Fall in Love with a Husky | Arctic Rescue February 2026 Newsletter

Marie Bader
Mar 1
2 min read

Adoptable Dogs

Help Us Find a Home for Bruce!

Bruce and his friends are looking for a home:

Misty, Pixar, Poppi

Hey! I'm Millie!

Will you be my valentine? I'm a confident 9 year old lady who's as sweet as can be. I love snuggling up with my humans just as much as I enjoy being outside, whether that's going on a long walk or laying in the sun. I have a medium energy level, love playing with rope toys, and I'm friendly with my foster dog siblings. I even love going on road trips! If you think you might be my perfect match, let's make it official! I can't wait to meet my new family.

Apply to Adopt!

Upcoming Events

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👟 Husky Hustle!

April 18, 2026, 7:00 – 11:00 PM MDTWheeler Historic Farm

We are still looking for sponsors for this event! If you’re interested in sponsorship, check out the options here.

Tips & Tricks

Leash training tips and tricks

Huskies were born to pull, so it’s no surprise they will also try to pull you down the street when you go for a walk! Here are some tips to help them with loose leash walking:

Use a slip lead or leash on a collar when training your dog to walk on a leash. A harness may encourage them to pull without giving them good feedback.
Whenever your dog pulls on the leash, stop until they release the tension. You may only go a few steps at a time at first, but eventually they’ll learn they can’t pull if they want to move forward.
Be patient! Your dog isn’t going to learn how to walk on a loose leash immediately, but with practice and consistency, you’ll get there.