Siberian Husky Rescue of Florida

The Siberian Husky is a very unique breed. Their friendly and outgoing temperaments make them a great all-round dog. As with so many animals, many Siberian Huskies are abused, neglected and abandoned every year and are in great need of loving care and both foster and forever homes.

Siberian Husky Rescue of Florida ,Inc. have directly and indirectly helped to save 920 dogs since their incorporation in December of 1999!

The mission of the Siberian Husky Rescue of Florida, Inc. is to rescue stray, abused, surrendered and unwanted Siberian Huskies.

The purpose of this not for profit organization, is to assist area animal control agencies, Humane Societies, and Siberian Husky owners with the humane care and disposition of these amazing animals.

Adopting an animal is a lifetime commitment to the love, care, health and safety of that animal. Neither more nor less than one would expect when adopting a human child. The adopter is not supplying a home to something that is “just a dog”. If you adopt a young Husky and they do what most every young dog does – have bathroom accidents in the house, chew on your furniture, knock things over and generally just run around having fun you should be tolerant of their actions. They will learn what they are allowed to do and what they are not if you give them a modicum of patience and firm but non-violent instruction.

All SHRF adoptable dogs are spayed/neutered if necessary, treated for heartworm, sarcoptic mange and other diseases, bathed, groomed and microchipped. SHRF provides loving foster homes and they try to crate train, house train and obedience train the dogs as much as possible. SHRF ensures all their dogs are up to date with their vaccines, flea and tick treatments. The required adoption amount is carefully calculated to cover only the most basic expenses for an individual dog. Many dogs come to SHRF with abuse or medical problems and they spend only what is necessary to get the dog back to good health. If required, SHRF will pay the animal shelter adoption fees to take these dogs out of the shelters, saving them from being euthanized in most instances, and then provide the funding for their expenses while being fostered (boarding/food/toys/crates). Every cent taken in by Siberian Husky Rescue of Florida, Inc. goes toward the dogs’ expenses. All personnel are volunteers in the true sense of the word; one who performs or offers to perform a service, out of his or her own free will – without payment. SHRF can almost guarantee that in all but the rarest of cases adopting a Siberian Husky will bring a surprising amount of joy and contentment. Their exuberance, loyalty, affection and penchant for high glee are contagious.

FOSTER ALERT!

SHRF are in desperate need of Foster homes to help save more Siberians from neglect, abuse, abandonment and illness. These precious fur balls cannot be saved without help. If you can open your heart and home to just one of these beautiful dogs 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! For more information about fostering, please click HERE 

Can you look into these eyes and not want to help? 

To find out more about the wonderful work being done by Siberian Husky Rescue of Florida Inc., or to make a much needed donation, please click HERE to visit the SHRF website.

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Buy a shirt and help save a life!

CLOTHING BRAND LOOKS TO SAVE SHELTER DOGS!


All For One Clothing wants to make a difference in the lives of shelter dogs by giving people a way to wear their passion.

This clothing brand based in Alta Loma, CA hopes to raise one million dollars for local animal shelters. Inspired by the story of his own adopted shelter dog Shilo, Brandon Hopkins decided he needed to find a way to help.

During the search for a new puppy, Brandon was told how eight week old Shilo was left outside the Jurupa Valley Animal Shelter in a brown paper bag with her three brothers and sisters. Along with giving Shilo a loving home Brandon decided to start All For One with the mission of raising donations through the sale of t-shirts featuring dog themed designs. For every shirt that is sold $2 is donated to a local animal shelter.

After almost two years in the planning and preparation phase, All For One now has their first line of shirts featuring eight designs on their website www.AllForOneClothing.com. Each design features a dog theme and is printed in a limited edition. Along with the shirt each purchase comes with a human treat for the purchaser in the form of a silicone bracelet that lets people know the wearer cares about saving homeless dogs. The website also features which shelter is currently working with All For One and information about how to get in touch with the shelter about adopting a dog.

Already having participated in a charity event for New Beginnings Animal Shelter of Irvine, CA in which All For One donated two hundred shirts, they are excited to begin working with other local shelters to help lower the number of homeless dogs. Over three million dogs are put to sleep every year in shelters because they don’t find a loving home and All For One is hoping to change that by donating much needed funds that allow the shelters to care for dogs until they can find a home.

Sales of the latest All For One shirt pictured below, will benefit the Miniature Pinscher Rescue


For additional information , contact Brandon Hopkins or visit www.allforoneclothing.com.

Contact:
Brandon Hopkins, owner
All For One
909-354-2434