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Rescue Me ID: 17-06-06-00144Bella (female)

Siberian Husky    Age: Young Adult

Compatibility: Good w/ Most Dogs, Good w/ Most Cats, Good w/ Kids and Adults 
Personality: Very High Energy, Somewhat Dominant 
Health: Needs to be Spayed 

    Bella is a beautiful all white Husky. She has a LOT of energy and she is very strong. She needs to have a fenced (strong fence dug into ground) in yard so she can run. She is like Houdini and digs her way out of our yard. She is good with adults, kids, and dogs. She gets along pretty well with cats, but likes to tease them. She really is a beautiful dog, we just don't have a large enough yard and our fence isn't strong enough to contain her.

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Mason County Tahuya, WA MAP IT!

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Mark Hernandez 5159911500

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Animal ID: FionaFiona (Oregon) (female)

Siberian Husky    Age: Puppy


    This beautiful tri-colored husky pup is Fiona. She's a smaller girl at only 38# and 11 months. She loves to chew on bones and play her version of fetch - which means she'll bring the ball back CLOSE to you... She is super healthy, fully UTD, altered and great with dogs the same size as her or larger. She is active, but likes to cuddle when she is tired (which does happen, I swear.) Acting like a husky might be expected to, Fiona needs a secure, 6 ft. fully fenced yard, and thinks cats and smaller creatures are 'burritos on the hoof,' so she can not live with them. Although Fiona is super healthy, she has a history as well. Rescued out of one ... (Read More)of the 5 highest kill shelters in CA, Fiona was a medical pull since a car had hit her. Her first vet thought a bone was broken, but consecutive vets saw no evidence of a break and concluded that Fiona had radial nerve damage. Initially, leg amputation was mentioned, but SHE WAS A PUPPY - so more long-term treatment was put in place. She takes Vit. E to help nerve growth, and has been cold lasered and medicated on a regular basis. Fiona has feeling in all of her toes, isn't reinjuring the foot and even when she holds the paw up (as if she has memory of the injury,) she takes off running thereafter at full speed. The vets say she is getting better, and that radial nerve damage can take over a year to heal. Fiona will need an owner that enforces boundaries, exercises with Fiona and goes to obedience training with Fiona. Going to obedience training is necessary for this adoption to happen and for Fiona to bond to her person. Fiona is house trained, crate trained and probably a little too rough for younger children, so Fiona will need a kid or kids 10 or over. This is a courtesy listing for one of our sister rescues, but feel free to contact Journeyhomerescue@outlook.com with questions. Fiona is waiting to meet you in Oregon. Transport may be available to approved adopters. (Less)

     Animal Location:

Journey Home Rescue & Resources
Douglas County E. Wenatchee, WA 98802-4838 MAP IT!

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Rescue Me ID: 15-05-26-00734CeCe (female)

Siberian Husky Mix    Age: Young Adult

Compatibility: Good w/ Most Dogs, Not Good w/ Cats, Good w/ Kids and Adults 
Health: Spayed, Vaccinations Current 

    Darling CeCe is a 50lb, 3yr old fun-loving, fast paced girl that loves to run, hike and hang out with her people. She also loves to pull you on your skateboard or run along side you while riding a bike. She would be a great family dog for an energetic, active family that has a big backyard in which she can run and play and kids over 12 yrs old. Although she's ok with neutral energy dogs to whom she's been properly introduced, she would prefer to be the only dog in the home. NO cats for this girl! We believe she may have some husky in the mix because although she's not much of a barker, she is very talkative, with lots of 'woowoowoo's' ... (Read More)when she's excited or is trying to tell you something. CeCe is being fostered in the Federal Way area. (Less)

 Adoption Fee: $285 Animal Location:

K9R&R
King County Auburn, WA MAP IT!

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PIease Read Before Adopting a Siberian Husky in Washington
    Siberian Husky Dogs can make good pets in Washington if they match your IifestyIe. The Siberian Husky is a large Spitz-type dog with a history of being used as a sled dog. Despite its ancient genetics and wolf-like appearance, Huskies are extremely friendly, gentle family companions. Huskies do not make good guard dogs. They are wonderful with children. Huskies do not like to be left alone so it is a good idea to own two of them. Huskies are smart but stubborn; they need firm training but may still disregard commands. Huskies should be socialized with other pets when they are puppies. Huskies need acreage on which to roam and should be sheltered from hot temperatures.

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lnteresting Siberian Husky Trivia Low-Cost Washington Spay & Neuter Clinics
    Huskies were bred from dogs indigenous to the Siberian Arctic. Teams of Huskies were used during Gunnar Kaasen's 1925 run to deliver diphtheria vaccine to Nome. The last Siberian Huskies were exported from Siberia in 1930, after which the Soviet government closed the country's borders to outside trade.

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Washington Animal Rescue
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King County - Bellevue 98005
Bellevue Neuter and Vaccination Clinic 206-455-2826

King County - Bellevue, WA 98005
Humane Society for Seattle/King County 425-641-0080

King County - Seattle, WA 98119
Seattle Animal Shelter Clinic 206-386-4260

King County - Seattle, Washington 98125
Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project 206-528-8125

King County - Seattle, WA 98155
Spay/Neuter Clinic 206-362-0505

Snohomish County - Arlington 98223
Purrfect Pals 360-652-9611

Whatcom County - Bellingham 98225
Whatcom Voice of the Animals 360-650-0556

Whatcom County - Bellingham, Washington 98226
Whatcom Humane Society 360-733-2080

Whatcom County - Bellingham, WA 98227
Alternative Humane Society 360-671-7445

Skagit County - Burlington, Washington 98233
SPOT (Saving Pets One at a Time) 360-336-5388

Skagit County - Burlington 98233
Humane Society of Skagit Valley 360-757-0445

Island County - Coupeville 98239
WAIF 360-678-5816

Island County - Langley 98260
Oasis for Animals 360-321-4142

Snohomish County - Sultan, Washington 98294
Pasado's Safe Haven Spay Station 360-793-9393

Pierce County - Gig Harbor, WA 98335
Peninsula Spay/Neuter Project 253-884-1543

Columbia County - Kennewick, Washington 99336
Basin Animal Rescue & Protection Agency 509-396-2794

Kitsap County - Bremerton, Washington 98337
Animal Rescue Families 360-698-6576

Clallum County - Port Angeles, WA 98363
Clallum County Humane Society 360-457-8206

Clallam County - Sequim, Washington 98382
Peninsula Friends of Animals 360-452-0414

Pierce County - Tacoma, WA 98409
Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce 253-383-2733

Skamania County - Underwood 98651
PROD 509-538-2397

Kittitas County - Ellensburg 98926
Kittitas County Friends of Animals 509-962-6628

Whitman County - Pullman 99163
Whitman County Humane Society 509-332-2246

Spokane County - Spokane 99212
Pet Savers Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic 509-924-7826

Spokane County - Spokane, WA 99217
Spokane Humane Society 509-467-5235

Benton County - Kennewick, WA 99336
Benton Franklin Humane Society 509-374-4235

Benton County - Richland, Washington 99352
POPP (Pet Over-Population Prevention) 509-943-4722

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