More Happy Tails

Here are some more stories of adopted dogs who've found happy homes through Patriot Siberian Husky Rescue...

Keysha
was a very shy dog that nobody wanted, until the wonderful folks at House K-9 Wolf Bakery in VT came along!

Diesel
suffered from a case of mange and an owner who didn't want to spend the money curing him. PSHR took him in, brought him back to health and found him a great forever home.

Snowball
needed just the right home that could manage her escapee tendencies, and we searched long and hard before we found just the right one.

Julia
"We are very happy and amused by Julia," says her new owners!

Keeta, Beau & Skye
are 3 rescues who found a new home together and are now sleddogs.

Eddie
lives with 9 other siberians, all but one of them rescues from various places. Kudo's go out to Eddie's new "mom" for having the patience and loving heart to offer up a home to so many unwanted siberians.

Captain
(on the left) lazing around with his new sister Ellie.

Aurora
found a wonderful new home through PSHR at the age of 8 where she offers canine companionship to her new "sister" Shelby.

Mookie
Mookie was enthusiastically adopted by a family from Connecticut.

Spanky
now enjoys a wonderfully active life as part of a recreational sled team.

Jasmine
is adored by her new family members!

Lakota
plays "mother hen" to the family cats.

Juneau
is our oldest sibe ever placed, and proves a sibe is never too old to fill your heart with joy.

George & Gracie
(formerly Dakota & Nikki) were adopted at separate times but are the perfect match.

Sasha
came to us underweight and suffering from siezures. Her new home was very understanding and patient with her and she is now in excellent health!

Yukon
was adopted at 8 years old by a couple who had a younger siberian, who say they had no idea what they were missing out on by having more than one!

Tasha
(in center) with new brothers.

Neiko
came into our foster program from a shelter; we think he had been neglected and misunderstood by his previous owner. We placed him with a gentle family where he has really begun to thrive!

Tundra
was adopted out at the age of 11, and just a few months shy of 13 years old earned her CGC title with her new owner. Who says an old dog can't learn new tricks?