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WE HELP WITH THE RESCUE AND RE-HOMING OF SIBERIAN HUSKIES IN NEED
The reasons why dogs are surrendered to us are varied, but each case sees a needy dog looking for a new home.
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Faces of some who rescue in NSW - Cindy, Andrew and Mara |
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June - and we're busting out all over with dogs in need of homes
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Lyco - sure would like a new home
Available now - 3 May 2009
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Lyco is a 7 year old desexed male Siberian Husky looking for a new home. Lyco is currently living happily in a family which includes a Staffordshire Bull Terrier and two small children. He is house trained and sleeps indoors, but is content to be outside when the people are away from home. Although he has basic obedience and walks well on leash, he would benefit from some added training in his new home. A fairly typical Husky, Lyco will test fences and escape if he is able so fences will need to be a minimum of 1.8 metres high. He is located in Sydney. |
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If you think you could give Lyco a good home and would like to meet him please call - Melanie 0422 880 836 or 02 9680 9127 |
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SHAYLA - so in need of a home
Listed - 20 APRIL
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This beautiful Siberian Husky has been with me for 6
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I regretfully need to leave where I’m living now shortly and move to a smaller premises. |
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Shayla has adjusted a lot recently as her brother dog
has been rehoused and she is on her own when I’m at work. However after
only a few days she has adjusted quickly and had developed a love of
watching movies especially ones with animals and other Siberian husky’s. She is house trained and she knows to go to the toilet
outside. She also prefers to sleep outside. She loves swimming especially in
summer and I have taken her to lakes at parks’ and she particularly liked
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Shayla deserves a very caring and loving home and will prove she can settle instantly; and quickly become a much loved canine companion. She very rarely barks - the only time I can recall is when I took the male dog for a walk on his own for the last time and left her at home (she is always used to going for walks with him). Currently located at Strathfield (inner west Sydney suburb) |
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To find out more about Shayla or to come and meet her please contact Email:
Sonia.dabic@
sonjadabic@gmail. Please leave a message if there is no answer by phone |
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Sasha - so in need of a new home
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Sasha
is a 3.5 year old female Siberian Husky in need of a new family. Sasha has been a bit of a jet setter, living in different parts of the country as her owner moved around with work. Unfortunately it has got to the stage where Sasha’s owner will now be away from home and overseas so much that she cannot provide Sasha with the amount of love and exercise that she needs. Until Sasha finds a new home that can offer her all the things a Husky needs, she is staying with Grandma and Grandad and our two older dogs. While we can give her the love, we don’t have the time to give her the exercise or attention she needs. Our dogs are both older and are happy just to lay around in the sun and go for walks a couple of days a week. It’s a bit like a teenager having to live in a geriatric home. Sasha deserves better than that. |
| Sasha is a lovely dog. While she shows all the quirky traits
of a Husky, none of them create a problem. She sings and talks, but never
very loud and usually only in the morning or when you come home - to remind
you that she would like a cuddle. She likes to escape, but only if the
opportunity presents itself - such as a gate left open. She doesn’t create
the opportunity by digging, climbing or jumping. She loves to play chasing, but is not self motivated to exercise – hence she is a couple of kilos overweight at the moment, but will quickly lose that with more exercise. We’ve discovered she doesn’t like having her photo taken – for some reason she seems to think the camera pointing at her means she has done something wrong – or maybe she is just conscious of her weight. She gets on OK with our other dogs – so long as there are no bones around. She is becoming tolerant of our Jack Russell sharing her biscuits, but won’t share with our Border Collie. Sasha has in the past lived and shared very happily with a German Shepherd and has stayed with her best friend -another Shepherd – they used to play together all day. However she did not get on well with a Spaniel she stayed with. Chances are if she was introduced properly and kept apart when food is around, Sasha would get on well with another large young dog. Sasha is well behaved on a long lead, but could do with a little more training if you wanted her to heel. She loves long walks and even more so going for a jog. She sits and drops well on command and waits until she is told she can eat. Sasha is such a delightful dog, we want to see her go to a home that can keep her entertained and exercised and where she can return lots of love. She is an outside dog at the moment, but is well behaved when allowed inside and would like the constant company if allowed inside. |
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Sasha is available now for a $300
donation to Husky Rescue. |
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Husky Rescue gets to rub shoulders with some high profile people around the country |
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We are not a shelter Each dog listed is in a caring foster home Dogs are given love, training and the attention they require While in our care the dogs are treated as part of our family They are shown new things that they may not have experienced before - like car rides, meeting children and interacting with other dogs We also try to teach them basic house manners and toilet training We want to make sure they are healthy and happy when adopted All foster carers operate independently, though co-operatively We fund our own rescue efforts |
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Cindy Meadows of Winterpaws, located on the central coast of NSW (between Sydney and Newcastle) is aware of Huskies and Malamutes in need of homes now. For more information contact 0447 335 592 Cindy & Elwyn Meadows cindy@winterpaws.com.au |
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Sue Smith - Phone 02 6367 4222 email: keelinga@ix.net.au
has Phantom which she reprieved from the Sydney Dogs Home
** Phantom is still looking - please consider this dog in need **
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Phantom - isabella white desexed male, with blue eyes, aged about 6 years.
A dog with special needs looking for a generous and patient family
He was surrendered by his owners after some years of not being treated the best.
Phantom was afraid of men but is getting more accustomed to kind people
and no longer cowers away from men he does not know.
You will take Phantom on a four week trial to determine if he fits into your family.
Please call Sue Smith on 6367 4222 if you are prepared to work with Phantom
- a deserving dog who needs a break
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Huskies and other northern breeds of dogs in need of homes
are listed on this Australia-wide Web Site
http://www.winterpaws.com.au/
The Sydney Dogs Home in Edward Street, Carlton often has Siberian Huskies in need of homes.
http://www.sydneydogshome.org/
mail@sydneydogshome.org
Renbury Farm Animal Shelter often has Huskies impounded and in need of new homes.
Located at 406 Bringelly Road, Austral
http://www.renbury.com.au/
Occasionally there are Siberian Huskies in the Canberra Dog Pound
For more details and photos of any dogs in this Pound, please go to the Pound Web Site:
www.domesticanimals.act.gov.au
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In 2009 we found homes for DeeDee and her 3 pups; Sasha, Joe, Kaiser and Thunder; and we heard that Remi, Cody, Lucy, Tasha, Tikkani, AJ, Taj, Kita, Koda and Fletcher, Baron, Nahla, Kita, Maximus, Bindi, Chloe, Ice, Belle, Misty and Mishka found new homes
In 2008 we found homes for Teeka (re-named Ava), Justin, Roger, Maple, Coco, Jake (now Zac), Jak, Iggy, Treasure (now Tara), Tilly (now Nalle), Kiss, Rusty, Jasmin, Sultan and Kye; and heard that Taj, Chief, Mishka, Shadow (1), Shadow (2), Crystal, TeyMyah, Charlie, Merlin, Akira, Kita, Arni, Zali, Eski, Bonnie, Remi, Tikkani, Taj, Bacci and AJ found new homes
In 2007 we found homes for these dogs fostered here with us: Oscar, Sasha, Delilah, Picard (now called Max), Gus, Diesel, Ricky, Cyba, Kobe, Hero, Lupo (now named Ringo), Hutch and Storm. We heard that Max, Blue Belle, Heidi, Snowbell, Chief, Anook, Zola, Meis-je, Flame, Ruby, Jordan, Quinn, Akirra, Sasha, Flake, Jabbalena, Ice, Kirby, Shesha, Flake (now called Max) and Chanel found new homes.
In 2006 we placed Missy, Lakota, Tasha, Sebastian, Raven, Billy, Rusty, Velvet, Boris, Natasha, Narla, Ben, Wolfgang, Faith, Iggy, Faye, Ace of Spades and Loki - ALL OF WHOM had been fostered here with us for some time. We heard that Ivan, Esky, Nikita, Bear, Neko, Shadow, Sky, Max and Simba found new homes.
In 2005 we placed Ben, Buddy, Frankie, Shamus, Enigma, Striker, Sierra, Rosie, Honey, Angel, Ghost, Chopak, Bear and Domino as well as Bundy, Candy and Roger (Alaskan Malamutes) and heard that Pearle, Georgie, Zarr, Mimi, Yargo, Misty, Koda and Iceman found good homes.
In 2004 we placed Rex, Dakota, Ingus, Simba, Basil, Misty, Shadow and Moby! Also Ski whose home lasted around 12 months and who found herself back here and in need of a new family to love.
In 2003 we placed Ski (again), Shadow, Malli, Rosie, Thomas, Kusco, Kimba, Jolie, Panda, Snowy and Betty. In August we placed Keeta and Leo, found Tasha's owners (her name is Icey) and heard that Skyla, Pushkin and Odessa had new homes. In October Primrose found a loving family home, as did Ebony and Treasure.
In 2002 we placed Phena, Otis, Troppo, Casper, Faith and Rhea, Tayla and Kira ALL OF WHOM had spent some time here being fostered.
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