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Sacramento

Male, 18 months old, Silver and White, Blue eyes

Unknown is Found Do you know me? "Unknown" -- Friendly, seems to be living on the streets, kennel trained, knows sit command
For more information call Ka Brodeur at 916-203-2172, or email aabkbk09@gmail.com
2026-08-27

Central California

Female, 9 months old, Black and White, Blue eyes

Siberian Husky is Found Do you know me? "Siberian Husky" -- Skye is a beautiful black and white Siberian husky who was dumped in my neighborhood five months ago. She was dumped with her brother and my Facebook page has a photo of the event, but I came around the corner in my car and pulled them out of the road as cars were speeding past them and honking.
I had no idea what I was getting into as I’ve rescued a number of dogs and cats over the years never had a problem. Skye is loving, intelligent and an activity level that never ceases. She is very good with me and my large dogs, but she’s not good with cats and I suspect small dogs. She is living in my backyard receiving food and water to meals a day and I have had everything done to her to keep her healthy but I cannot bring her inside because I have five cats and she has a strong prey drive. we already learned with the death of one cat. I am 78 years old full-time employed and I do not have the time to train this animal or spend time with her walking.
I am looking for someone to rescue her and I am willing to make a donation of $1000 upfront of a rescue is willing to take her in. She was never my dog. I just rescued her thinking. How can someone throw her out of the back of a truck and speed off they did it to her and her brother who is a yellow or gold husky and I will be posting as well I thought if I had them spayed and neutered microchip, put them on oral flea tick medication and took care of their vaccinations that they would be very adoptable, but I live in the central Valley of California. I cannot find a no kill shelter that will respond.
I have put them on Facebook and Facebook marketplace and my neighborhood Facebook but no one has responded.
I live in Visalia, California and I will have to take them to the shelter, which is not no kill if I cannot get any help. If you would like a larger donation, then I could give you $1000 per dog and make payments afterwards.
My vet will validate that these huskies probable littermates were never my dogs, but two dogs that were dumped, and I rescued and took immediately to my vet veterinarian. They had Giardia and roundworm, and I immediately started them on medication and Simparrica, got all of their vaccinations, had them spayed and neutered as soon as they were six months of age, but I cannot find anyone who is interested. Skyes brother is Sunny a sweet, lovable, goofy husky. He is intelligent, but he’s also very silly and follows his sister who has no problem, digging, running, destroying whatever she can get her teeth or paws on.
They are very vocal. They have never attempted to bite me, Growl at me or misbehave. They are potty trained, but not crate trained, because I have them outside. This has been very hard on them. The Central Valley has 104 to 106° on some days and I leave lots of water and they are in shade, but I cannot bring them inside around my cats.
As I said, I am 78 years old and I’ve been researching who might be able to take these dogs. Hopefully you will be able to help me.
For more information call Mary McDonald at 559-906-2225, or email newnopatients@gmail.com
2026-08-20

Central Coast California

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Northern Nevada

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Southern Nevada

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Northern Oregon

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Southern Oregon

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Arizona

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