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Rescue work


Being part of rescue work can be hard...but at the same time rewarding.

Sometimes you have to stand up for what you believe in even if it's not what is popular to do.

I have recently started to re-home Huskies,it really changed my perspective.

There are so many unwanted dogs; thousands of dogs get euthanized each year over the globe...

...but still there are so many intact animals.

Don't get me wrong if we neuter and spay every dog then we won't have any left. But we must look at the bigger picture and see that there are so many dogs that need a good home.

Some dogs stay at shelters for months and even worse some get euthanized to make space for the new comer.

So next time before supporting your local pet shop and buying an adorable puppy or breeding another litter.

Think about maybe adopting an older dog.

I strongly believe when you decide to get a dog try and prepare yourself for the puppy or older dog. Find out as much about dogs and the specific breed as you can.

This prevents us from feeling too overwhelmed.

You don't need to safe the whole animal kingdom by yourself...

...but be informed and care for the one you have.

If everybody can do that we will be at a much better place.

Remember we all have to start learning some where and reading this web site is a great way to go about it.

Thank you for caring so much about your dog.

In the following link you can read about what we as Husky Rescue S.A do to try and help.

Malamute



Husky Rescue South Africa

Dogs available for adoption

How to handle your adopted dog


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