#FiveSibes #WaitingWednesday: Spotlight on Northern California Sled Dog Rescue (NorSled)!


If you think you are seeing double, you're actually looking at almost twin-like Siberian Huskies! Read more about beautiful family members Domino and Smiley further down in this post and how you can adopt them and other gorgeous Huskies from today's highlighted rescue~Northern California Sled Dog Rescue (NorSled)!

 

 #WaitingWednesday Blog Hop #HuskyRescues

 

Organization Contact Information

 


 
Northern California Sled Dog Rescue
(NorSled)
 
P.O. Box 30877, 
    Walnut Creek, CA 94598           
                                            

EMAIL: rescue@norsled.org

TEL: 800-471-5822

 

Website:

 
 Adoption Information:
 
Adoption Application:  
 
 
Facebook Page (@NorSledRescue):
 https://www.facebook.com/norsledrescue/
 

"Northern California Sled Dog Rescue (NorSled) is an all-volunteer non-profit group dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and finding new homes for unwanted, abused and abandoned Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, Samoyeds, and Northern-breed mixes."

NorSled Mission Statement

​ "Rescuing, rehabilitating, fostering and finding homes for unwanted, abandoned and abused Northern breed dogs: Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, Samoyeds, and mixes of these breeds."

Service Area

"Northern California Sled Dog Rescue (NorSled) covers many Northern California counties including: Alameda, Butte, Contra Costa, Glenn, Humboldt, Kern, Lake, Marin, Mendocino, Napa, Sacramento, Solano, Sonoma, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba. The territory covered by NorSled is approximately 70,702 square miles with a population of about 12,839,947. This area is larger and more populated than some States and even some Countries! NorSled "averages rehoming 200 dogs a year! NorSled works directly with shelters in these areas, and also if there is space, shelters in other Northern California areas, Central California and Western Nevada. In some circumstances NorSled may take owner surrenders, but usually we work through the shelter system. We work closely with other Nordic breed rescues in other areas, and can refer owners in crisis to the rescue nearest them."

 
 

 How Can I Adopt or Foster From NorSled?

Check out their Adoption Policies & Foster Info:
 

 
A Fun Fall Fundraiser From NorSled!
 
 
When you sign up and pay the registration fee, this is your cool swag pack!

Check out NorSled's page HERE for other ways to donate to help sled dogs in need!

Meet Beautiful Adoptables From NorSled...
 
(Full List of Beautiful Adoptable Huskies & Bios HERE)
 
 
đź“Ś PLEASE NOTE: 
 
AT THIS TIME DUE TO COVID-19, NORSLED IS ONLY FOSTERING AND ADOPTING DOGS TO PREVIOUS/EXPERIENCED HUSKY FAMILIES. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING!
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 


 

 


 


 

 Helping to educate others about the Siberian Husky breed's specific needs BEFORE they get one to ensure they are prepared and the home becomes a loving forever home.

 

#BreedEducate2Relate #WaitingWednesday #Rescue Blog Hop

What's This  #WaitingWednesday 
Blog Hop All About? 

It's about becoming a "village" to help rescues, homeless Huskies, and all abandoned pets of any species in need. It's also to share breed information to help educate folks so they understand the traits, habits, and needs of specific breeds, such as the Siberian Husky, BEFORE they welcome one into their home to ensure the home will be a forever one. Please check out our recent post HERE where I talk all about this new important Blog Hop! 

 

How You Can Join in Our Weekly "Village" to  Help Homeless Pets...

Write a blog post (or Facebook or Instagram post) highlighting a rescue (you can do a different one each week!) along with some photos of the rescue's adoptable animals (dogs, cats, horses, bunnies--any species) along with a little info on the pet and the rescue's contact information.

 

***Grab our badge here and link to our blog, add your post's link to the Linky list, and join in the hop to help homeless animals! Link List is open all week for your convenience!***


While we here at FiveSibes randomly select rescues to highlight, if you are with a non-profit rescue of northern breed dogs (and mixes of both), and want to be sure I feature your rescue, please send me your info and some of your adoptables to highlight in an upcoming “Waiting Wednesday” post! Feel free to Email info and photos to FiveSibes(at)gmail(dot)com and put "Waiting Wednesday Adoptable" in subject line!

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Comments

  1. Brian's Home BlogSeptember 30, 2020 at 10:02 AM

    I hope someone comes for you sweet pups super soon.

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  2. ♥♥ The OP Pack ♥♥September 30, 2020 at 3:05 PM

    So many beautiful pups in need of good homes. Mom says we are the last pups she will probably have in her lifetime:( We would love to have her get us another one.

    Woos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber

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  3. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®September 30, 2020 at 3:49 PM

    We do hope that all the beautiful Husky's featured today get their furever homes soon! XOX

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  4. Tails Around the RanchOctober 1, 2020 at 2:39 PM

    We'll keep our paws crossed for all this week's stars, but especially Domino who is an especially beautiful pupster!

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