Delaware Valley Siberian Husky Rescue, Inc

Dedicated to finding permanent homes for abused and unwanted Siberian Huskies.

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If you have lost or found a Siberian Huksy we will gladly place the information here to help match lost dogs with worried owners. We also suggest you contact the shelters listed on our links page - they may have your dog waiting for you.

If you have found a dog with a microchip or tattoo, contact 1-800-NDR-DOGS (1-800-637-3647)

This page is under construction - More information about helping to find your dog will be coming soon.

"Sabre"

 Sabre has been missing since 12/8/02 from Westville, NJ and is MICRO-CHIPPED - Sabre is 2.5 yrs. old and has blue eyes. Contact Albert or LuAnn Filoramo at alf54@prodigy.net if you have seend this dog

"Rex"

 REX is a very friendly, 3 Year Old, Reddish-Brown and White, Male,Siberian Husky. Neutered. Weighs 54 pounds. Reddish-brown markings around the eyes and along the nose. White Face with Blue eyes. White inner ears. Taller and slender than most huskies. Missing since September 6th in Gap, PA. If found, please call Call 717-442-8836. $500.00 Reward for any information leading to the safe return of this lost pet.

"Two Lost in North Jersey"

 Female 5 years old red and white blue eyes, Male 6 months old silver and white with brown eyes. These two dogs were lost in Northern New Jersey a near the PA boarder. They both had electronic fence collars on at the time. The photo of the pup was taken three months ago. The dogs were first lost the week of April 20, 2001. If you have found these dogs, please contact DVSHR immediately. The owners are doing all they can to get their dogs back.

"Girley"

 We called her Nakita. She was found roaming the streets of Germantown PA when a nice couple found her and took her in. They contacted rescue because they could not keep her so DVSHR took her in.

Two days later while getting in touch with the Pennsylvania SPCA, we got a report of a missing dog fitting her description. Girley is her name and she is now safe at home. Her owners are learning to keep her better contained.