My wife has decided she wants another Husky as Roxy is kind of depressed without Trent  Does anyone have a lead where we could adopt a young one or find a puppy?

 

Please note I only want one!!!  I don't want to end up like this guy who's picture I saw on the Internet  

 

This is the local NJ husky rescue facility. Good Luck!!

 

http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/NJ141.html

 

 

This a the link to the available dogs.

 

http://www.huskyhouse.org/adopt

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This a the link to the available dogs.

 

http://www.huskyhouse.org/adopt

That's some adoption aplication.

wow

This is the local NJ husky rescue facility. Good Luck!!

 

http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/NJ141.html

 

 

This a the link to the available dogs.

 

http://www.huskyhouse.org/adopt

Thanks, but they consider us unsuitable parents for a Husky - yes I am serious.  Before we bought our last puppy we figured we would help out a homeless dog.  We filled out their crazy application and had two people come to our home for an inspection.  They failed us because we have an electric pet containment system.  They once placed a dog in a home with one and the dog got out and was killed so they won't place another dog to anyone with one.  Did not matter that we already had three and they never get out and are free to be outside in the fresh air as much as they want.  Does not matter that with a real fence someone can leave a gate open and the dog is gone.  Just stupid, but thanks for your thinking of me.

This is the local NJ husky rescue facility. Good Luck!!

 

http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/NJ141.html

 

 

This a the link to the available dogs.

 

http://www.huskyhouse.org/adopt

 

 

That's some adoption aplication.

wow

 

 

We do Golden Retriever rescue and also have a lengthy application review process. But, the purpose is to match a dog to a family, to the best of their ability. With the goal being the dog goes out into a forever home and never comes back into rescue. In the 10+ years we have been involved, the groups have been very successful.

 

i know the fence is an issue, but it is not Husky specific. Many breed rescues have that requirement, especially for the more "adventurous dogs".

 

Not suggesting you do it, just a comment. When we decided to be part of the rescue solution we installed a fence, wasn't cheap as we went with vinyl. But, the rewards over the years both with dogs we have rescued and those that we fostered has been wonderful.

 

Good luck in finding a mate for you and you current furbaby. Been there and done that and still find it amazing how much two or more dogs that live together can be so close and how they react when they lose house mate.