WE  HELP  WITH  THE

RESCUE  AND RE-HOMING  OF

 SIBERIAN  HUSKIES  IN  NEED


From time to time, we take in Siberian Huskies in need of a new home.

 

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

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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Maybe you will take in a special dog

in  May

 

Currently fostering

   Sasha

 

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Sasha  -   so in need - and so young

 

AVAILABLE NOW   -  30 April 2012

 

Sasha is a black and white female Siberian Husky with friendly blue eyes.  Born 30 June 2011, she is still a young puppy  -  playful, inquisitive and now so very alone.

 

This young Husky was surrendered by her owners with a broken front leg  after being hit by a car while running loose on a western Sydney road.  The wrist has been repaired with a plate and screws and she should be 100%  in a couple of months. There may be an increased possibility of arthritis as she ages, but only time will tell. 

 

    

Sasha needs to learn house manners and obedience exercises, and as she is very active and so young, is looking for a Husky-experienced home with a secure yard and fences. She has a short and thin coat - a legacy of her racing style Husky ancestors - meaning there is a possibility of a Hound or Kelpie grand parent, but we do not know for sure.

 

Because of her special needs, Sasha is ONLY AVAILABLE to a home

*  where someone is home most of the time  -  and is looking for a close canine companion  -  one who wants to be at your side through the day

*  a "Husky experienced home"  -  where her unique attributes and traits can be catered to.

 

Ideally, Sasha wants a home where a Husky has lived previously, perhaps passed on through old age?, and where the family is ready to embrace another young Husky.

 

Sasha will repay your kindness with up to 12 years of loyal companionship  -  Husky style  -  of course!  The first to meet this dog will take her home   -  she is truly special. 

 

Email us with information about your situation and ask for our potential adopters questionnaire to be sent back

Sasha comes desexed, vaccinated and microchipped for a donation of $ 250

Currently located near Canberra, your enquiries are welcome.

Sasha goes on a 4 week trial initially to see how she settles in with your family.

To find out more about Sasha or to arrange a time to meet her please call:

 

Richard & Mara Herba:  02 6236 6404

Email       siberians@ozemail.com.au

 

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KODA  -  could be your new friend

Private Re-homing   -  contact owner direct for more information

Koda   -   4 ½ year old male pure bred Siberian Husky who is neutered, heartwormed and all wormed, vaccinated, microchipped and lifetime registered.

Koda was adopted by his current owner several years ago, from his previous owner who raised him from a puppy. Unfortunately now his current owner must move to an apartment and Koda is unable to move with her.

Koda has been mainly an outdoor dog, and lived all his life with a Staffordshire Bull Terrier  - Kelpie crossbred named Jett (who has gone to a good home elsewhere already, but is included in the picture). Koda would love the chance to live as an indoor dog at times, and is well behaved inside.

Koda has a gorgeous personality and with his striking blue eyes and coat markings people always stop him on the street to pat him. He is generally a quiet dog. Koda doesn't jump up on people, and is not possessive of his food with people, but does protect his food or toys from other dogs who try and take it. He would suit an older family or couple as he has a fairly relaxed temperament.
Koda is looking for a  home where he is the ONLY DOG

Koda can be timid of new experiences and some strangers and things like car lights at night and the sound of strong wind, but otherwise has a relaxed and friendly personality. He has never shown aggression towards strangers, he just doesn't like things that are unfamiliar. His new owner will be provided with information on how to help him relax and enjoy the world with simple training exercises. He has always been treated with love and respect, and grew up around children and teenagers.

Koda is walked regularly to give him exercise, and recently he has been walked in an Easy Walk harness to help reduce his habit of pulling on leash. He often plays off lead in the park and generally comes back when called. He can get excited when he sees a new dog and he can react to small yappy dogs or dogs who threaten him directly by growling at them so avoiding meetings with other dogs is best. He enjoys a tummy rub and being brushed, but doesn't enjoy baths.

Koda's new home will need an appropriate yard with some grass and secure 6 foot fences, and should not have any small pets including birds, guinea pigs or cats.

Koda is located in Greenacre NSW 2190

He is available for adoption immediately for a $200 donation to Husky Rescue which will go towards the cost of helping other dogs in need.

He needs find a new home by the end of May

To find out more about Koda or to arrange a time to meet him, contact his owner:

Adriana
Phone:    0433 329 839
adrianasampaio@optusnet.com.au

 

 

 

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

 

Husky Rescue gets to rub shoulders with some high profile people

around the country

 

 

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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 The Siberian Husky Club of New South Wales runs a Siberian Husky Re-homing service.  

To find out about dogs currently looking for a new loving family, contact  the Siberian Husky Club of NSW

http://www.shcnsw.org.au

 

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In 2012  these dogs were fostered here - and found the best family homes:   Sass, Mailen  (was Bide), Shadow, Cleo, Utah,  Cyba (who was also here in 2007) Bupp and Khan.

 

 

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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