#WaitingWednesday Spotlight: Husky House Siberian Husky & Fellow K9 Rescue

 
Woo! So very excited to be launching our new #WaitingWednesday Blog Hop ~ it's a weekly post of highlighting rescues and some of their adoptables! Here at FiveSibes, we focus on Siberian Huskies and northern breeds, but the Blog Hop is open to ALL breeds and species!  I'm going to jump right in with our first featured rescue, Husky House Siberian Husky & Fellow K-9 Rescue, but please be sure to read below to get all the exciting deets on what this Blog Hop is all about!

Organization Contact Info:
Husky House
391 Rt 34
Matawan, NJ 07747
Email: Huskyhouseinc@gmail.com

Located in New Jersey, 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 the importance of spaying and neutering all dogs and cats alike. Husky House is a non-profit, tax exempt organization (501c3) that was founded by Lorraine Healy. Husky House is dedicated to helping abandoned Siberian Huskies as well as all breeds of dogs, including mixes, have a second chance in life and a place to call home which they so richly deserve."

Meet Some of the Beautiful Husky House Adoptables...





***NOTE: Dogs with epilepsy can and do live happy lives! For more information on Canine Epilepsy and seizure awareness, please visit our FiveSibes #LiveGibStrong K-9 Epilepsy Online Library at http://fivesibes.com/k-9-epilepsy-awareness.html and our #Paws4Purple partnership with the Anita Kaufmann Foundation at http://purpledayeveryday.org/paws-4-purple/. 



















"Husky House is dedicated to helping abandoned Siberian Huskies as well as all breeds of dogs, including mixes, have a second chance in life and a place to call home which they so richly deserve." ~HuskyHouse.org


How Can I Adopt or Foster from 
 Husky House?

  1. Husky House IS NOT a walk-through facility. Adoptions are by approved appointments only.
  2. Fill out a non-binding application on their website.
  3. Husky House will be checking your vet and personal references.
  4. Husky House will conduct a phone interview.
  5. Husky House will perform a Home visit.
  6. Upon completion and approval of application & home visit, come meet the dog(s)!
Husky House Contact Info:


What's This NEW #WordlessWednesday Blog Hop  All About?

It's about becoming a "village" to help rescues, homeless Huskies, and all abandoned pets of any species in need. It's also to share breed information to help educate folks so they understand the traits, habits, and needs of specific breeds, such as the Siberian Husky, BEFORE they welcome one into their home to ensure the home will be a forever one. Please check out our recent post HERE where I talk all about this new important Blog Hop!  


Also, please be sure to read a very important and informative blog article wrote,  #BreedEducate2Relate: It Takes A Village to Help Huskies in Need about the explosion of Siberian Huskies being abandoned and to become on educated on the breed before welcoming one into a home, as well as an equally important companion article in 4Knines titled Siberian Husky Rescues: A Heartfelt Mission to Help the Homeless. I hope if you have not read these, you will and share with others, too.


How You Can Join in Our Weekly "Village" to  Help Homeless Pets...

Write a blog post highlighting a rescue (you can do a different one each week!) along with some photos of the rescue's adoptable animals (dogs, cats, horses, bunnies--any species) along with a little info on the pet and the rescue's contact information. Then grab our badge below and link to our blog, add your post's link to the Linky list, and join in the hop to help homeless animals!




If you are with a non-profit rescue of northern breed dogs (and mixes of both), please send me your info and some of your adoptables to highlight in an upcoming “Waiting Wednesday” feature! Feel free to Email info and photos to FiveSibes(at)gmail(dot)com and put “Waiting Wednesday Adoptable” in subject line!








Comments

  1. ZoolatryJune 12, 2019 at 4:35 AM

    A wonderful idea for a blog hop ... hope it will grow over time into a very pup-ular one ... and help find homes for so many in need!

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  2. meowmeowmansJune 12, 2019 at 8:14 AM

    What a great idea for a blog hop! Thank you for hosting. We're so excited to hop along to help animals waiting for their happily ever afters. :)

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  3. Tails Around the RanchJune 13, 2019 at 2:11 PM

    hope they all find 'fur-ever' homes soon! Thank you for advocating for all these sweet babies.

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  4. Brian's Home BlogJune 13, 2019 at 7:20 PM

    Such sweeties and those faces are all so precious!

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