Abandoned Siberian Husky Found Wandering Desert Neighborhood

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We rescued Silver Wolf from a desert neighborhood in Coachella. We were determined to find him a forever home no matter how long it took.

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36 thoughts on “Abandoned Siberian Husky Found Wandering Desert Neighborhood”

  5. Wonderful to see that Echo finally was in a stable home.
    thanks to all parties involved all to make an adoption happen ❣

    Btw, thank you so much for the postcard 😻
    I was a bit amazed when I suddenly got a postcard, that has found its way all the way up here in Arctic Norway from the other side of the globe 🥰🥰

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  6. Beautiful, lovely dog. Great work in helping him to find the right home!

    Going on a mini-rant here now…I'm sorry but elderly or otherwise infirmed people should NOT be owning big dogs like Huskies. Unless they have a back-up plan with family members who can help out. They are too much responsibility and work. Whoever this old guy was (the original caretaker), he failed the dog by abandoning him to the streets.

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  7. Aw bless his sweetheart ❤so beautiful ❤it breaks my heart 😢we love our dogs so much and we would be lost without them ❤ thank y'all for all y'all do to help pets bless y'all 🙏❤so glad he got his forever home ❤

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  12. So many people would adopt that beautiful husky given the chance. No animal especially, when they have been used to a human looking after them, should then be abandoned on their own and left to roam the streets as that's just evil even if your elderly, and even then you shouldn't have a dog that size if you can't meet their needs. Thank you for rescuing him and making sure that he was adopted.

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  23. Such dogs must NOT be in hot places! They are meant to be in cold, rural areas like Alaska! It makes me so upset to see these dogs being kept as pets. They need to be outside, and they love to work.

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  25. As a husky owner let me give you a little bit of advice.

    Just because you find a husky wandering around the neighborhood does not necessarily mean it was "abandoned."

    They are escape artists and notorious runners. That's a really well-fed, well cared for dog.

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  31. It used to be Pitbulls/Staffies & Chis. Now too many abandoned and stray Huskies and Shepherds in CA, also lots of little white poodle-types. (Possibly elsewhere, too, but this is what I hear & see from there.) What's going on w/ppl, breeding and making these dogs popular, only for them to be misunderstood and turned out on the streets. Anyway, it sounds like an older person couldn't care for this poor guy, then two more adoptive and one foster before the right one found him. This lucky floof, Silver/Echo, looks like a sweetie who'll be happy w/Luz & her lovely family. In my experience, if you've been pondering someone/something for a year, then it's meant to be.💕🐾🐺

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  32. This poor dog. Taking a dog then saying they can't afford them, or they don't get along with their other dogs……People need to think about taking on a large dog. They are more expensive to take care of.

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  34. I wonder why this dog experience difficulty in finding his fuerver family🙄😢he is such a sweet dog ,very calm and loving..but God is so good and kind..he finally found one..hope its his last and forever family now..God bless doggie..stay sweet and loving as you are😘🐕💞

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