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81Loki's ideal home Loki is a sweet, sensitive boy who has had a difficult start in life. He is looking for an adult only home with no visiting children as he requires quite a lot of guidance and time. He will need to be the only pet in the home but can have dog walking friends to build up his social skills. He will need a lot of exercise and mental stimulation and is very
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Rescue Centre / Charity
1Aurora's ideal home Aurora is beautiful girl with a lovely nature. She enjoys making new friends and having a good explore. There is a bouncy, excitable side to her and she is eager to investigate out on walks. She’s a fan of her treats which will come in useful for furthering training. Previously in the home Aurora has been ok if her paw-rents have needed to pop out. Aurora
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6Cloud's ideal home Cloud is a wee dream! She is a 2 year old Husky who is affectionate and pretty laid back. Cloud arrived in our care as a stray so we have very limited information about her history. She is therefore looking to have someone around for most of the day, and any time that she is left alone, to be built up gradually over time to a couple of hours. Could you be
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Adopting a Siberian Husky usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Husky is matched with the right home.
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