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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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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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March - on in and give a great home to a Husky in need |
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Kianna - cute and cuddly
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This is Kianna - a pretty pale red and white female Husky.
Her right eye is blue and her left eye is mostly blue, with a splash of
brown (parti eye). Her vision is excellent, her hearing is great
and for her age she is a very healthy dog. Her teeth are in great
condition and she chews raw meaty bones as her staple food - no
molly coddling for this grand old lady! You see, Kianna was born in 1998 and was the much loved pet of a gent who found himself very reluctantly forced to put her up for re-homing when he was urgently called back to the USA in early February 2010. We have no real expectation that Kianna will find a home where she can live her her remaining years (or perhaps only months) but are advertising her need - just in case. She spends most of her time indoors and is quiet, settles quickly, is very friendly to people, and has basic obedience as well as a few tricks - like shaking paws. All she wants is a space in a a corner close to you where she can curl up and rest - and with the numbers of dogs we have here, this is difficult for us to ensure. She is good to walk on a leash - but no marathons for her old bones, she enjoys the company of other dogs and accepts all of the dogs we have here without a murmur. We don't leave her out with the strong lively youngsters as she could get knocked over in play - and she is too precious to let that happen. Kianna has a lump on the wrist of her right front leg. It is noticeable but not causing her any problems. We just bring it to your attention so that it is not a surprise. The first person to meet this lovely dog will take her home - please let it be you! |
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Kianna is vaccinated, neutered, micro-chipped, lifetime registered, and is
in good health. She is located near Canberra and is available for a
small donation
which will be used to help
other Huskies in need To find out more about her or to arrange a time to meet her please call:
Richard & Mara Herba: 02 6236 6404 (after dark is best)
Email siberians@ozemail.com.au Kianna goes on a 4 week trial initially to see how she settles in with your family |
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Meet the gorgeous Gabbie
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This is the lovely Gabbie. She is a pure white Siberian Husky with warm
brown eyes. She is a lean tall girl with energy to burn. Gabbie was
microchipped but no owner details were registered against her number. Her
owners were not contactable and no one came forward to claim her. Gabbie was
in a Sydney Pound and had numerous families put their name down to adopt to
her. When the time came for her to be collected none of the new homes showed
up so she has come in foster care with Husky Rescue. Gabbie's age is estimated to be around 12-18 months old and she is still very playful and puppy-like in her behaviour and antics towards other dogs. She gets on well with other dogs both male and female and would best suit a home with another dog for company due to her high energy levels. Gabbie in the past appears to have been shown very little leadership and will need an owner who will participate in basic obedience training with her. At present she knows how to sit but is easily distracted and can be a little jumpy at times. Gabbie will need regular exercise as well as time with her human family inside or she may turn destructive. This is a common reason why so many Huskies of this age turn up in various Pounds. |
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Gabbie is desexed, vaccinated,
micro-chipped and registered and is available for the donation fee of $ 350 to Husky
Rescue.
She is located
in Douglas Park and will go a 4 week trial period to see if she fits in with
your family. If interested please call Roslyn Goodwin (Husky Rescue) Mobile: 0422 243 541 |
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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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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 2010 we found a home for there dogs who were fostered here: Zeke, Casper, Zena
We heard that Alaska, Dakota, Jed, Tai and Sascha 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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