This is what I gotta contend with while scooping poop...
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A kennel of rescued shelter dogs in Fairbanks, Alaska. We support canine rescue and rehabilitation and do not breed dogs. Our dogs are Alaskan huskies, Great Pyrenees, German Shepherds, Samoyeds, and some are a mix of all of the above!
For every person that is born, 15 dogs and 45 cats are born.
To provide homes for all these pets, every person would have to own 2 dogs and 6 cats at all times.
A household of five would have to harbor 10 dogs and 30 cats! Adoption alone is obviously not the answer.
Altering is.
Please spay or neuter your pets.
Great Links!
- A Girl & Her Dogs
- Alaskan Husky Behavior
- Anchorage Animal Control
- Cliff Simon
- Daily Coyote
- Defenders of Wildlife
- Fairbanks Animal Control
- Fairbanks Husky Rescue
- Harnessed To Hope
- HPK Dogs Wear These!
- Laughing Husky Sleds
- Lead Dog Graphics
- Life With Dogs in the Yukon
- MatSu Animal Control
- Pet Harbor
- Petfinder
- SCL Blog
- Second Chance League
- Sled Dog Central
- Stinky Pup Kennel
About Me
- JaniceFBX
- We do rescue from animal shelters and occasionally have dogs available for adoption.
There are more dogs per capita in Alaska than in any other state.
3 comments:
Ahhhhh! How scary! Do the moose ever charge you or break down your fence?
Dang! That's nothing like the little moles we catch and kill in our yard here in the east. I think that would take all three of us to capture.
Meeshka
Hi Indypindy,
The moose do occasionally charge, but it's usually a bluff (thankfully). I'm always trying to come up with new ways to scare moose away (since they make the dogs bark). One thing that works really well is to take a jacket and swirl it above my head (looks like something really big coming at them).
Meeshka, we have plenty of voles (vs moles) here...the dogs do catch them occasionally.
Janice
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