Animal Welfare Group Rescues Abandoned Husky, Seeks New Home
A two-year-old Siberian Husky abandoned in a Songkhla house for three months has been rescued and rehabilitated by the Hope animal welfare organization, which now seeks an experienced, committed adopter for the energetic dog.
Songkhla—The Hope animal welfare organization, working with public health officials from Songkhla Municipality and the prevention and suppression division of Songkhla City Police, has rescued a two-year-old female Siberian Husky named Polly who was abandoned in a house alone for three months. Neighbors fed and watered her through the fence out of compassion, while at night the distressed dog cried out in loneliness.
After officials met with the dog's owner and father, they agreed to surrender Polly to the animal welfare organization for health care, vaccinations, and spaying. Polly has since been bathed and had severely matted fur removed. Now approximately two years old, she is cheerful and playful, but given her high energy levels and characteristic Siberian Husky temperament, the organization is looking for a prepared and committed home.
Requirements for potential adopters include adequate space and time to care for a high-energy dog, experience with Siberian Huskies or Huskies, and willingness to allow staff to conduct home inspections and follow-up visits. Those interested in adopting Polly can contact The Hope Songkhla at 089-737-7917.
