Frequently Asked Questions
Is a particular dog still available?
It’s easy to fall in love with ALL Of our huskies. If the dog is on our website, then he or she is still available, but there are always applications processes underway. That may mean by the time we process your application the dog may have been adopted and unavailable for adoption. However, we have exceptional adoption counselors that can help you find your forever dog. Please complete the online application and let us help you. CLICK HERE
How do I surrender my dog?
Our intake for surrendered dogs is closed due to the number of dogs we have in our system, and the ongoing requests from shelters facing death due to overcrowding. Requests to help with a shelter or owner surrender dog exceed the number of open foster homes. Every dog we accept into rescue must live in a volunteer's home, and we do not have enough fosters available.
What is your process to adopt?
The adoption process can be found online. Fenced in yards are not required, as we do place huskies in apartments after checking with the apartment to ensure pet deposits are paid, and huskies are not on the restricted breed list. Please note, during COVID, home checks are done virtually through pictures only. Also, due to COVID and our volunteer/foster-based status, processing time of an application can take 3-6 weeks for action. CLICK HERE
I need behavioral help with my dog/legal advice.
We are not trainers, behavior experts, or lawyers. There are many relationship-based trainer or a positive reinforcement trainer available. A search of the internet will yield good results. Often first-time consults are free. Also, in larger metropolitan areas, there are many Husky Owner groups with experience.
Can you help a dog with an abusive owner, or rescue a husky I found on the street?
We only rescue huskies through a bona fide shelter or where ownership is proven. We have no legal standing to rescue dogs from even the most horrific situation unless some legal authority is involved. Lost dogs need to be turned in to shelters in the event the owner is looking for them.
