Wooo! We are once again participating as remote hikers to spread the word about Canine Epilepsy Awareness and rescue Huskies in need for the annual Tails of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue 's "Tails on the Trails" Dog Walk and Festival and we need you ! As remote hikers, we are walking to help spread the word that dogs who have Canine Epilepsy, like my Gibson, are not defined nor limited by the disease. Epi-dogs (Canine Epileptics) can ~ and DO ~ live full, happy lives. They do not let seizures stop them from what a dog does best - enjoy life! What a wonderful inspiration and example they are for us!  What our Pledge Page looks like. Click HERE. Shout It! Shout It! Shout It Out Loud! To help spread the word about our #LiveGibStrong Canine Epilepsy Awareness and rescue Huskies in need, we are hiking for pledges to help benefit the Huskies TOTTSHR saves! If you would like to pledge in the FiveSibes name, please visit our Pledge Page HERE (PayPal). If you do not ...

Woooo! We are once again participating in the annual Tails of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue's annual "Tails on the Trails" fundraising hike and are looking for our friends and family to sponsor the FiveSibes by pledging (any amount) to help us help the homeless Huskies helped by this wonderful rescue! It's so simple to do...you just visit this PLEDGE link and it will bring you right to the FiveSibes PayPal pledge button ! You know you are in the right place when you see this image below: While this year we are registered as "remote hikers" and will be walking in the fundraiser from home, we humans did attend last year and had a wonderful time while helping the rescue raise valuable funds for the Huskies they save and help. Here's a fun look back to last year's "Tails on the Trails": Woos and Thank Yous for Your Support!

The sled dog team was ready! This past Saturday, we had the pleasure of being at the Tails of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue's 10th Annual "Tails on the Trails" Husky fundraising hike that was held in the beautiful Warminster Community Park in Pennsylvania. When we were invited by TOTTSHR to come, I was so excited! I've always wanted to attend, and have participated with the Sibe kids as "remote" walkers in the past to help raise funds for this wonderful rescue. This was my first year there, and it was great! I met so many beautiful Siberian Huskies and other canines, as well as a lot of very nice people, including some readers of this blog and my FiveSibes: Siberian Husky K9 News & Reviews Facebook page who were fans of Gibson, Harley, Wolf, Chloe, and Bandit! There were some "The Sibe Vibe" listeners, too!  Our Harley all decked out! I had fun signing some books, shooting photographs, and also doing a little shopping of my own! ...

Our FurAngel Chelsey with puppy Harley, circa 2005 I was flipping through some photographs and came across some from when Harley and Gibson were pups! What a pleasant surprise to find these - like jewels - that slipped out from between the pressed pages of a book. With everything being digital nowadays, having an actual photograph to look at versus checking one out online or on our phones is actually quite rare. I was still shooting with a film 35mm camera when Harley and a while later, Gibson joined our family, which consisted, at the time, of just one dog - our rescue German Shepherd/Akita, Chelsey who we adopted as a puppy. Reminiscing over the photos, I thought, "Wouldn't it be fun to do a 'Flashback Friday' every Friday featuring pics of my furbabies when they were pups?" They grow up so fast; it will be nice to take time to reflect upon the joy these puppies have added to our lives by featuring a different photo each Friday. Days go by so fast, som...

  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * CLICK HERE FOR OUR PLEDGE LINK And just a little friendly reminder that we will be walking to benefit the homeless Huskies at the Tails of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue as part of their "Tails on the Trails" Husky hike and fundraiser.  (See our previous blog post all about it HERE ). We are asking our furpals and hu-parents to consider sponsoring us by pledging a donation to the TOTTSHR right HERE (look for the FiveSibes photo). No donation is too small! It is via PayPal and all donations go directly to the rescue. On behalf of Tails of the Tundra, many thanks and woos!

"Hike!" is a very important word in the Husky world vocabulary. In musher-speak, it means to get going, but today I'd like to talk about a different hike - the upcoming Tails of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue's (TOTTSHR) annual "Tails on the Trails" Husky hike and fundraising event that will take place on Saturday, September 29 - and this year marks their 10th anniversary! In the past, my FiveSibes and I have participated as remote hikers, and we will be again (see our fundraising button below)...but...I am really excited and honored because this year I was invited to be part of their 10th Anniversary hike! Woo! So if you are going, be sure to stop by my tent in the vendor section where I will have copies of What's Wrong With Gibson? Learning About K-9 Epilepsy books on hand to sign and sell (and a percentage of proceeds still goes to the Canine Epilepsy Resources center), as well as some "Live GIB Strong" awareness bracelets, t-shir...

PLEASE SPONSOR A PLEDGE IN THE FIVESIBES' NAME!   The FiveSibes™ are wooing with excitement as we are once again participating in the annual Tails on the Trails fundraising event to help raise funds for homeless Huskies!  Hosted by the Tails of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue (TOTTSHR) , this event that takes place on September 24 is a fun-filled day of walking, games, and sled-pulling demonstrations. Folks with or without dogs, are welcome! You can even volunteer to walk one of the TOTTSHR's furpals!  If you can't attend, you can help by sending in pledge in the name of the FiveSibes™ either by check or money order payable to TOTTSHR, Inc. (Email us for address), or on our Hike Paypal Pledge Page . No amount is too small! You simply click on the "Submit Pledge" button under our photo and story (not above) for it count for us. We will be "remote hikers" and walking around our own neighborhood to raises funds and awareness about rescue Huskie...