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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.
CLICK HERE to see pictures of some of these dogs in their new homes. Settled in and happy in a secure future.
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Faces of some who rescue in NSW - Cindy, Andrew and Mara |
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The Siberian Husky is a northern breed sled dog, which means they have lots of fur and lots of energy and the desire to run fast and far. They don't like to be left alone, so they do best in an active household with a secure fence, no cats, and at least one other dog. They are fun, smart, funny and paired with the right trainer and technique, trainable with many excelling in agility and obedience work as well as sled racing. These dogs must be permitted inside the house and taken on family activities and outings. |
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January - Will a dog have a Happy New Year with your family? Currently fostering Simba |
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Simba - Such a gentle man and so in need
AVAILABLE NOW - 30 January 2012 Simba - born on 22 November 2001 and abandoned by his owners for being "too old to be bothered with" - this purebred male Siberian Husky needs a new home. He is pale red and white and has brown eyes. He is of medium height and slim build for a Husky.Simba came to us from the Griffith (NSW) Council Dog Pound after his owners surrendered him to his fate. We know nothing about him, but can tell you that he is friendly, gets on well with dogs and people, loves his cuddles and pats, and knows basic obedience exercises. He is good indoors, and settles quietly, as is to be expected from a mature aged Husky. Simba is in good health, and acts younger than his years. He has lost weight due to the stress of spending time in a Pound after the people he knew left him there. His new home should not have very young dogs who may annoy him, nor energetic and excitable younger children.
Gentle daily exercise, a mat in a quiet corner of your family room, and a fully fenced and secure yard are essential when considering adding this very needy Husky to your family. He loves all people and interacts positively with everyone he meets.
Simba comes neutered, vaccinated and microchipped for a small donation to Husky Rescue Currently located near Canberra, your enquiries are welcome. Simba goes on a 4 week trial initially to see how he settles in with your family. To find out more about Simba or to arrange a time to meet him please call:
Richard & Mara Herba: 02 6236 6404 (Husky Rescue) Email siberians@ozemail.com.au
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Yuri - is he your new Husky?
available NOW - 29 January
Yuri is a 4 year
old neutered Siberian Husky male. He is in need of a new home as his owner
recently had some surgery and is no longer able to exercise him. He has a
lovely grey and white coat and gorgeous blue eyes and has a very nice,
friendly nature. He is desexed, vaccinated, all-wormed and heart wormed,
microchipped and registered.
He does know a few
commands but is inconsistent with them and hasn’t had any formal training.
Both his new owners and Yuri would benefit from some classes and continued
training at home. He has been an outdoor dog and so it is unknown whether he
would be reliably house trained however dogs do show a preference for
toileting on grass and if he isn’t great with it this is easily remedied
with training, Husky Rescue are happy to help with this. Yuri is friendly
with almost everyone but has been a bit hesitant on meeting a few people in
the past so his adopters will be offered help on how to keep up his
socialisation.
Yuri is located in Armidale and is available immediately. He goes to his new home on a four week trial period to ensure that he settles in well.
To find out more
about him or to arrange to meet him please contact
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Snook - so deserving
available NOW - 30 January Let me introduce Snook, a gorgeous 3 ½ year old purebred male Siberian Husky who was surrendered to us by his owners after a change in circumstances left them unable to provide him with a home. Snook is a great looking boy and has the personality to match, he is one of the sweetest huskies I have had the pleasure of meeting. He has been a much loved family pet and it really shows. Snook is very much a ‘people’ husky, he will choose your affections over food, toys or other dogs. He has had the companionship of another dog growing up and is very well mannered around them. This being said Snook would be fine going to a home where he was an only dog provided you have the time to give him the attention he deserves. Snook loves his walks and is an active young man, he will be looking for a home where he can be included as a valued member of your family and be included in your lifestyle. It is unsure of his house-training status as he has been raised as an out-door dog, but it would be nice to see him in a home where he could at least be occasionally let in.
This young husky is going to require some training, he is an extremely friendly boy however he will jump up on you when excited and does have the tendency to soft mouth. Both these traits can be managed by training and husky rescue can provide you with support and resource materials to help you on your way. He has been raised with young children and is great with them, but do keep in mind he may be a little boisterous for very young children. He has been vet checked and his eyes checked by a Veterinarian as it was suspected he might have a slight vision problem, where small treats on the ground could not be found by sight. Upon thorough examination by our Veterinarian no issue with his eyes was detected.
Snook is going to require 5 to 6 foot fencing to keep him safe, and he does exhibit keen interest with smaller animals which means under no circumstances will he be re-homed where small pets are involved, this includes cats, small dogs, chickens, rabbits etc. As mentioned above he is great with other dogs, and any medium sized dog upwards he will be fine with.
His new owners would need to be committed to giving him a really good walk
(or two) each day regardless of the weather to help burn off some energy.
They would also need to allow him some time indoors to be with the family. Snook is currently located in Goulburn NSW He comes to you vet-checked, de-sexed, vaccinated, wormed, micro-chipped and lifetime registered. He is available immediately for a donation of $ 250 to Husky Rescue and will go on a 4 week trial period with his new home to make sure he is the right dog for you. For more information about Snook or to arrange a time to meet him please contact: Rachel (Husky Rescue) 0437 403 241 or huskykitten@live.com.au
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THANK YOU for your help with Tasman - a very deserving Husky in need of Vet work, food and a flight to Canberra where was fostered with us here then went to a forever home in Brisbane
For his story CLICK HERE Your generosity has been boundless and we are so very grateful |
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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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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 2012 we found homes for these dogs who were fostered here: Sass, Mailen (was Bide) and Shadow
In 2011 we found homes for these dogs who were fostered here: Sally, Tilly (was Bonny), Erik The Red, Ruski (was Dolly), Tasman, Salem, Trudi, Max, Tommy (the vision impaired boy - now called Moet), Dakota, Maya, Mia, Paco and Diesel (was Storm)
In 2010 we found homes for these dogs who were fostered here: Zeke, Casper, Zena, Phoenix, Candy, Kianna, Trader, India, Kiska, Tikaani (now Max), Rocky (now Rimmer), Jade, Sam and Gloria
We heard that Alaska, Dakota, Jed, Tai, Sascha, Cooper, Nikita, Alaska (2), Maple and Bella found new homes
In 2009 we found homes for DeeDee and her 3 pups; Sasha, Joe, Kaiser, Jewel, Thunder, Shadow (Husky x Border Collie), Duke (the Malamute), Cassidy, Buffy, Sable (a Malamute), Zeus and Freddie; and we heard that Remi, Cody, Lucy, Tasha, Tikkani, AJ, Taj, Kita, Koda and Fletcher, Baron, Nahla, Kita, Maximus, Bindi, Chloe, Ice, Belle, Misty, Mishka, Paris, Sasha, Hercules, Panda, Shayla, Polar and Ruby 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, Iceman and Vader 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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