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Bringing your husky home
- At no cost to you!

Husky Halfway House is committed to making adoption accessible. That’s why we cover adoption fees and transportation across the continental U.S. Let’s get your new best friend home!

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Rescue. Rehabilitate. Rehome.

At Husky Halfway House, we give huskies a second chance—and that’s where you come in.

No Fees. No Barriers. Just Rescue.

Adoption and transport fees? Covered.

Thanks to the generosity of our supporter community, we’re able to remove financial barriers so you can focus on what matters—giving a husky a loving home.

Who Can Adopt?

If you live in the continental U.S., you’re eligible! No fenced yard, husky experience, homeownership, or specific family structure is required.

What We Look For:

We eliminate unnecessary restrictions, but we do require responsible ownership:
✔ A safe, loving home—your husky should live indoors, receive care, and have proper stimulation.
✔ A willingness to learn—huskies are high-energy and require commitment.
✔ Responsible pet care—vaccinations, preventatives, and spay/neuter for all household pets.
✔ The right fit—some huskies need homes without small children or other pets.
✔ Resources to commit—adoption is for life.
✔ Staying connected—we’re here for you, for life.

Adopting a husky means joining the H3 family. Let’s find your perfect match!

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The process

At Husky Halfway House, our adoption process is designed to set both your future husky and you up for long-term success. Every step is intentional, ensuring that our huskies find loving, committed homes and that adopters are well-prepared for the journey ahead.

Step 1: The Application

Your adoption journey begins with an online application where you'll answer a series of detailed questions. These questions help us understand your lifestyle, experience, and what you're looking for in a husky.

Step 2: The Conversation

Once we review your application, you’ll chat with our adoption coordinators. We’ll go over your application together, discuss your expectations and needs, and ensure you're the right fit for one of our huskies.

Step 3: The Review Process

We take adoptions seriously. Our process is thorough and designed to identify responsible adopters while filtering out those with ill intentions.

This includes:
✔ A detailed reference check
✔ A credibility review – We will contact your vet and landlord, as well as check into your city's pet limits.
✔ In-depth conversations about husky ownership

While our process is rigorous, we strive to make it a positive and engaging experience for every applicant.

Step 4: The Matchmaking Process

Once we've established that you're ready for a husky, we begin the matchmaking process. We’ll ask if any huskies have caught your eye and why, while also offering our own recommendations based on your lifestyle and needs.

 

Together, we’ll narrow it down through:
✔ Virtual meet-and-greets
✔ In-depth discussions about expectations
✔ Personalized guidance from our team

Step 5: The Home Check

Before finalizing the adoption, we conduct a virtual home tour to ensure a safe and suitable environment for your new husky. If you can visit our rescue, even better—we love when our huskies get to pick their humans! If not, we provide free transportation anywhere in the continental U.S. to bring your perfect match home.

Step 6: A Lifelong Partnership

While the adoption process may end here, our commitment to you and your husky does not. Adoption is a lifelong journey, and we ask our adopters to remain open and honest with us so we can provide support whenever needed. Whether you have questions, need guidance, or just want to share cute photos (please do!), we’re always just a message away.

At H3, we’re more than a rescue—we’re a family.

Meet the Halfway Huskies
click on their picture to learn more about each one

All of our Halfway Huskies are fully vetted before getting adopted, including spay/neuter, microchip, vaccinations, flea/tick prevention, heartworm prevention, and dewormer. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, We do not charge adoption fees.   

Please email h3adoptions@huskyhalfwayhouse.org with any questions.

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Thank you for helping H3 save another life and for opening your home to a halfway husky.

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Apply To Adopt

This application is the first step towards adopting a Halfway Husky. We require this application be filled out fully to ensure the dogs go to loving, qualified homes. You can see our adoptable huskies here. If you haven't already, please review our adoption process. Adopters must be over the age of 18. To submit a downloaded adoption application, or if you have any questions about our adoption process, please email us at howl@huskyhalfwayhouse.org

Do we transport? Absolutely!  We would love for you to visit the rescue, but if you cannot, a member of our team will bring your new husky to you. We want to meet our families and know where the dog we rescued will be living. We transport all over the country so if you decide to travel and pick your husky up, we would like to stop by at some point to hug them and do an in-person home check.

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Do we need fosters? We do not run a traditional foster-based program.  Each husky that is rescued is brought to the rescue for rehab and vetting, and when possible, we work to place the husky directly into an adoptive home.  In rare cases, we will place a husky at the rescue into foster if he or she needs more home skills before being adopted into a permanent home.  You can contact us at howl@huskyhalfwayhouse.org to discuss any current foster needs! 

Are your pets spayed and neutered? Be prepared to give medical or valid reason why if your answer is no. In a world where dogs are dying by the thousands in this country every single week, no-one should be considering breeding their pets or taking the risk of pregnancy by not being spayed. If you refuse to spay and neuter your pet for reasons other than what a vet recommends then we are not on the same mission and you need not apply. 

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What happens if you can no longer keep your dog? You call us first. Please. There is zero reason to rehome the dog you adopted from H3. We are here to support you throughout the dogs entire life. H3 will do the rehoming. H3 chose to save the dog that you adopted and pulled him out of a shelter just hours from being euthanized. Please do not make us have to rerescue our dogs. We are here for you for life. Whatever the issue is, we can help. 

We don't require a fence. We have 6 foot metal bars surrounded by a 4ft concrete sidewalk and coyote rollers lining the top.. We will always meet the one husky that can jump it and have had many here that can. So we cannot require a fence. But, if you tell us that you need our husky to be outside unsupervised then we would require that you have containment solid enough to keep them safe. FYI, most huskies can jump a four foot fence. 

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If you can no longer care for your adopted husky, you MUST return them to us. We are partners in caring for that husky for the rest of their lives. Together, you and we will make sure that the husky will never end up in a shelter again or become at risk for death, neglect or abuse. 

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