Husky Education And Rescue Team

Husky Education And Rescue Team H-E-A-R-T is dedicated to saving, rehabilitating and rehoming Siberian Huskies who are in danger of being euthanized in shelters. Probably. Take responsibility.

We are all Volunteers and primarily foster based. Our rescue area is along the east coast, CT to GA with our headquarters MD. WE DO NOT ACCEPT OWNER SURRENDERS! YOUR dog is YOUR responsibility. Do we have more experience in this breed? And guess what... Our advice is free! But it's still your responsibility to put in the work. You made that commitment when you got a dog. And if our advice does not

work, we'll help you find a trainer. Most of YOUR issues are resolved by a Trainer, not a Rescue. A Husky is a living, breathing being with feelings. For breed assistance email [email protected]

OWNER SURRENDER REQUESTS WILL BE IGNORED.

Shocked. šŸ’” Devastated. šŸ’” Angry. šŸ’” Heartbroken. šŸ’” Numb. šŸ’” Jenna is gone. šŸ’” She's just.... Gone šŸ’” Jenna had septic Parvo. ...
06/22/2026

Shocked. šŸ’” Devastated. šŸ’” Angry. šŸ’” Heartbroken. šŸ’” Numb. šŸ’”

Jenna is gone. šŸ’” She's just.... Gone šŸ’”

Jenna had septic Parvo.
First, it is unusual for an adult dog to contract Parvo, but the speed at which it progressed was unheard of.

From her very first symptom to cardiac arrest, it moved like wildfire. We've never seen anything like it! The ER team was able to resuscitate her once, but they told us she had only a 10% chance of survival and he expected she'd arrest again within the next 10 minutes. So we let her go before that could happen again šŸ’”

The vet explained that for Parvo to move this fast in an adult dog, you have to assume she was already immunocompromised. Could the trauma she endured before rescue have left her this vulnerable? We’ll never know.

Jenna deserved so much more than the hand she was dealt. And we are left grieving a life we fought so hard to save.

There are no words. šŸ’”

Thank you to those who donated towards Jenna. We will be able to cover the cost of her ER bill, and anything left over will cover the vetting for the next Husky we save in her honor.

Thank you for your support, and kindly give us time to grieve.

URGENT: Jenna is at the ER tonightā€¼ļø Our sweet girl started vomiting bile yesterday and quickly became lethargic. She al...
06/21/2026

URGENT: Jenna is at the ER tonightā€¼ļø

Our sweet girl started vomiting bile yesterday and quickly became lethargic. She already had a vet appointment scheduled for Monday, but her condition worsened this evening and we couldn’t wait any longer.

She’s now being evaluated at the emergency hospital.

We’re asking our community to lift Jenna up with prayers, healing energy, and donations to help us get her the care she needs.

Thank you for surrounding her with love. We’ll keep everyone updated as we learn more. 🐾

Donate:
www.huskyrescueteam.org
PayPal/Venmo to
Zelle to [email protected]

Happy Father’s Day to the men out there raising the world’s most dramatic breed! Thanks for surviving the zoomies, the h...
06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to the men out there raising the world’s most dramatic breed!

Thanks for surviving the zoomies, the hair, the opinions, and the ā€œI heard a leaf outsideā€ alarms.

Huskies don’t make it easy — but they sure make it worth it. From all of us at H-E-A-R-T, Happy Father’s Day.



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Glacier was picked up as a stray and brought into one of out partner shelters, where staff immediately fell in love with...
06/20/2026

Glacier was picked up as a stray and brought into one of out partner shelters, where staff immediately fell in love with him.

They described him as happy, polite, social, petite, and full of that classic Husky charm. He made every caretaker smile.

The shelter tagged us in his post, and that grin of his grabbed our H-E-A-R-Ts instantly. So when no one came for this sweet, joyful, 3‑year‑old boy, we did!

Today Glacier joins our rescue program.

He is heartworm positive, but still smiling, and now he’ll get the medical care, decompression time, and evaluation he needs so we can find him the pawfect home. Welcome to H‑E‑A‑R‑T, Glacier. Your new chapter starts now.

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Glacier was picked up as a stray and brought into one of out partner shelters, where staff immediately fell in love with...
06/20/2026

Glacier was picked up as a stray and brought into one of out partner shelters, where staff immediately fell in love with him.

They described him as happy, polite, social, petite, and full of that classic Husky charm. He made every caretaker smile.

The shelter tagged us in his post, and that grin of his grabbed our H-E-A-R-Ts instantly. So when no one came for this sweet, joyful, 3‑year‑old boy... we did!

Today Glacier joins our rescue program.

He is heartworm positive, but still smiling, and now he’ll get the medical care, decompression time, and evaluation he needs so we can find him the pawfect home. Welcome to H‑E‑A‑R‑T, Glacier. Your new chapter starts now.

ANGRY post ahead...😔... and a SOS šŸ†˜When we first shared Jenna’s story, many people asked whether we would hold her until...
06/18/2026

ANGRY post ahead...😔... and a SOS šŸ†˜

When we first shared Jenna’s story, many people asked whether we would hold her until her deployed owner returned. Some comments were so nasty they've been removed. We want to be VERY clear that we fully support our service members. Always have, always will.

But in rescue, there are really only two kinds of people —
those who are good to their animals, and those who are not.

When Jenna arrived, her paw pads were raw. The shelter vet initially believed that explained her lameness. But as we observed her more, we knew there was something else was going on. Something worse.

So we’re going to leave this X‑ray here for you to absorb.

Jenna will need hip surgery. The damage you see here comes from a birth defect or old, untreated trauma. There is nothing to suggest this is new. Jenna is three years old, which means she has probably been living with this pain for YEARS.

Ya'll think we should return her un-spayed self now???

We’re now left to clean up the very expensive and painful mess someone else created or left untreated. So instead of offering your opinions, why don't you offer to help us fix this poor Husky?

We need two things:

šŸ’²Funds: We need to raise at least $3,500 to cover Jenna’s immediate diagnostics, surgery, and post‑op care.

šŸ Foster home: Jenna cannot stay at our sanctuary; that environment doesn't allow for the focused rehabilitation she needs. We urgently need a foster within driving range of our vet in Crofton, MD.

So what say you? Are you going to help Jenna?! Jenna didn’t ask for this. She didn’t choose to suffer. Help us, help her.


Caption Oscar's Husky mood of the day.
06/17/2026

Caption Oscar's Husky mood of the day.

Snow would like everyone to know that when you’re this handsome, the tongue just… does its own thing! Since having his p...
06/16/2026

Snow would like everyone to know that when you’re this handsome, the tongue just… does its own thing!

Since having his painful front teeth removed, this sweet gentleman has decided that Tongue Out Tuesday is every day! And, we support his commitment 😁.

He’s soft, gentle, goofy, and full of love. Snow has been overlooked far too long, but he’s ready for a family who will embrace him and his tongue šŸ‘… too!

If his little blep made you smile, please share.

Let’s help Snow find the home he’s been waiting for.

šŸ“ Maryland
šŸ’™ Adoptable & absolutely perfect
🌐 https://huskyrescueteam.org/snow

ā€¼ļø INCOMING ā€¼ļøJenna was picked up as a stray in North Carolina. When the shelter scanned her microchip, they discovered ...
06/15/2026

ā€¼ļø INCOMING ā€¼ļø

Jenna was picked up as a stray in North Carolina. When the shelter scanned her microchip, they discovered she belonged to an owner currently deployed. Jenna had been left in someone’s care, but somehow wound up as a stray.

By the time she was found, Jenna had wounds on her paws, likely from being on her own for a while, and something is going on with her left eye that we’ll be getting evaluated.

Her owner tried to find family who could take her in, but no one was able to step up. Eventually, Jenna became property of the shelter.

With the shelter at capacity, her future became uncertain and that’s when we knew we had to act. Today, we brought Jenna into our rescue so she can finally exhale. She is safe and will get the care and comfort she needs. šŸ’™

Over the next few weeks, we’ll get to know her personality and her needs. Once she’s medically cleared and ready, Jenna will be available for adoption. For now, she’s resting, healing, and learning that she’s not alone anymore.

It may seem trivial to some that we focused on Eliza's grooming as the first step of rehabilitation, but let me explain ...
06/14/2026

It may seem trivial to some that we focused on Eliza's grooming as the first step of rehabilitation, but let me explain why... Her mats were so dense and tight that her skin couldn’t breathe!

For a double‑coated, wooly Husky, that’s more than a comfort issue. It’s a health risk!

Severely matted fur traps moisture, dirt, and bacteria directly against the skin. And, when air flow to the skin gets cut off, it creates the perfect environment for hot spots, fungal infections, and painful sores.

Movement also becomes restricted. Eliza's mats were pulling on the skin with every step.

For Eliza, getting those thick mats out was much needed medical care!

We are incredibly grateful to our friends at Maryland Elite Day Spa for always coming to the rescue! Literally! Please throw them some love.

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