To this day we
have saved the lives of over 45 sled dogs (31 adults, 14 puppies) with
an average of 6 to 8 foster dogs
living and working within Where Spirits Walk kennel waiting for their chance to find their forever homes.
Our success continues to grow every year as we rehabilitate, socialize and work our foster dogs into our dog team and
our every day lives. Many of our rescued dogs have found homes within the state of Alaska and a handful have even
made it down to the lower 48 states to live out their lives as working dogs or pampered couch pets.
A huge thank you goes out to those who have helped us travel down this unique and rewarding trail of saving
sled dog lives. Please show your appreciation by visiting these businesses, purchasing their products or just
stopping by to say thanks for helping us continue to save the lives of these wonderful sled dogs...
living and working within Where Spirits Walk kennel waiting for their chance to find their forever homes.
Our success continues to grow every year as we rehabilitate, socialize and work our foster dogs into our dog team and
our every day lives. Many of our rescued dogs have found homes within the state of Alaska and a handful have even
made it down to the lower 48 states to live out their lives as working dogs or pampered couch pets.
A huge thank you goes out to those who have helped us travel down this unique and rewarding trail of saving
sled dog lives. Please show your appreciation by visiting these businesses, purchasing their products or just
stopping by to say thanks for helping us continue to save the lives of these wonderful sled dogs...
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| Animal Shelter Fund | |
| North Star Borough Animal Control | |
| James Cooper | James
Langston |
| Mike Pawlak | Jamielle Dominguez |
| Gene Salzman | Carol Kleckner |
| Chaplin
Wayne Stiles |
Lori Stiles |
| Northland
Wood |
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