Arctic Breed Rescue

Arctic Breed Rescue Arctic Breed Rescue Inc is a private rescue resource, with a focus on assisting pound needies within the State of NSW.

Arctic Breed Rescue (ABR) is dedicated to the successful rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of our beloved arctic breeds - Akita, Alaskan Malamute, Samoyed, Siberian Husky and their crosses. Prioritising rehabilitation (if needed) over rehoming, ABR does not operate on a first come first served basis. We take the time to get to know our charges aiming to make their next move, their last. The back

bone to ABR, quite simply, is our legendary foster carer network. Did you know that you too can be part of a bear's journey? For more information please visit our website - www.abrinc.org.au - and complete our foster form. From there one of the coordinators will be in touch to have a chat and answer any questions you may have. ABR is dedicated to ethical rescue and responsible pet ownership at all times. We always put the needs and wants of our beloved arctic breeds first and foremost. All animals available for rehoming through ABR are desexed, microchipped, lifetime registered (NSW only), C5 vaccinated, heartworm tested and treated, and internal and external parasite treated. Most important of all, all of our dogs will come with a lifetime of love. Please "like" and share this page with your friends and family - you never know where the next home can come from!

POPPI PEPITA PUPPEROONISiberian Husky Female (D)DOB - 1 July 2025Location - Glenmore Park, NSW Interstate Adoption - Con...
21/08/2026

POPPI PEPITA PUPPEROONI
Siberian Husky
Female (D)
DOB - 1 July 2025

Location - Glenmore Park, NSW
Interstate Adoption - Conditional

My friends, they call me Pops.

I’m a lively, curious and lightly cheeky girl — but, as I like to think of it, selectively social.

Let’s start with the important stuff: I LOVE DOGS. Particularly energetic ones who believe life is best lived at full speed. The Zooms, anyone? I currently live with two other canines - one young and enthusiastic, one who is edging towards retirement - and I consider both of them my personal entertainment system.

Humans? Well… I’m still working on them.

I’m friendly and curious and will happily come over for a sniff and check. But if you immediately try to pat me, I may reconsider the entire interaction and quietly back away. I prefer to take things at my own pace. No offence — I’m simply a girl who likes to make sure you’ve passed the background check before granting you cuddle privileges.

I am getting better, though. I’m quite happy to accept pats when I’m on lead.

Progress, people. Progress.

Let’s talk about my priorities.

A walk. A run. Some zoomies. Perhaps another walk.

And FOOD. Glorious, wonderful, marvellous food.

I have never met a nom I didn’t like, and I’m very receptive to further education when snacks are involved. Food is, without question, my primary love language. I also understand that dinner preparation is a matter of considerable urgency which requires me to provide enthusiastic cheerleading encouragement from the sidelines.

I know sit and leave it/no, and I’m getting better with my harness. At the beginning of a walk, I can get very excited. Occasionally, I forget I’m a Husky and temporarily identify as a kangaroo. Once the excitement wears off, however, I settle nicely and am happy to walk or run alongside you.

One-on-one lead training would be fantastic for me. My current walking crew usually consists of at least two other dogs, which is excellent for fun but perhaps not the most conducive environment for learning the finer points of walking etiquette.

Grooming and handling are getting easier, but I’m still a little nervous. I’ll let you brush me, but I like reassurance — preferably a hand on me so I know you’re still there and haven’t suddenly turned into a grooming monster.

Baths are tolerated rather than celebrated. I’ll sit nicely in the bath and let you use the blower, but I won’t be leaving a five-star review afterwards.

I’m also not particularly keen on being separated from my dog friends. If one of them leaves without me, I may have a little cry and bark until they return. Once they’re home, I conduct a thorough sniff-based security check to make sure they haven’t been replaced by an imposter, then I get on with my day.

So, what am I looking for?

Another dog. Definitely.

I really thrive with canine company and would love a confident, playful dog who is looking for a partner in crime.

My humans will need to be patient and understand that I’m a little shy and need time to build trust. I’m not going to launch myself into your arms on day one. Instead, I’ll sniff you, observe you, quietly assess your credentials and eventually decide you’re probably alright.

I’ve been around primary-school-aged children, teenagers and adults and have been comfortable with them. I’ve also happily accepted pats from wee ones while out walking.

An active family would be ideal. If you’re a runner, even better - but don’t worry, I do have an off switch. Once I’ve had enough action, I’m perfectly capable of settling myself down.

And when it comes to sleeping arrangements, I’m really not fussy. A bed. A floor. Inside. Outside.

Although, if there happens to be a nice warm bed containing humans and/or dogs…

Well.

It would be terribly rude not to join them.

So, if you’re looking for a funny, lively, curious girl with a big personality, a serious appreciation for dogs, an unhealthy enthusiasm for food and just enough sass to keep life interesting…

I might just be your girl.

Just remember — I’ll decide when we’re ready for cuddles.

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM

To express interest in adopting me please complete the linked form in the first instance:

https://tinyurl.com/ABRAdoption

ADOPTION FEE

$650
Includes desexing, current C5 vaccination, HW test, current internal and external parasite treatment, and lifetime registration if adopted in the State of NSW.

Rehoming Organisation Number:
R251000007

VALE, LYRIC28 April 2026We had a dream.  That you would learn how to dog.  That the feel of the wind running through you...
29/04/2026

VALE, LYRIC
28 April 2026

We had a dream. That you would learn how to dog. That the feel of the wind running through your fur was preferable to hiding under your bed 24/7. What a full and nutritious belly would feel like...heck we just wanted you to eat full stop.

That feeling of a gentle human hand stroking your body, scratching your ears and calling you all the good boys under the sun.

Your tail held high as you explored the big, wide world with wonder and not fear.

Whilst it would be remiss of us to say the last four months have been easy, they also haven't been that hard as at your core you wanted what we wanted. Having recently turned a very small corner it should have been onwards and upwards.

The universe obviously had other plans for when your loving 'rental came home last night it was to find you peacefully and permanently asleep in your favourite spot.

We don't know what or why, but the only comfort we have right now is knowing that you are not only flying, but singing with the angels.

Thank you for your courage, your resilience and for being "you".

Fly high, Lyric. Fly high.

What a day!  We were told things were quieter than usual on account of some Oompa Loompa on the other side of the world....
19/04/2026

What a day! We were told things were quieter than usual on account of some Oompa Loompa on the other side of the world. They lied as we had to go get more supplies… before the lunch rush!

Huge thanks to Sam, Ty, Tiani and Kalese who cooked and served up a storm. All with a smile on their face to boot!

With most of the Vale crew on holidays it was left to Zima and Nixon to fly the Arctic flag. They brought their humans Karl and Anita along for the ride

And because we’re not breed racist around these here parts we may have slipped some sausages to some oodles, a Pomeranian and the one breed that still makes me piddle my pantaloons some, a sharpei.


Now to crash and burn for the rest of the day!

EDIT
I have to acknowledge that there is still some good in the world. This elderly gentleman came to buy a sizzle and only had a bank card. Unfortunately we could only accept cash or the Bunnings QR Code system, which didn’t work for him. I could see his face fall as he said he couldn’t get one after all.

Observing the lay of the land I told him not to worry it was on us (IYKYK) and his relief at getting something to eat was palpable.

But I’m not mentioning this to pat ourselves on the back. But rather to thank that anonymous lady who not only dropped some money into our donation box, but also insisted on paying for that elderly gentleman’s sizzle. It wasn’t necessary but she insisted - there are still good people in this world.

VOLUNTEER NEEDEDWhen : This Sunday, 19 AprilWhere : Bunnings Bankstown AirportTime : 1pm to 4pm (we're covered rest of t...
15/04/2026

VOLUNTEER NEEDED

When : This Sunday, 19 April
Where : Bunnings Bankstown Airport
Time : 1pm to 4pm (we're covered rest of the day)
Doing : Cooking some snags, serving some customers

If you can join us we'd love to have you - hit us up via PM!

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