Siberian Husky & Alaskan Malamute Rescue Of Qld Inc. (Shamroq)

Contact name:: Marnie Gray-Tuapawa
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Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute Rescue of Queensland Inc (SHAMROQ) is dedicated to the rescue, care, welfare and rehoming of Northern breeds, including, but not limited to, Alaskan Malamutes and Siberian Huskies. We provide education and ongoing support of potential adopters as to the requirements of these special breeds. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that all Northern breeds in Queensland are given the chance to live the life they deserve with loving families.

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Please submit an adoption form here: http://www.shamroq.org.au/adoption and we will be in contact shortly to discuss your application.

Contact name:: Marnie Gray-Tuapawa
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Cashew

Amstaff x Bull Terrier x Siberian Husky

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Hiiiiiiiiiii!!! Nice to meet you! I am Cashew and round out the vegetarian stir fry theme going on with us pups. You have already met my brother and sister Tofu and Bamboo. I am the most fun one I reckon. My foster peeps call me the white blur with teeth. Flash eat your heart out! I have perfected the look, the look that says “I see you has stuffs. I like stuffs too”. As in, everything you have is mine too and whatever you have I would like. This includes food, toys and well anything that can used as a toy. So, everything. This is just one the joys of welcoming a puppy to the family! For that reason, plus my speedy, toothy play, I won’t be suitable to a home with small children. As mentioned above, I am an interesting mix. One the dog ‘designers’ may call a Huskabull. But let me tell you, no one could have designed me if they tried! I have the eyes of my beautiful Husky mother and the ears and braun of my Bull terrier/Amstaff father. These 2 breeds also bring an interesting mix of energy, escape tendencies and somewhat mediocre focus. So, while we are on that topic, fences in my new home should be at least 5ft and secure with no gaps underneath, so I am covered no matter how big and clever I get. The good news is that my foster family have put me through puppy preschool and I aced it! There is still much to learn though, so my new family should be committed to continuing my training and not scared to look into doggy sports, doggy adventure days and enrichment toys. This will save some of your belongings and you can thank me later 😊 I have been living with a small dog and cat, so there are really no limitations on what my new fur brothers or sisters need to be. I should warn you though the feathered ones spark my interest a little too much. I will need another dog at home though, and it is non-negotiable that they like to play, lots! I just gotta say, any family would be lucky to have me, and I know there will be a few of you keen for you very own Huskabull. To join my list of wannabe people slaves, please go to www.shamroq.org.au/adoption for the online form. Photos by Charlotte Reeves Photography *What is a Desexing bond? We feel these pups should not be desexed until 6 months of age. At that time, SHAMROQ will arrange and pay for their desexing at a vet surgery of our choice. On completion of this, the desexing bond will be returned to the adopter. Desexing is compulsory and a signed agreement will be required.

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Phoenix

German Shepherd x Siberian Husky

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Like a mythical bird that has risen from the ashes, I too am reinventing myself and looking to start my new life. That’s all a bit Dr Phil isn’t it!! Don’t worry, I am so not the philosophical type, with me it is all about the fun and life is at a million miles an hour. I am the blend of two very different, yet at times similar breeds. I have the combined energy of a Shepherd and a Husky, so I must point out that if you are looking for a lay around lazy bones then best you keep looking! I put gusto into everything that I do. Play time is very important to me and tug of war is at the top of my list, I am an undefeated champion! I also require a walk most days, a run in the cold months would be good too. Play time is not much fun alone, so I will need a doggy brother or sister. They will need to be able to match me in wit and energy, but also leave me alone at dinner time. Feeding us separately fixes that issue. All this pent-up energy is at time released in bursts with leaps, jumps and zoomies so I won’t be suited to a home with little young people or little old people that I may accidentally jump on in my moments of crazy! Cats are untested but usually the answer points to no. In my old home, I learnt how to jump and climb fences. But in my new foster home, they have 6ft solid fences with no cross beams for climbing and having my doggy brother as company has kept me occupied enough not to make any escape attempts. Chasing your dog around the streets is fun for me, not so much for you so any prospective new homes will need suitable secure fences for me. You know it, I know it, I really am a unique and stunning boy. There is so much more to me than these looks, but if you have all that I need, the SHAMROQ girls would love to hear from you. You can get in touch by filling out this form – www.shamroq.org.au/adoption Photos by Hairypants Photography

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Huey

Siberian Husky

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*ASSISTED REHOMING* To whom it may concern. I am writing to apply for the position of new family fluffy furchild. I have attached my references and skills below for your consideration. In my previous role of family pet, I was able to demonstrate my ability to socialise with other dogs and share my home with them. Although I prefer to have all food and treats kept separate and I play better with dogs that are around my size and are respectful with their play. You may note that I have faced previous disciplinary action for an incident with a feline, therefore it is recommended that I am not housed with cats or other pocket pets. In my spare time, I have many hobbies which include walks with family members and trips to the dog parks. I am willing to admit my flaws and these include any off-lead walking in unfenced areas. I believe my genetics are partly to blame for this. At home, I enjoy some down time in my backyard and with secure, solid fences of 5ft or more, I can be trusted not to wander. My experience with children lies mainly with those of school age or older. I enjoy spending time with them and the rest of the family in play time at home and weekend adventures. I would like to be able to continue this in my new role and believe that I am at my best with as much family attention as possible. Once again, thank you for reading my resume and your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you and can be reached at www.shamroq.org.au/adoption Photos by Owl Tree Marketing **Our Assisted Rehoming program is when a dog is rehomed by their current owners under guidance and support from SHAMROQ. The final decision is made by the family of the dog and SHAMROQ will only rehome dogs where proof of desexing, current vaccination and microchipping can be supplied. SHAMROQ will take care of any microchip transfer requirements at the time that the adoption is finalised.**

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Max

Siberian Husky

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*ASSISTED REHOMING* Hello everypawdy!! For those of you who don’t know me, my fancy name is Suthanlites Lite Beam, but you can call me Max for short. Like a ray of light I promise to brighten up your day with check husky ways and clown like antics. Yes even an older fella like myself can turn on the charm. Circumstances have led to me looking for a new forever family, and you know what, that is OK with me. Of course I will miss my old people, but now I have the chance to spell out exactly what creature comforts I am looking for and accept nothing but the best. So what is on my list you ask? Well here goes: I would like a home with no other pets. Yep you heard me, I want you all to myself! All your pats, cuddles, hugs and dropped food is all miiiinnnnneeee. That includes cats and other pockets pet too while we are at it. I have lived with other dogs but don’t share toys and food so well. Skin kids are ok, I will handle them, they drop lots of food you know! But I am bigger boned guy so no tiny ones just in case I bump them over. I currently am an outside dog. I am ok with that but I have known the creature comforts you human create inside your big kennels, so I would be more than happy to spend some time with you in there too. I will be happy enough in the yard during the day though and haven’t shown any escape tendencies, but Huskies being huskies always need secure fences of around 5ft or higher. Before you leave for the day, or when you get home if you aren’t an early riser, you will need to squeeze in a 20 to 30 minute stroll for us around the neighbourhood. I am not asking for any marathon runners or power walkers. Just some time out together to keep the body fit with the exercise and the mind fit with all the scents and smells. All in all I am a pretty laid back kind of guy and well, people rock my world. I am not really asking for too much, just a loving home where I can be the integral fluffy member of the family! If that could be you, please go to www.shamroq.org.au/adoption Photos by Pup & Co Photography **Our Assisted Rehoming program is when a dog is rehomed by their current owners under guidance and support from SHAMROQ. The final decision is made by the family of the dog and SHAMROQ will only rehome dogs where proof of desexing, current vaccination and microchipping can be supplied. SHAMROQ will take care of any microchip transfer requirements at the time that the adoption is finalised.**

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Rifle

Siberian Husky

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*BANG* haha got ya! Get it, Rifle? Yeah yeah ok anyways, let’s get down to the nitty gritty of what I am doing here, and that is looking for my new people. Who wouldn’t want that job? Just check out these puppy dog eyes and the champion head tilting! I recently found myself in a shelter and it got me all wound up, I had no idea what was going on. So I shut down a bit and wasn’t interested in making friends. I just wanted to keep my nose clean, do my time and get outta there. So the shelter people thought I didn’t like other dogs. Well let me tell you, on the outside, I am a different guy! I do like to keep to my own type though when it comes to the groups of mates I choose to hang out with. I currently live with another female Husky. She is a bit older than me and doesn’t play as much as I do. Ideally I would like another Husky or arctic type dog to live with who can handle my chest bumping and Husky play but is also happy to chill on the lounge in front of a bit of Netflix. I met a bull breed dog on the street one day and he just rubbed me the wrong way from the get go, those guys get my back up! Oh and cats, I never much liked them either, they are just asking for a good chasin! Us Huskies get a bad wrap for being escape artists, and look some of us do have some ninja like talents, but I ain’t one of em. Of course I need secure fences to keep me safely in the yard, but they only need to be about 5ft or so as this physique is not made for jumping or climbing things! As you can tell, I have some love handles and the ladies love it. I am the best of both worlds, a man’s man and a lover of the ladies. People in general, otherwise known as the keepers of treats and the walk masters, are the centre of my world. The more time we can hang out together, the better I say. I enjoy a good stroll as many times a week as I can and will quite happily play backseat driver whenever you need to go somewhere in the car. Of course, we all have our little flaws and bad habits, and mine is getting a bit mouthy if I don’t want to do something. Brushing time is prime example! I am all noise and purely mouthing, but for this reason I won’t be suitable in a home with any young or primary school aged children. There is probably a lot more that I could tell you about myself, but we can chat about that later if you want to meet me. Chatting is something I am quite good at!! To meet me, head over to www.shamroq.org.au/adoption Photos by Hairypants Photography

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Cashew

Phoenix

Huey

Max

Rifle