Flurry's past is unknown, but judging from her behavior, she probably didn't have a good start in life.  She is extremely fearful of people, especially men.  She is not aggressive or mean at all, just very scared.  She was probably not socialized to humans. 

Flurry originally was adopted from a shelter and was not using her left rear leg.  It was discovered that her femur was badly broken.  The family that adopter her had her leg repaired, but they were unable to fix her deeper problems of being afraid of people.  That's when she came to Adopt A Husky. 

Once flurry does trust a person (generally female), she is very lovable and a clingy dog that seems to be starved for affection.  She loves to cuddle in bed!  She has a very sweet personality once you get past her fearfulness. 

Flurry walks with a limp and still has some problems with her left rear foot.  This leg is shorter than the rest and she has some nerve damage that causes her to not have feeling on part of her leg and foot. 

Flurry would probably do best in a home that is not excessively active.