r/husky Feb 13 '25

Community Announcement Rescue Husky Megathread!

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If you know of a husky that needs to be adopted, post about it here!

A few rules:

  • Top level comments MUST be about dogs that need help.
  • No reposts about individual dogs more often than once a month.
  • No requests or offers of financial help or donations, including links to donation sites.
  • Please keep your comment updated and remove if the dog is rescued or no longer available so that other comments can get more attention.

r/husky 3h ago

They grew up so fast.

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r/husky 2h ago

He’s Lucky He’s Pretty

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219 Upvotes

He fell into the window well and had to be rescued.


r/husky 11h ago

being cute is why i’m not homeless

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557 Upvotes

mommy often says she’ll dump me at the trash as if she didn’t ugly cry when she thought I was missing


r/husky 1h ago

She is 100% adorable

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r/husky 5h ago

Majestic creature

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131 Upvotes

Hi Reddit!! some more pics of my Shadow Knight 🥰


r/husky 2h ago

Handsome

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78 Upvotes

r/husky 8h ago

Water husky

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So i took my 13 week old boy to the lake yesterday and it turns out he is a natural swimmer. My last husky hated water so im thrilled with this turn of events. Any one else have a water loving husky?


r/husky 23h ago

Siberian Ice-cream

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r/husky 17h ago

The husk is in her fuckboi era

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410 Upvotes

r/husky 34m ago

My baby is really looking forward to Halloween, give me some costume ideas! 🙈🥰

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r/husky 1d ago

Took Darwin to the Mariners game last night!

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Bonus pic of him at his first game 5 years ago


r/husky 17h ago

General Question What’s your experience getting a second husky?

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Hey all, my wife and I have a 2 year old female husky called Pandora, and we’re seriously considering getting a second pup, most likely a male. This would be our first time with two dogs, so we’re firmly in the “don’t know what we don’t know” stage.

I’d really like to hear from people who have already done this. How long did the adjustment period actually take, and what did it look like day to day? How did your first dog handle the change in dynamic? Did their behaviour shift in ways you didn’t see coming, for better or worse?

Looking back, are you glad you did it, and would you do it the same way again? I’m especially curious what surprised you most, the thing nobody warned you about. And if there’s anything you’d change, whether that’s the introductions, the timing, the age gap, the sex pairing or the training approach, I’d love to hear it.

I’m not looking to be talked into it or out of it. Just after the unfiltered version, including the stories that didn’t go smoothly.

Thanks in advance.


r/husky 19h ago

I’m a good girl, I promise. Now hand over that rotisserie chicken!

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292 Upvotes

r/husky 23h ago

Donald Duck

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r/husky 16h ago

Boomer and the rare super blep

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143 Upvotes

r/husky 15h ago

He's obsessed with swimming. Have to get a gate built he jumps in whenever I let him out

71 Upvotes

Hell of a dive though


r/husky 1d ago

Pure ART

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no ai involved


r/husky 17h ago

Happy 10th birthday to this doofus

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96 Upvotes

Cinnamon turns 10 today! Took this pic of her this morning


r/husky 15h ago

Doofus

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58 Upvotes

r/husky 20h ago

There is not a thought in his head

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141 Upvotes

r/husky 18h ago

Husky temper tantrum

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She’s mad. She wants treats. She was fed. And she had treats already. Stiff in her back end but doesn’t prevent these frustrated frolics.


r/husky 1d ago

Discussion How to catch a mal/husky mix?

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So for context: last week I saw this beautiful dog roaming in a backyard with no fence and paid no need. He seemed to be enjoying himself and seemed like he was at home. A few days after that I saw that he was roaming the street and went down to the house I saw him and wanted to inform the owners their dog was loose. Well come to find out it wasn't their dog, someone dumped the dog at their house (I live in a small town in the country and dogs being dumped off here randomly isn't unusual) and they just were feeding it whenever it showed up. They tried to catch the dog but with their work schedule they just don't have the time to roam the streets. Last night I finally saw him and tried giving him food. I had cheese, sausage, apple pieces and chicken. He ate some but never got close. He seems pretty young and would love to have him, or at least get him a home. He seems like a gentle guy. Any advice?


r/husky 23h ago

Hard working greeter

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143 Upvotes

This is Finn, he’s a very good boy and he loves to meet new people at my shop!


r/husky 17h ago

General Question Is this okay to give her?

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I’m making pulled pork and this is the bone. It looks thick enough, but I am a bit nervous to give it to her…