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i. Rescue dogs which are at risk of being euthanised or abandoned. a. With a primary focus on the Siberian Husky breed. b. Never compromise on care, or ethics, for any reason. ii. Ensure all dogs in our care are treated to the highest standard. a. Put the dog’s health, and welfar
i. Rescue dogs which are at risk of being euthanised or abandoned. a. With a primary focus on the Siberian Husky breed. b. Never compromise on care, or ethics, for any reason. ii. Ensure all dogs in our care are treated to the highest standard. a. Put the dog’s health, and welfare above all others. b. Ensure all dogs in our care are vaccinated and neutered by a qualified veterinarian before they are rehomed. iii. Maintain a positive outlook for all dogs. a. Assessing them throughout their stay with us, so as to ensure they are responsibly, and suitably matched with new owners. b. Deal with all dogs in a humane, and compassionate manner, in line with their best interests. iv. Provide a framework of support and advice for new owners. a. Raise awareness surrounding the breed, and the ongoing issues with overbreeding. b. Work and co-ordinate with organisations of a similar nature to share resources where possible. The advancement of animal welfare
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