Husky Rescue Ireland

11 animals for adoption

4.7161 Google reviews

National husky and northern breed rescue specializing in sled dog rehabilitation.

Charity no. 20150983

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Address

Coolnacrutta, Coolnacritta, Co. Laois, R32 E4XN, Ireland

Phone

+353 85 247 3805

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Animals from Husky Rescue Ireland

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Fifi
€250adoption fee
Akita Cross · 10 years · Female
Co. Laois, Ireland
She’s a 9-year-old Akita Cross bursting with love to share. She is a sweet and affectionate girl who adores people and forms deep bonds with those who care for her. She enjoys her walks and is great on the lead, but she thrives in quieter environments. A peaceful countryside home or a small town with access to parks or forests would be ideal for her. Busy city life just isn’t her thing. Fifi would do best as the only pet in the home—she prefers to have all the love to herself! She’s not a fan of cats but would be wonderful with older, dog-savvy children who understand her needs. Could you be the one to finally give Fifi her happy ending? She’s been waiting far too long. If you think she might be the perfect fit for your home. 🙏🏻.
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Akiro
€250adoption fee
Husky · 7 years · Male
Co. Laois, Ireland
Akiro is a handsome 7-year-old Husky who’s been patiently waiting for his forever home for a long time now. This lovely boy has so much love to give and is hoping to find a family who will give him the life he truly deserves. Akiro enjoys his walks and loves a good adventure He’s just as happy chilling out on a comfy couch and relaxing with his people. He’s a curious soul who likes to follow his humans around the house – always keeping an eye on things (and hoping for a few ear scratches along the way!). He would most likely prefer to be the only dog in the home, and could live with older, dog-savvy children. Akiro is not suited to outdoor living – he’s looking for a home where he can live and sleep indoors as part of the family. Like most Huskies, he’ll need a fully enclosed garden with at least 6ft fencing to keep him safe and secure.
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Sargent / Major
€250adoption fee
Husky Shepherd · Male
Co. Laois, Ireland
Sargent & Major – Husky Shepherd Brothers Looking for a Fresh Start For the past seven years, Sargent and Major, a bonded pair of Husky Shepherd brothers, have known only life in a small, fenced outdoor space. Now, they’re searching for something they’ve never truly had—a real home, with warmth, love, and a family to call their own. These two deserve a second chance at happiness, and while they’d love to stay together, they understand that finding a home for both of them may not be possible. If you can open your heart to just one, that would still mean the world. What They Need: 🐾 A loving home where they will sleep indoors—no more outdoor living. 🐾 A fully enclosed garden for safe outdoor time. 🐾 They can potentially live with a spayed female dog, but introductions would be necessary. 🐾 They are great with dog-savvy children. Sargent and Major are ready to experience what it truly means to be part of a family—one that will provide the comfort, kindness, and security they’ve been missing for so long. Could you be the one to change their lives?
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Neo / Apollo
€250adoption fee
Husky x Staffie · Male
Co. Laois, Ireland
Two 18-month-old Husky x Staffie brothers, are in desperate need of separate foster homes 🐾 Neo is the friendlier of the two – social and affectionate once he trusts you And Apollo is terrified of everything Apollo will need time, patience, and understanding to come out of his shell. Apollo needs a foster with a lot of experience. ✅ Separate foster homes (they don’t get along) ✅ Pet-free and child-free homes ✅ A fully enclosed garden ✅ To live inside the home as part of the family ✅ Experienced fosterers who can help them gain confidence
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Pixie
€250adoption fee
Husky · 11 years · Female
Co. Laois, Ireland
This beautiful 11-year-old Husky girl is looking for her forever home. Pixie is friendly, loves her walks, and still has plenty of energy to share with the right family! She could live with a neutered male dog (after a successful meet & greet) and dog-savvy children. We’re not sure about cats. Pixie needs a fully enclosed garden (6ft+ fencing) and must live and sleep inside the home as a loved family member. Let’s find this gorgeous girl the home she deserves!
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Addy & Deeno
€250adoption fee
Husky · Male
Co. Laois, Ireland
Meet Addy (12) and Deeno (9) — two beautiful husky boys looking for a new beginning. Their elderly owner is heartbroken but knows it’s time to find them a home where they can get the love, time, and attention they deserve These boys can be re-homed together or separately depending on the match. Addy might be the older of the two, but don’t let his age fool you — he’s still full of energy and loves to run, play, and have a good old chat! He’s friendly, affectionate, and the more vocal of the pair. Deeno is also a friendly, playful lad — in fact, he’s the most boisterous of the two! Deeno has a history of seizures, but he’s doing brilliantly on medication and hasn’t had one in a long time. Home Requirements: 🐾 Can be re-homed together or separately 🏡 Could live with a spayed female dog (meet & greet required) 🚫 No cats, please 👶 Could live with dog-savvy children 🌳 Must have a fully enclosed garden 🛋️ Must live indoors as part of the family These boys still have so much love and joy to give — whether you’re able to foster or adopt, you’ll be giving them the fresh start.
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Everest
€250adoption fee
Akita · 7 years · Female
Co. Laois, Ireland
Everest is a stunning 6-year-old female Akita looking for her forever home. Everest is a gentle soul who can be shy around strangers, but once she warms up, she’s the sweetest girl you’ll ever meet. Playful, affectionate, and a big fan of walks, Everest is ready to bring joy to your life. She might enjoy living with a male dog (pending a meet-and-greet) or would be perfectly happy as your one-and-only. Dog-savvy teenagers are no problem for her, but she’ll need an experienced Akita owner who understands her special charm. Everest must live and sleep inside the home as part of the family and she needs a fully enclosed garden with minimum 5ft fencing.
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Drago
€250adoption fee
Akita · 7 years · Male
Co. Laois, Ireland
Drago is a strikingly handsome 6-year-old male Akita. For those who take the time to earn his trust, he becomes a loyal and affectionate companion. Drago is careful around strangers, preferring to take his time and get to know you at his own pace (with the help of a few treats 🦴). Once he bonds with you, Drago will be a loyal friend, always by your side through thick and thin. Despite his size, he is gentle on the lead and can only manage short walks, making him unsuitable for a very active family. Drago would thrive in a home where he is the only dog. He is best suited to a family with older teens or adults who understand and appreciate the independent nature of the Akita breed. Ideally, his new owners should have experience with Akitas. Drago needs to live indoors as part of the family, and a fully enclosed garden with at least 5ft fencing is essential!
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Bear
€250adoption fee
Akita · 10 years · Male
Co. Laois, Ireland
He is a 9-year-old male Akita, full of personality with his own charming quirks. A gentle soul who simply needs a bit of time to feel comfortable. Confident and independent—happy in his own company but also loves to play. A dream on the lead—he walks gracefully despite his size. He loves relaxing on the trampoline, his favourite spot to watch the world go by. Bear is a truly unique companion, just waiting for someone to give him a chance. He would thrive in a home where he is the only dog. He is best suited to a family with older teens or adults who understand and appreciate the independent nature of the Akita breed. Ideally, his new owners should have experience with Akitas. He needs to live indoors as part of the family, and a fully enclosed garden with at least 5ft fencing is essential!
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Trevor
€250adoption fee
Akita Cross · 4 years · Male
Co. Laois, Ireland
He is a 3-year-old Akita cross. He’s a sweet, sensitive boy who just needs someone to take a chance on him. He can be quite shy, especially when meeting new people, and he’s particularly wary around men. But give him some time, kindness, and a few tasty treats, and you’ll see his playful, affectionate side shine through. He’s been gaining confidence and making great progress with training to manage his anxiety. He’ll need a compassionate home with someone ready to support his journey—someone who will provide him with safety, security, and love. Trevor would thrive as the only pet in the home—he doesn’t get along well with cats or enjoy sharing attention with other dogs. What he truly desires is to be someone’s one and only, their devoted and loving best friend. He must live indoors as part of the family and will need a fully enclosed garden where he can enjoy the outdoors safely.
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Ryker / Ralph
€250adoption fee
Husky Cross
Co. Laois, Ireland
Ryker is a 9-year-old Husky Cross. He is confident, easy-going, people-loving, and a great listener. Ralph is a 9-year-old Akita with a gentle soul. Two inseparable best friends who deserve a second chance. Ryker is always up for a walk, excited to socialize, and offers a calm, steady presence for his buddy Ralph. Ralph might be a little shy at first, but once he warms up to you, he reveals his sweet and affectionate nature. He has a strong bond with Ryker, who gives him a sense of security and confidence. • A quiet home with older, dog-savvy children. • A secure, fully enclosed garden where they can enjoy the outdoors safely. • They must live and sleep inside the home as part of the family
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