her dignity.  Her clown comes out every so often.
NOVA NEEDS MONTHLY SPONSORS!!Nova has a microchip Sponsor!!  In memory of Ace Frehley the Storytelling Malamute

Nova is in foster at Dog's Life on Damen


Sequoia - September 2020

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Sequoia is a 4 year old red and white malamute who is almost, but not quite as tall as Nova.  Sequoia is the outgoing social butterfly and voice of the three and definitely has a goofy side.SEQUOIA NEEDS MONTHLY SPONSORS!!​
Sequoia has a microchip sponsor!  In memory of Ace Frehley the Storytelling Malamute

Sequoia is in foster at Dog's Life on Damen


Lucy - August 2024

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Lucy came to IAMRA when her owners health and financial situation changed.  Lucy is a big, beautiful, 8 year old red headed gal.  She is very sweet, we are told she is good with *some* other dogs (so she is picky about her doggie friends) but never met a person she didn’t like.  More as we get to know this pretty girl.
LUCY NEEDS MONTHLY SPONSORS!!

Lucy is in foster with Joni – thanks Joni!


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