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 2 older huskies need fostering (DC/MD/VA area)

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seanbrunett
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seanbrunett

Male Join date : 2013-05-13
Location : Reston, VA

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PostSubject: 2 older huskies need fostering (DC/MD/VA area)   2 older huskies need fostering (DC/MD/VA area) EmptyFri Jan 17, 2014 5:01 pm
I volunteer for Pet Harbor Rescue, which specializes in Siberian huskies. I was just notified that there are 2 older huskies (11 years old) that need to be fostered (one is 95 pounds, the other is 78 pounds). They've been to various homes with no luck and this may be their last chance. I would love to do it, but my apartment just won't do at the moment for two more huskies Sad

Can anyone possibly do this?
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wpskier222
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Female Join date : 2013-02-11
Location : NYC

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PostSubject: Re: 2 older huskies need fostering (DC/MD/VA area)   2 older huskies need fostering (DC/MD/VA area) EmptySat Jan 18, 2014 1:41 pm
Try Deleware Valley Siberian Husky Rescue. They are very active and might be able to help. Also, try the husky house, they are in the tristate area and have helped a lot of senior dogs. Even though you are already working with the rescue, other rescues may also have resources for fosters. Smile
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