

Every dog we take in was somebody’s afterthought — found on a levee road, surrendered at a kill shelter, left behind in an August backyard. The work is unglamorous: vetting, heartworm treatment, months of foster care. Then one Saturday there is a door, and a vest that says the quiet part out loud.
We rescue abandoned, abused, and neglected Siberian Huskies across Louisiana, rehabilitate them in real foster homes, and match them with families built for the breed.
Read the storiesWe have spent years placing dogs with families whose history we had no way to check — and taking dogs back from homes we approved. Not because anyone was careless. Because nobody had the information. So we built it: petOffenders, an animal-abuse registry for every species.
Every dog is vetted, fostered in a real home, and matched carefully with your family and lifestyle.
Foster →The engine of the rescue. We cover vetting and supplies — you supply the couch and the patience.
Donate →Heartworm treatment alone can run hundreds per dog. Every dollar goes to the dogs — we are 100% volunteer-run.