How Can I Find a Home for My Husky?
Safe, smart, and stress-free ways to find your dog a new family.
Safe, smart, and stress-free ways to find your dog a new family.
by Kelly Villa, | March 5, 2025
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You can find a home for your Husky easier than you might think. You can use online tools such as Rehome, connect with a local rescue, or surrender your dog to a shelter. Below, we will be looking at the various means you can use when you are looking for a new home for your Husky, as well as some things to avoid.
Let’s go over rehoming mistakes you definitely want to steer clear of. For starters, don’t list your pet in local classified ads or most online classifieds, such as Craigslist or Facebook marketplace. The truth is, you can’t be sure who will reach out, and unfortunately, not everyone has the best intentions for your Husky.
Second, you should never keep important information from people who are considering adopting your dog. If your Husky, for example, doesn’t like kids, the potential adopters need to be aware.
When trying to find a home for your Husky, you might consider shelters and rescues. These facilities try their best to provide a safe place for the animal to stay until they are adopted. However, adoptions are never a guarantee. Rescues that specialize in Siberian Huskies can be a good option if you have one near you, but their resources are limited, and they are not able to take in new animals.
If you have loved ones who are hoping to adopt a dog, they might be interested in your Husky. Since you already know these folks, it’ll be easier for you to figure out if they would be a great match for the dog. Another positive note is that you might feel comforted to know that the dog will still be close to family or friends.
But, if you don’t want to risk taking your dog to a shelter and still want to make sure that your dog has a home where they will be safe and loved, one of the most effective ways to do that today is using Rehome by Adopt a Pet.
With Rehome, it becomes easier than ever to find the ideal adoption candidates for your Husky. The platform is easy to use for both pet parents and adopters. You can create a profile for your pet and then upload all of the information about the dog. This includes things such as the pet’s name, their personality and temperament, and images and videos.
You must be thorough with the information that you provide to ensure that you are attracting the right types of adopters for your Husky. For example, if your Husky is scared of cats, this is something to make known to the adopter. You can then see which of the potential adopters will be right for your Husky.
Kelly Villa is a freelance writer and contributor to various pet publications.
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