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Below are our newest added Huskies available for adoption in Alaska. To see more adoptable Huskies in Alaska, use the search tool below to enter specific criteria!
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TRYM

Husky

Male, Senior
Fairbanks, AK
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(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Trym (A109351) is an 11-year-old Ak Husky who weighed a little over 60lb on intake!07/18/26 These sweet old brothers are Trym and Loki! While we are not requiring they be adopted together, they are quite fond of each other. So maybe consider the pair, if you have the time and space! They were surrendered to the shelter due to their owners moving. They were described as being initially shy but quickly become friendly and affectionate after warming up to you. They know some basic commands, such as sit, come, lay down, outside, kennel and enough. They were said to be great children and curious about strangers. They have experience with dogs, cats and even livestock like horses and goats. Please use caution if planning to introduce either of these boys into a home with other animals. They are looking for a home to live out their golden years in. Loki has been known to eat cat toys from time to time resulting in him having two surgeries to remove them so it is very important to monitor them and make sure they arent getting into things they shouldn't. However both boys are comfortable in kennels and do well being kennels when unattended. They do have experience living in fenced in kennel runs outside however have never lived on a chain. If you are interested in giving a retirement home to Trym, Loki, or the pair, please give us a call!July 19, 2026, 11:25 pm

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LOKI

Husky/Pointer

Male, Senior
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Loki (A109358) is an 11-year-old Ak Husky who weighed a little over 50lb on intake!07/18/26 These sweet old brothers are Trym and Loki! While we are not requiring they be adopted together, they are quite fond of each other. So maybe consider the pair, if you have the time and space! They were surrendered to the shelter due to their owners moving. They were described as being initially shy but quickly become friendly and affectionate after warming up to you. They know some basic commands, such as sit, come, lay down, outside, kennel and enough. They were said to be great children and curious about strangers. They have experience with dogs, cats and even livestock like horses and goats. Please use caution if planning to introduce either of these boys into a home with other animals. They are looking for a home to live out their golden years in. Loki has been known to eat cat toys from time to time resulting in him having two surgeries to remove them so it is very important to monitor them and make sure they arent getting into things they shouldn't. However both boys are comfortable in kennels and do well being kennels when unattended. They do have experience living in fenced in kennel runs outside however have never lived on a chain. If you are interested in giving a retirement home to Trym, Loki, or the pair, please give us a call!July 19, 2026, 11:25 pm

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Shaggy

Husky

Male, Young
Anchorage, AK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained,
Story
Shaggy came in to our lives after visiting an adoption event here in Anchorage. We loved his presence for the last year! He is full of energy and wildly intelligent. He loves fetch and being around humans constantly. When we had our new born in May, he was nothing but respectful with her.We would love to spend more time with Shaggy, but we have an unexpected relocation coming up. He would thrive well in any environment with dog lovers.

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Raven

Husky

Female, 12 yrs 4 mos
Palmer, AK
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(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Sweet Raven has one simple wish—to spend her golden years feeling comfortable, cherished, and surrounded by love. This gentle senior girl has an incredibly kind heart and has been winning us over more and more each day. Her favorite things include yummy treats, cozy snuggles, belly rubs, and leisurely strolls on warm, sunny days. When Raven arrived at the shelter, she was suffering from a severe untreated yeast infection that had likely been causing her discomfort for quite some time. After more than a month of receiving the care she deserved, Raven is feeling so much better and is well on her way to recovery. Her beautiful coat is growing back, her skin continues to heal, and she’s finally getting to enjoy life again. While Raven has made incredible progress, it’s important for her future family to know that she’s still healing. She is currently taking Apoquel and benefits from regular medicated baths to keep her skin comfortable. She’ll go home with both her medication and medicated shampoo to help her continue thriving. Raven coexists well with other dogs but is perfectly content soaking up the attention herself. She has never shown signs of being an anxious girl, though she can certainly be a little stubborn from time to time! Rain and muddy weather aren’t exactly her favorite things, and she’ll happily let you know she’d rather stay warm and dry. She has done wonderfully meeting new people, including children. Because Raven is a senior, she appreciates gentle handling, soft voices, and kind, respectful interactions that help keep her comfortable. Raven has been such a joy to care for, and we’re so grateful we could be here for her when she needed us most. Now, all that’s left is for this sweet girl to find a family who will love her through the rest of her healing journey. We truly believe the best chapter of Raven’s life is still ahead of her.

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MILO

Husky/Weimaraner

Male, Adult
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Milo (A142689) is a 1-year-old husky mix who weighed nearly 70 lbs at intake!07/11/26 This handsome guy is Milo! Milo arrived at the shelter as a stray from out in Chickaloon! Fortunately, he was microchipped, so we were able to get some history on him. However, his microchipped owner had rehomed him due to their son being allergic, and they were not able to get in contact with the people they had rehomed him to. Now he is looking for an active home that is ready for his energy! Milo was said to LOVE being outside, and the only thing he loves more than being outside is being outside in the water! He was described as being a big sweetheart who may excitedly piddle sometimes. He loves to play, and was said to do well with the kids in the home. He also loves to play with other dogs and cats. However, he can play very rough with cats, so please keep this in mind if you have kitties in the home that may not appreciate that. Milo used to chew on furniture (RIP dining room table), but he has since learned to redirect this behavior towards his toys. Making sure that Milo has plenty of appropriate chew toys available to him to keep this focus away from the coffee table or chairs. He has been known to dig and have a rough play style, but he was said to be housebroken. He was also said to be kennel trained, but he really doesn't like it. He'll do it, but he'll complain the whole time. He has been known to get into the trash if given the chance. If you are interested in meeting this excited, happy guy, please give us a call!July 19, 2026, 11:25 pm

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*KIZIK

Husky/Rottweiler

Male, Young
Fairbanks, AK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Kizik (A141060) is an 8-month-old Husky x Rottweiler mix who weighed 51.3 pounds on intake! 07/01/26 This wild child is Kizik! Kizik arrived back at the shelter as a stray and is now looking for his new place to call home! Since he was brought in as a stray, we do not have behavioral information in a home setting. While at the shelter, we have found that Kizik can be uncertain in new environments/rooms but warms up with positive reassurance. Kizik has had frequent accidents in his kennel while at the shelter, so it is likely that he is not fully housebroken and will need continued help with potty training, kennel training, and basic commands. We encourage his next owner to bring him to a basic obedience class to continue working on his manners and help build his confidence. We do not know if Kizik has experience with children or other animals. Ensuring slow, safe, and controlled introductions are made is important in helping set Kizik up for success! Kizik is looking for a patient owner who can help him continue to grow into the best version of himself. If you are interested in meeting Kizik, please let us know! 02/03/26 These adorable pups were surrendered to the shelter in hopes of finding their new places to call home! Their mom was stated to be a Rottweiler x Lab mix, and their dad was unknown (however, we suspect that their dad is a Husky x GSD mix). Puppies are a lot of work but worth the reward if you have the time to devote to them. They have been working on kennel training but will need continued help with all of their training – kennel training, potty training, basic commands, and continued positive socialization. They were described as very friendly puppies who have done well with people of all ages. They were also said to be playful with other dogs and to do well with the cat in the home. Please ensure you are making appropriate introductions with all new potential friends. These pups were known to chew, and are teething, so providing them with appropriate toys, so they do not chew on you, is important! Frozen kongs can be a great tool! If you are interested in meeting any of these rambunctious pups, please let us know!July 19, 2026, 11:25 pm

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Husky shelters & rescues in Alaska

There are animal shelters and rescues that focus specifically on finding great homes for Husky puppies in Alaska. Browse these Husky rescues and shelters below.

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Fairbanks North Star Borough Animal Control

2408 Davis Road, Fairbanks , AK 99701

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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Arctic German Shepherd Rescue

PO Box 82464, Fairbanks , AK 99708

Pet Types: dogs

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Where do Huskys come from? How many types of Huskys are there? From the history of the breed to question about average height, weight and size, brush up on these basic facts about the Husky.

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