We are not a rescue organization, we provide links to different snow dog rescues around the world.
If you are interested in adopting a husky, please see my "Are huskies for me?" page.We add new rescues to the page often, so please check back if you don't see one near you.
If you need help locating a rescue near you, please contact me via my "Contact me" page.
Canada Siberian Husky Rescue (Canada)
S.H.E.B.A Foundation Husky rescue (Canada)
ASH Rescue (Alberta , Canada) *Please note ASH rescue doesn't adopt to certain areas due to an already overpopulation issue. They do not feel it is fair to send a pup to a home that one locally could utilize.
B.C Siberian Husky Club (British Columbia, Canada)
Dog Power (Prince George, Canada)
Tundra Spirits (Galway , New York)
Howl at the moon rescue (Zaneville , Ohio)
SHCGB Welfare/rescue (UK)
Northern Lights Sled Dog Rescue Inc. (Indianapolis , IN)
Hairy Houdini Siberian Husky Rescue (Michigan)
Siberian Husky Rescue Florida (Florida)
Husky Haven of Florida Inc (Florida)
Northern California Sled Dog Rescue (California)
Texas Husky Rescue (Texas)
Southern Siberian Rescue (North Carolina)
Arctic breed rescue (Australia)
Tails of the Tundra (Colmar, Pa)
Hi
ReplyDeleteIn an adoption of a cat after you have found the shelter from which you want to adopt, head on over and meet cats who are waiting for a family. The most important attribute when it comes to choosing your cat is personality. Most shelters provide you with a visiting room in which you can spend time with various cats, so you can find the one that you get along with the best.For more information visit.See more at: cats for adoption
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Aleena Kathering