Alaska

 

Mush with PRIDE

  • David Monson, 907-479-3825

Homes for Huskies

Second Chance League

California

 

Siberian Husky Rescue/Referral (SHRR) of California

  • Marilyn Lassagne, 303 Cameo Dr., Danville, CA 94526, 925-820-1162.  Marilyn is the California coordinator for Siberian Husky rescue and is the main contact for SHCA rescue west of the Rockies.  She puts out a monthly newsletter called "Update".  This lists dogs available for adoption. Those listing dogs pay a listing fee of $10 and the dog will stay on the list until adopted. There is no charge for foster homes to list.  It also lists pounds and local SPCA's that have Siberians available.
  • Available, Lost, and Found dogs in California, Oregon and Nevada may be listed on their page by using their "Add A Dog" form
  • Currently available through SHRR/CA
  • SHRR/CA listings of shelter dogs
  • SHRR/CA listings of dogs being placed privately

Northern California Sleddog Rescue

Northern California Malamute Rescue-MUSH

Bay Area Siberian Husky Club

Husky Haven of L.A.

Southern CA Siberian Husky Rescue

Husky Rescue Southern California

Half Moon Husky Rescue

San Diego Huskies

Siberian Husky Rescue of San Marcos

Husky Camp

Siberians Needing Owners (SNO)
 

Other

  • Doris Sternberg, 310-472-2320, huskyresq@earthlink.net
  • Currently available from other sources:
    • "Bruno" -- Male, black and white, bi-eyed, 18 months to 2 years old, not neutered.  Hhe is a good tempered dog, good with kids.  Needs a fenced yard to run freely or someone who likes to jog.  For more information, contact:  Nora Silva, 951-653-0342, norasilva@roadrunner.com

Colorado

Polaris Siberian Husky Rescue

Other

  • Currently available:
    • "Tuff" -- Female, black and white, brown eyes, 6 to 8 years old, un-spayed.   Good with kids, loves attention, shows aggression towards small animals.  Owner is trying to place her because she is currently living with her mother who has small animals and she doesn't have the kind of time she'd like to spend with her.  For more information, contact:  Stephany Matson, mothersden80621@yahoo.com

Hawaii

 

Siberian Husky Club of Hawaii

  • Cheryl Chang, 47785 Ahui Manu St., Kaneohe, HI 96744, 808-239-6693

Other

  • Bonnie and Wayne Duarte, Nalowinds Boarding Kennels, 41-502 Flamingo St., Waimanalo, HI 96795, 808-259-7349

Idaho

 

Siberian Husky Rescue/Referral

  • Susie Dillon, 208-884-2633

Eastern Washington Siberian Husky Rescue  (covers Idaho, too)

Huskies for All Sleddog Rescue

Other

  • Currently available:
    • Two Siberians at the Post Falls Animal Safety:
      • "Mari" -- Female, black and white, blue eyes.
      • "Emma" -- Female, black and white, blue eyes, young.  Emma is a stunningly beautiful girl who is very playful and friendly. She needs a owner with a big yard.

      Shelter does not keep these dogs long.  Please contact Roger at Post Falls Animal Safety, 208-773-3517, or email rhuntman@postfallspolice.com

  • MISSING:
    • "Bella" -- Female, black and white, bi-eyed, 9 weeks old, un-spayed.  First set of shots only.  Very sweet, energetic female.  Bella ran away from her new owners house late on May 21st and after hours of searching, they are still unable to locate her. They are hoping someone found her and took her in.  If you have information, contact:  Vanessa Hanneman, 208-695-3318, diablochic10@hotmail.com
    • "Shackelton" -- Male, silver and white, brown eyes, 4 to 5 years old, neutered, purebred, healthy.  Well trained, rolls over, high fives, leash trained, talker.  Looks like the main star of Eight Below.  Missing since April from Victor area and believed to have been stolen.  Owners miss him very much.  If you have information, contact:  Todd Jones 307-413-6011, todd@tetongravity.com

Montana

Nicaya Kennels Siberian Rescue & Adoption Program

  • General information
  • This kennel concentrates on racing.  They may adopt dogs if they feel the dog would make the team.  They may place dogs who cannot make their team.  They are NOT a standard rescue group, taking dogs of all kinds.  They are willing to work as a referral resource for dogs needing homes.  
  • Pete Northcutt (406)860-3570
  • Timber Venard (406)860-2247
  • PO Box 133, Joliet, MT 59041

Other

  • A huge neglect case in Butte involving a shipment of dogs from Colorado to Alaska has the local humane overflowing.  What is needed at most right now is monetary donations as the vet bill is going to be staggering with 100 dogs involved.  Donations can be made out to Albert's Angel Fund/Huskies, c/o Butte Animal Shelter, Attention: Erin, 699 Centennial Ave., Butte, MT. 59701.  In addition, any neighboring rescue groups who can take in dogs should let them know.  

Nevada

 

South Nevada Siberian Husky Rescue

  • Elizabeth Davis, (702) 292-2195 - leave a message please, PresidentARP@aol.com
  • Desperately in need of foster homes!
  • Always has adult dogs available.  Occasionally has room for owner turn-ins.
  • Available, Lost, and Found dogs in California, Oregon and Nevada may be listed on the Siberian Husky Rescue Referral of California page by using their "Add A Dog" form.

Oregon

 

Other

Utah

 

Kaylenberg's Rescue Siberians

  • Jessica and Michelle Breinholt, Coalville, Utah  (435) 336-7423
  • Currently available - Pictures!

Washington

Willow Run Siberian Husky Rescue

Siberian Husky Rescue

Eastern Washington Siberian Husky Rescue

Puget Sound Siberian Husky Rescue

Adopt a Husky, Inc. - West

Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue

Siberians Needing Owners (SNO)

Other

  • Tanya Quaranta and Rick Shaffer, sibemshr2@earthlink.net
  • Colleen Marzluff, 360-668-2195, onby@mailexcite.com
  • Currently available from other sources:
    • "Lady" -- Female, possible Malamute.  Stray.  Big girl, 75-80 pounds.  Black, buff, and white, brown eyes.  Not spayed.  Showed up last winter, very timid.  May have been abused by a man.  Loves kids.  Afraid of men.  If you leash her, she throws herself on the ground and won't move.  The people who found her can't keep her.  For more information, contact Trudy Baumann, lakhota_11@msn.com, 509 684-1299.
    • "Lacey" -- Female, seven years old.  Beautiful and gentle.  The owners feel that they are not spending enough time with her even though their two year old loves her.  They feel that due to her energy level, she needs daily walks which they don't have time to give her.  They don't want to put her in a foster home or a shelter, just find a family with more time for the dog.  Lacey is a fence jumper and needs a home with a tall, secure wood fence.  She would do best in a home with another dog to play with, but she ABSOLUTELY needs to be an indoor dog.  She cannot be alone and does NOT like being alone.  She loves being with her family.  For more information, contact Miki McLean, turtlegal@hotmail.com
    • "Yukon" -- Male, black and white, blue eyes, two and a half years old.  Neutered.  Had a run in with the owner's mother's cat which didn't turn out well. He is very friendly and loves to rough house with the owner's other husky.  Loves people, and was used, successfully, as a skijoring partner last winter.  For more information, contact Kirsten Anderson, kirsten@idahohikers.info
    • Six Siberians needing homes.  Owner has been put into an elder care facility.  Two of the dogs are older, 12 to 14 years old.  Their offspring are around ten years old.  Lacking in shots and vet care.  Current guardian will pu them down if a home is not found.  For more information, contact Cynthia Hanning, customizedcareservices@comcast.net
    • "Angel" -- Female, red and white, blue eyes, four years old.  Spayed and current on shots.  Needs a fenced back yard.  Angel cannot be placed in a home with cats because the owners suspect that Angel may have killed the neighbor's cat, although she has never shown aggression before.  For more information contact Joella Langford, Joella@PyxisRC.com, 253-227-6858.  (She is not the owner, but a friend of the owner.  The owners want to put the dog down!)
    • "Nishka" -- Female, five years old.  Spayed and microchipped.  Will be current on shots shortly.  Good health.  Originally was the property of a college kid, much against his parents' wishes.  Naturally, she ended up with them.  She is an escape artist and has had some run-ins with the neighbors' dogs.  She tries very hard to be good, she knows "gee" and "haw" commands.  Good with cats.  She lives in the house when the owners are home.  Travels well.  She is very smart, only wants a job or to play and explore and sometimes gets distracted in excitement and temporarily goes deaf to their calls.  For more information, contact Renee Amundsen, rcamundsen@wavecable.com, 1110 NE Paulson Rd., Poulsbo, WA 98370, 360-698-2780 Home, 360-396-2993 Work

Wyoming

Other

  • Currently available:
    • "Buck" -- Male, black and white, brown eyes, 4 to 5 years old, neutered.  Current on vaccinations and deworming, no known health issues.  Great personality!  Great with people.  Plays with other dogs.  Currently housed in a kennel facility.  Needs a permanent home with lots of love and a good fence.  For more information, contact:  Teri Smith, (307) 532-5373, waggin_tails_shelter@hotmail.com

 

Last updated 12/19/08
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