Max loves his new home

A few months ago The Brat Pack let us know that they found a cute little boy named Max. Max had a home that didn't understand huskies, and he was traded from person to person. The Brat's friend found Max roaming the streets. Prior owners were contacted, but they had no interest in retrieving this poor fella who now had a hurt front let. Thankfully these kind citizens took pity on Mr. Max and took him to the vet where his leg was tended to and he even got groomed. Well, he was looking mighty handsome. Thankfully Kate and Bob had put in an application with us, but we hadn't found the perfect match yet. So The Brat's friend and Kate and Bob got together....LOVE at first site. Look at Mr. Max now! I'm thinking they look pretty darn happy. And, that leg is healing great because Mr. Max is already running 3 miles a day with his humans.

Thanks to the Brats, their sister and friend and to Kate and Bob for helping Max find his forever home.

Catch up with the Brats at www.fivehappyhounds.com.

Tail wags.

LK

Update Godfrey

Remember this cute Wheaten Terrier? Godfrey found his forever home today. After quite a few inquiries, Companion Animal Network matched Mr. Godfrey with a family that already has a female Wheaten. They have a wonderful backyard with a pool, and quite a dog friendly home. Godfrey walked right into their home and made himself comfortable. One parent is a doctor and usually arrives home by 3:00, and another parent has flexible hours as a yoga instructor. Godfrey must have known immediately that this family loves to love, exercise and play with their dogs. As is many times the case, Godfrey, chose his home. We had several wonderful people interested in this fellow.

Thanks for spreading the word. Congratulations, Godfrey!

LK

Husky Haven Rocks

Pat with Husky Haven has to be the single best Husky rescuer in the South. She takes in so many needy huskies, and makes sure they all find fabulous homes. Pat doesn't cherry pick the huskies, and spends countless hours making sure everyone is completed vetted and prepared for their new home. Pat has been doing this for YEARS. So, naturally, we try to help Husky Haven whenever we can.

Here's a note from Pat we received today:

We are one of the 10 National finalist in the Purina Rally to Rescue contest. Right now Kaylene is in third place. Please read her story and look at her video and vote for her. Also would you please send it out to your contacts everywhere. You can only vote once per computer.

VOTE FOR KAYLENE

and help Husky Haven win $5000.00 Pro Plan dog food
http://www.rallytorescue.org/doingmoreforpets/Vote.aspx

Pat
Husky Haven Inc
www.huskyhaven.org

Here's a teaser....

Alone, scared and covered with blood, the petite six-month old Siberian Husky lay on the side of the road with a bullet in her face......
Now this dog story has a happy ending, so go read more and vote for Kaylene!

Why we love Gayle Justice (UPDATED)

Gayle Justice is a dog trainer in the DFW area. She's been training obedience to agility to mobility service to aggressive dogs for over 25 years. One of her clients called her this morning. A 6 week old pup had been "let" into their yard overnight. When her border collies went out this morning, they found this surprise. Gayle is assisting her clients get this pup into a rescue group. If you know of anyone who may have an interest, let us know.

The story gets better. Gayle and her client are concerned that whoever left the pup in their yard over night may have left others in the neighborhood. So, they are off to look for more pups. In the Texas heat these guys won't last all day without food and water.

Great job Gayle.

UPDATE:

Thank you Molly with CCHS for taking this little sweetheart. She is quite the charmer and loves to cuddle. She also thinks the “big dogs” around here are nosy – they have all been checking on her and run to hubby and I if puppy makes a noise. “Quick Mom, she’s yelling!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks to all for cross posting, little pup will be transported to a great group.

Sincerely,

Gayle Justice
www.maximumk-9.com

Black and white husky in Arlington

This fellow is available at the Arlington Animal Shelter. He weighs 52 pounds and has yet to be neutered. His animal ID is A10648552.
We think he's pretty cute. What do you think?

If interested, please contact Arlington Animal Services at 817-459-5898.

Available at the Garland Shelter

This handsome husky male is available at the Garland Animal Shelter. His ID is A137986. His age is unknown, he hasn't been neutered yet, and as you can see from the picture, he is red and white.

If interested, contact the Garland Animal Services at 972-205-3570 option #2.

Gracey--One Lucky Siberian Husky

Meet Gracey. Gracey entered foster care, and after a few months found a WONDERFUL home. Now Gracey has a new sister, a blind setter, and a new farm with longhorns and everything.What a great life these gals are leading. Thank you Ricky and Judy for loving these pups, and providing a wonderful home.