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The Rainbow Bridge Welcomes A New FurAngel - Buddy, the Christmas Husky - A Forever Symbol of Hope for Rescued Dogs

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Original photo by and courtesy of Lisa Byrd; modified by FiveSibes The Rainbow Bridge must be some (p)awesome place to be for it has so many amazing, beautiful angel animals there. My beloved Gibson is there. As is my Chelsey, Sandy, kitty Smokie, bunny Sunny, my fox Ah, many horses, and so many others pets. We have many furfriends who have also crossed The Rainbow Bridge. All of these beloved animals are there...so healthy and happy, with all the dogs enjoying their zoomies and playing Fetch all day in a land that is eternally beautiful. Sounds perfect. Only catch is when our devoted companions are there, we can no longer physically be with them. So while they are in a place where the spirit soars, our hearts are broken as we are missing them here with us. It is a hurt we all as pet parents now way too well.  And today, as unbelievable as it seems as I write this, we have to bid a final farewell to another dear furpal, Buddy, the Christmas Husky , who has now earned h...

Meet Adoptable Foster Husky, Maxximus!

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For more info on Maxx, visit:   https://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/34081520

Meet "Max" ~ An Adoptable Retired Sled Dog!

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  Meet Handsome Max! Stunning Max! Photo Provided. Max is a stunning, well behaved, completely trained senior Siberian Husky who is 10 and currently hails from New Jersey. He is fully vetted and is seeking a loving, forever family! If you live within driving distance of New Jersey, maybe your home could be shared with handsome Max! A shelter volunteer met Max and fell in love with him and is working with Max’s current family to help find the perfect forever home for him. Must Love Walks! Photo Provided. According to Claudia, a volunteer at Heavenly Angels Animal Rescue in New York City, retired sled dog, Max loves long walks or runs (in the snow is a bonus)! He loves to give kisses, is good with other dogs (especially bonds with other male dogs), ignores cats (but is afraid of aggressive ones), and prefers to avoid toddlers. Claudia says Max has been assessed by a  trainer, and aside from a teeth cleaning, Max is reported to be in great healt...

Bellin for Ambassador! Helping a Rescued Husky Help Other Animals in Need

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  We are lending our support to beautiful Siberian Husky "Bellin" in his campaign to become El Rey Fido Ambassador for the San Antonio Humane Societ y! The mission of the SAHS is: "to protect and improve the lives of dogs and cats by providing shelter, care, adoption, rescue, spay and neuter programs, and community education." To become crowned El Rey Fido Ambassador , a canine and human duo "must collect the most money for the pets at the San Antonio Humane Society (SAHS) than any other canine-and-human pair." The winner will be the Ambassador for the SAHS for the year and participate in various events and make appearances.  "Bellin" Team Bellin's goal is to raise $10,000 and currently they have raised over $7,100. Let's help them reach their goal! Bellin is a perfect candidate to become Amabassador! Do you know Bellin's amazing rescue to recover to therapy Husky story? According to Team Bellin: ...

Cash is Waiting For You...

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  "Wooo! My name is Cash...and I'm waiting for you! Aren't I cutie? If you love Siberian  Huskies, are familiar with our breed (yes, we can be tricky little Huskies), have time, love, and, energy to spare...I'm just the boy for you!" Just like "the man in black" Johnny Cash, which is who Cash was named after, he has a story to tell, too! Maybe there will be a song written about him! Now wouldn't that be cool...and if one of you wonderful folks would foster or adopt him, we can give his song a happy ending! And you can help...even if you can't foster or adopt Cash, you can share his story! And as our motto here at the FiveSibes has always been: A little about Cash...he's just a pup - about a year young - and would love a family of his own to play with and grow up with. He was rescued from the North Carolina heat, where he was chained up short, many times without food or water. His fur was matted, flea-infested, and burned but ...