Duluth Minn.- Alaska Huskies needing homes

Kenz is currently with her in Duluth, MN and the other 5 dogs are at a friend's kennel in International Falls, MN, about 2 hours away, until placement can be found for them. The reason for rehoming the dogs was an abrupt move. She had taken her sled dog team to Alaska for the summer to give dog sled tours on a glacier, and returned to find her home situation had changed, leaving no place to house her crew of 23 dogs. She has have only been able to find a place to board 12 of the dogs, and is trying to find pet homes for the dogs she feels would make great pets.

Contact Information

Jennifer is located in Duluth, Minnesota, and she is looking to rehome 6 of her Alaskan Sled dogs. Jennifer's phone number is 763-226-1389. Please feel free to call her anytime

BJ

is a retired racing Alaskan Husky sled dog. He has competed in such races as the Beargrease 500, the UP200 in Michigan and the CanAm 250 in Maine. He has vision issues and an old injury which has taken himout of his position as a lead dog. He is now looking for a home with someone who loves to go on walks. He is very friendly and snuggly. He is about 65 pounds and solid white..

Jack Jack
(AKA one-eyed Jack)

is a yearling Alaskan husky sled dog. He was sick as a pup which resulted in some underdeveloped facial features, but it hasn't affected his zest for life. He worked as a touring dog this summer on a glacier in Alaska. He is now looking for a home with an energetic person ready to take him with them on walks/runs or cross country skiing. He does not like some male dogs.

Bonnie

is a sweet little Alaskan husky sled dog. She is a fabulous lead dog and spent her summer leading a touring dog team on a glacier in Alaska. She is looking for a loving home with energetic owners. She would make a great walking/running or cross country ski buddy. She is very mild mannered and gets along well with other dogs. She is about 45 pounds and has a cute tan mask.

Kenz

is an amazing Alaskan Husky sled dog who finished as the lead dog in the Iditarod (1000 mile race accross AK) as well as being the champion lead dog on winning teams for the UP 200 in Michigan and the CanAm 250 in Maine. He is about 65 pounds of lovable cuddly pooch and deserves to be the center of attention in your home. He is very friendly and gets along with most dogs (doesn't like some male dogs).

Dierks

is a yearling Alaskan husky sled dog who spent this summer on a glacier in Alaska as a touring dog. He is very energetic and friendly and was a stand out lead dog as a pup. He would make a great running buddy or a skijoring pal for a cross country skier. He is about 40 pounds with a medium length blonde coat.

Prudhoe

is a champion Alaskan husky sled dog. He has run in races from the UP200 in Michigan to the Iditarod in Alaska. He is a fabulous lead dog and spent his summer giving tours on a glacier in Alaska. He is extremely friendly, but does not like other male dogs at all. He is about 65 pounds and has quite a bit of gray in the face. He is very sweet and needs a loving home to retire to.