Husky Haven is Celebrating 30 years of Siberian Husky Ownership.

The goal of Siberian Husky Rescue of Colorado, Inc. is to rescue abused and unwanted Siberian Huskies; and place them in a stable, loving environment where they can be part of the family. Siberian Husky Rescue of Colorado, Inc. is also committed to educating prospective, as well as current, owners of the unique quirks that are associated with the magnificent breed known as the Siberian Husky.

We network with other Siberian husky rescues and related groups to create as much exposure as is possible to help re-home huskies. We stress owner education with particular emphasis on effective and humane training, and place our dogs with those who will care for them as we would; with love and respect. If you are interested in becoming a foster home, and you reside in Central Oregon, please let us know

Husky Rescue SA has developed a rescue program to accommodate these unwanted, abandoned and very often abused dogs. Husky Rescue SA are contacted by a member of the public or an animal welfare organisation. One of the members drives to the location to collect the dog. The dog is then taken to a veterinary clinic where he or she is treated for any illness or injuries, sterilized, vaccinated, de-wormed and micro-chipped. The dog is then placed with a foster family until a new owner can be found.

Husky House is committed to the rescue, shelter, care and adoption of stray, abandoned and unwanted animals in the tri-state area.  We are also dedicated to furthering the public's education concerning the issues of proper pet care and importance of spaying and neutering of all dogs and cats alike.

We are in desperate need of foster homes & volunteers(reference researchers and message monitors) throughout southeastern Virginia. SHINE cannot continue to help homeless huskies without YOU! Fostering is the hardest job in rescue, but if you can do it, it is also the most rewarding experience. It is extremely difficult to take a husky into your home, treat it like one of your own and then give it to another family.

Organization which raises and disburses funds to assist Siberian Husky rescue groups and individuals with non-routine expenses incurred for rescue dogs. This might include paying for heartworm treatment or making a contribution towards major surgery or multiple medical expenses. Applications for funds must be submitted to our rescue coordinator.

We here at Tundra Spirits are a group of dedicated volunteers who are committed to improving the quality of life for abused/abandoned Siberian Huskies in our community. We have established a network of knowledgeable, caring individuals who can provide transport a nd foster care for those unfortunate Huskies needing a new lease on life.

We have done incredibly well in helping large numbers of struggling owners to keep their Siberians as a result if the support, information and training we have been able to offer. We have been proactive in educating the public against the puppy farmers, backyard breeders and naive/greedy "pet" breeders who are destroying our magnificent breed.

WA, Australia. We are a small group of volunteers that seek to Foster and Adopt Siberian Huskies in WA that need a temporary and permanent home. We are always looking for Volunteers, to assist in Transport, Fostering and any other forms of care for the Huskies in our care. The main intent is to find a good safe and secure home for them to be adopted into and loved.

Australia. We are not a rescue group but offer our services as a resource to those who are involved in rescue. Any dogs advertised on this site by a rescue group is done free of charge. Where we are notified we will also place pictures of dogs who have been impounded and are currently on death row. Helping the rescue of Samoyed, Alaskan Malamute, Siberian Husky, and other northern spitz breeds in Australia.

Tails of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue is a nonprofit (501c3) volunteer organization, formed to help Siberian Huskies and Siberian Husky Mixes that have been abused, neglected, abandoned, or surrendered by their owners. Our goals are to place these dogs in loving homes and to educate people about the characteristics of this wonderful, yet often misunderstood, breed.

Nonprofit group of volunteers that serves the midwest and pacific northwest regions of the United States. Includes calendar of events, adoption process details, and pictures of available dogs. - Read more

Pictures, profiles of dogs in need of homes, success stories, and information about ways to help the organization. Adopt A Husky of Dallas is a non-profit all volunteer organization dedicated to saving Siberians Huskies from death row, to the education of the public in how to care for them and understand the gentle and affectionate nature of the breed. We are committed to finding good homes in which to place our dogs. - Read more

Volunteer group based in Eastern Massachusetts on Cape Cod. Features news, information about adopting, and memorials. - Read more

Information and photographs of dogs available for adoption and provides education about the breed. We have too many dogs, and half of the unwanted ones wind up being killed in shelters. Adopt a dog today and always spay/neuter your pet! - Read more

Serves Central to Eastern PA, Central to Southern NJ, and Northern DE and MD regions. Breed details, event calendar, photos of available dogs, and rescue stories are included. Rescues are a volunteer community. We work together to collectively relieve and assist the animals involved and also the families both in need of help with their family pet and families looking for their missing counterpart. It only takes as much as you wish to involve yourself, from something as simple as a phone call to helping get an animal to vet for assistance. - Read more

Profiles, with pictures, of available dogs. A mailing list and links to related sites are also featured. - Read more

Nonprofit organization located in Harvard, Illinois. Adoption showcase, success stories, list of breed traits, and event details are included. Are you looking to adopt a husky? Free Spirit is a no-kill organization, located in northern Illinois, dedicated to placing Siberian Huskies and Husky Mixes in permanent, loving homes. By adopting a homeless pet, you will be giving an animal a second chance at life. Helping Huskies, one paw at a time! - Read more

Houston, Texas rescue organization. Lists dogs available for adoption. Also lists dogs in other shelters. - Read more

Organization dedicated to finding new homes for dogs. Located in Lansdale, Pennsylvania. Successful adoption stories, breed information, and lost and found listings are featured. Looking for that special friend? MaPaw Siberian Husky Rescue and Referral Service, Inc. is glad to help you. Old or young, these dogs have lots of love to give. - Read more

Finds homes for unwanted Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, Samoyeds, American Eskimo and Northern-breed mixes in Northern California. Includes breed information, photos of available dogs, and event details. - Read more

Group of volunteers in Tewksbury, Massachusetts working to find permanent homes for dogs in need. Contains information about the adoption process, profiles of available dogs, and success stories. We do our utmost to make the best match for both the Siberian and the adopter. We carefully screen prospective adopters by using questionnaires and interviews. - Read more

Nonprofit rescue group located in San Diego, California. Displays photos of available dogs. Provides training techniques for your dog. Please note we are not Siberian Husky breeders. We do not have puppies for sale! The majority of SanDiegoHuskies rescue Huskies are usually adult dogs. We occasionally get puppies, but that is a rare occasion. - Read more

We rescue Siberian Huskies from shelters in SW Virginia, from Roanoke south to Knoxville Tennessee. Includes an education outreach program and profiles and photos of adoptable dogs. - Read more

Listing dogs in need of rescue across Canada. Adoption application and lost and found listings. - Read more

International directory of rescue groups, broken up by region. Information on how to set up a rescue group. Behavior characteristics of the breed are also included. - Read more

A rescue serving the northern portion of Florida. Includes details of how to adopt, foster, and volunteer. We are in desperate need of Foster homes to help save more Siberians from neglect, abuse, abandonment and illness. We can not save these precious fur balls without your help. If you can open your heart and home to just one fur ball you can make a difference! By becoming a Foster you are not only saving a life, you are helping give a Siberian a chance at a new home...a new life! - Read more

Profiles and photos of dogs needing homes, adoption process details, wish list, memorials, success stories, and list of other shelters in the state. Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico is an all-volunteer, 501 (c)(3) rescue organization devoted to rescuing, rehabilitating, and finding new, permanent, loving homes for Siberian huskies, and often, husky mixes that have ended up neglected, abused, or unwanted. We generally take in and place dogs within New Mexico; however, occasionally, we can take and/or place dogs out-of-state. - Read more

San Francisco, California based organization. Displays lost, found, and available dogs. Also lists shelters and other rescuers in California, Nevada and Oregon. - Read more

Sleddog Rescue Organization located in Atascadero, California. Displays dogs for adoption, breed information, and a section on care and tips. It is our goal to make life better for some of the thousands of lost, unwanted and homeless Huskies while at the same time helping to educate our youth and their parents to the need for spay/neuter and life long commitment to all pets. - Read more

Works to find permanent homes for dogs located in Southeast Florida. Features rescue policy, success stories, breed facts, and training tips. We assist in finding homes for abused and/or neglected and abandoned purebred Siberian Huskies, as well as those that are owner surrenders. We also offer placement assistance for dogs that can be fostered by their current owners. - Read more

Works with shelters across North Carolina to rescue dogs and place them in permanent homes. Includes calendar of events, breed description, and profiles of available dogs. Our sole purpose and priority is to help unwanted, misunderstood, abandoned or neglected Siberians find homes. We do this by providing needed health care, rehabilitation and training for all our foster dogs and carefully screening potential adopters. - Read more