Down at the very lower left hand column we've had two 'advertisements' (or at least that's how I see them) for years.

One of them Delaware Valley Siberian Husky Rescue seems to have been there forever, but that's really a very good thing ... they appear to be a very active rescue.  Their web site changes, not drastically so someone is making changes but also seems to have other things to do - like their rescues.
We here at IAHS used to put out a calendar but like most things that lived on a forum, as the forums went to Facebook the Calendars and 'stuff' just disappeared.  I got one of their calendars a few years back and it was a nicely posed, well done investment of $16.00

The other advertisement I wish would go away ... it's an add for a training program and I think all of know how well 'standard training' works with a Sibe.

You pay alot of money for them to tell you your dog is stubborn and untrainable. Ok that wasnt about a husky but 2 different dogs i had as a kid. We didnt bother with the other tibetan mastiffs after the first one and my ridgeback was just as not standard dog training material.

I'm not sure it was meant to be posted to push their training so much as to get that listed breed traits page. Maybe we can get it swapped out to a better quality breed standard page. If anyone has a website that isn't a business page with a really nice breed write up feel free to post and we can see about getting that swapped out.

I would almost prefer to move away from a rescue spotlight since we don't change these often enough to something more like a rescue quick guide where we could post a few active rescues that encompass the general quadrants of the USA rather than just making it look like we only care about one rescue. Taysia Blue is the main Husky specific rescue here in the mid-west (though they used to be hard to get a dog from, they seem to have relaxed some) Not sure what the main husky rescue is in the west.

Jailbreak huskies is the big one in colorado.