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SIBERIAN HUSKY CLUB OF QUEENSLAND
Affiliated with the Canine Control Council ( Queensland )

RESCUE

We wish to emphasise that if you are thinking of getting a Siberian Husky, please have the realisation that they will be a part of your life for the next 10-15 years. Please consider carefully the breed characteristics and your lifestyle before committing to purchase, otherwise your ill-informed decision may result in an unwanted Siberian Husky.

The Siberian Husky Club of Queensland provides a basic Rescue Service for rehoming of unwanted Siberian Huskies.
Our basic service consists of keeping a register of dogs available for adoption and a list of people wishing to adopt,
and putting those people in touch.
Unfortunately, we do not offer pound or RSPCA held huskies a service. We would need to purchase these dogs out of the pound/RSPCA, supply temporary housing for them, and then find them a home. This is currently not an option for our Club.

Please also Note that we are only able to assist rehoming dogs currently resident in the state of Queensland, Australia.

WE DESPARATELY NEED foster homes, and people willing to look after a dog temporarily.

If you're thinking of taking in an unwanted Siberian Husky, please complete the following form.
Every effort will be made to match your requirements with those of available rescue dogs. 

** I am wanting to adopt a Siberian Husky **

If you are unable to keep your Siberian Husky please consider the following before contacting us:

We are only able to assist rehoming dogs currently resident in Queensland.

We do not house the dog during the search for a new home.

We make every effort to find unwanted Siberians a new loving, life-long home.  To achieve this we match characteristics of the rescue dog with the requirements of the prospective owner.

You will need to call us to discuss your dog's rehoming and provide us with information about your dog so that we can profile it for prospective matches.  We will need to discuss the following at a minimum; be prepared with answers before calling.

• Have you contacted the Breeder? Are they willing to take the dog back?
• The dog's history ie. temperament, sociability and general personality characteristics; good habits and bad habits
• Does the dog have problems which you are passing onto someone else unfairly?
• Level of existing training ie. obedience
• Health and age of the dog
• Vaccination date and level, heartworm treatment and dates
• Is the dog de-sexed?
• Whether you can continue to house the dog while we help look for its new home

Please call Darrin on (07) 5426-4999; alternatively you may prefer to make initial contact via e-mail at [email protected]

The Following Siberians are available for adoption:

to be updated soon

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