Mals in Shelters

Most animal shelters in Southern California are "kill" shelters, meaning dogs are available for adoption for a few days before they are put to death.  It's not cruelty that motivates shelters--it is space.  There are so many kennels for strays and too many dogs needing those spaces.  We ask that you please check out the malamutes in shelters and give them priority over purchasing a malamute or even taking one of our rescues.  Please also view this video about just one shelter; I believe there are over 2,000 in the U.S.!
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THIS ONE JUST CAME OUT OF A SHELTER BUT WE NEED HELP NOW. 

Look at that boy--at that trusting, adorable face--who could allow him to die in an animal shelter?  Obviously, not us but because we at Malamute Rescue are short on foster homes and so is Husky Camp, we have again joined forces to help this young fellow but we need you to adopt him NOW to solve his problem permanently!

Sabre is young, about 1 to 2 years old.  He is a gray and white, quite LARGE, friendly, male an Alaskan Malamute.  He rides very well in cars, so taking him on trips with you would be fun.  He seems to be completely housebroken.  He is still young and appears to still like all other dogs but we are not sure of his feelings toward cats.  He may change his feelings toward other male dogs as he grows up, therefore we will be looking for a home with no other males but a female companion should work nicely.

Sabre, some how got away from his family, was lost, confused, roaming loose and was picked up by Animal Control as a stray.  When no one came forward to claim him, he was scheduled to be euthanized.

If you are interested in adopting an Alaskan Malamute, please consider giving Sabre a forever home.  You are welcome to contact any or all of the following: 

Chuck at Husky Camp:

Chuck@huskycamp.com 

Jon at Husky Camp:

Jon@huskycamp.com

Tina at Malamute Rescue: 

DoubleTMal@aol.com