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Gaya and Tala are two wonderful, socialized Siberians that have been cared for and loved all of their lives. Unfortunately, they will lose their home in approximately two weeks and have run out of options. They desperately need to find permanent or foster homes. They are very affectionate and have lived together all of their lives. We’d prefer to place them together, but they can go to separate homes in order to save their lives. Neither of these dogs will do good in a house with cats
TALA: Tala is a hefty white female Siberian with beautiful blue eyes rimmed in black. She is a big, goofy dog that weighs in at 100 pounds and was born March 8, 2001. She loves to lie at your feet and is somewhat lazy. She is generally good with children (She loves to kiss their faces) and currently allows a toddler to pull on her and love her. She would not be good for a house with cats.
She likes to sleep in her kennel, knows sit, lay down, high fives, crawl and speak – especially when rewarded with a treat. She loves the snow, going for walks and car rides, but keep the bills and checkbook away from her because she will chew paper if she is bored. She will not be good in a house with cats.
GAYA: Gaya is a 55-pound black and white female with blue eyes with an estimated birth of March 8, 2000 (one year from the day of being rescued). Gaya is an energetic, mouthy Siberian that also likes to nap near you. She is good with children and takes fur pulling, etc. in stride. She likes to sleep in her kennel or under the bed and is generally good on a leash (for a husky).
Gaya knows sit, lay down, high fives (see the picture!) She was a second chance rescue from the Humane Society and only weighed 35 pounds at the time. She is extremely in tune with human’s emotions – if you are the least bit upset, she will come and give you kisses.
Both Tala and Gaya have been attached to sleds and will pull, but only in a straight line. They do not know the commands for direction change yet. All leashes and harnesses will be given to the new family/families.
Please: if you can help us save these beautiful two girls, let us know quickly. They are in the prime of their lives and have so much love to give…