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Iggy - a shy dog rescued from an
over populated yard. Iggy loves to run in harness and is very sweet. He
keeps weight on easily and has a very mellow personality towards people
and other dogs. He is one of the sweetest fosters we have ever had.
Madeline - a very shy dog recovering from a feral mindset. Madeline has a very short coat and will need to be an inside dog. She has shown signs of wanting to be a sled dog but is still working through her recent life changes. She walks very well on a leash and responds very well to commands. MollyAnna - a very outgoing dog with a LOT of love to give. She has yet to met a person she didnt like. MollyAnna runs well within our team and may have potential for leadership. For detailed information on these dogs, their personality, to schedule a visit or how to adopt give us a call at (907) 322-3934 or send email to Cooper@LeadDogGraphics.com |
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support our fosters. Use the button below to send in your donation... We also welcome dog food, treats and feed store gift certificates To send your donation by mail please use this address: PO Box 56842 North Pole, AK 99705 Or donate directly to our local animal shelter by visiting this site: www.petfinder.com/shelters/fnsb.html |
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kennel has specialized in rehabilitating shy and malnourished working
huskies since 2003. Our first rescues were taken from a severely over populated dog yard and were in desperate need of food and companionship. They received loving care at our kennel and quickly grew back, hair, muscle and developed a stronger mental attitude about their new lives. After it was time for their placement into new homes we couldnt stop answering the call to save more lives... The pictures below of our past rescues, now in loving homes, only offer a brief glimpse into the lives of these special creatures but we hope, through their smiles, you will see what makes all the hard work so worth doing. |
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Most of our rescues are fostered through the Fairbanks Animal Shleter Foster program. To find out how you can be a foster or adopt dogs in need check out the Fairbanks Animal Shelter website for more information: www.petfinder.com/shelters/fnsb.html |
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- Warning - The dogs shown below are our worst case rescues. Many of the photos were taken upon their arrival before rehabilitation. If you are faint of heart do not proceed further... |
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