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Areas Raven's Husky Haven and Rescue serves
We are located in Sycamore, IL, and we support abandoned, stray or otherwise needy Huskies in Northern Illinois and surrounding areas and states.
Raven's Husky Haven and Rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Please see our comprehensive adoption page on our website for a detailed explanation of the process: http://www.ravenshuskyhavenandrescue.org/adoption-process.html
Please see our comprehensive adoption page on our website for a detailed explanation of the process: http://www.ravenshuskyhavenandrescue.org/adoption-process.html
About Raven's Husky Haven and Rescue
Raven's Husky Haven and Rescue is a comprehensive and forward-thinking Siberian Husky rescue in Sycamore, IL. We were inspired by a Husky named Raven, who was rescued in 2008. Raven is now a therapy dog, proficient at agility, and embodies the loving and playful nature of a Husky.
We are located in Sycamore, IL, and we support abandoned, stray or otherwise needy Huskies in Northern Illinois and surrounding areas and states. Our newly constructed building has excellent air conditioned, ventilated and clean living spaces for the Huskies, indoor and out, a grooming room, a large indoor exercise and training room, and well-fenced outdoor running and play areas. Exercise of mind and body makes for healthy Huskies, who may not perform well in typical shelters or humane society facilities.
We undertake the rehabilitation of our huskies' health and well-being, and to work with the dogs in terms of training and socialization so that their adoptions are happy and sustainable.
Raven's Husky Haven and Rescue is a comprehensive and forward-thinking Siberian Husky rescue in Sycamore, IL. We were inspired by a Husky named Raven, who was rescued in 2008. Raven is now a therapy dog, proficient at agility, and embodies the loving and playful nature of a Husky.
We are located in Sycamore, IL, and we support abandoned, stray or otherwise needy Huskies in Northern Illinois and surrounding areas and states. Our newly constructed building has excellent air conditioned, ventilated and clean living spaces for the Huskies, indoor and out, a grooming room, a large indoor exercise and training room, and well-fenced outdoor running and play areas. Exercise of mind and body makes for healthy Huskies, who may not perform well in typical shelters or humane society facilities.
We undertake the rehabilitation of our huskies' health and well-being, and to work with the dogs in terms of training and socialization so that their adoptions are happy and sustainable.
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