Redstone Husky Rescue

04/25/2025

Can we share some love for Bronco? He's great with kids and people of all ages and sizes. He loves the ladies, but can be hard to get along with for male dogs. He's got a moderate energy level, but he does settle in his crate for downtime.

If you're considering a dog for your weekend warrior lifestyle, you can't go wrong with Bronco!

Bronco is a young adult, neutered male Siberian Husky that came to Redstone as a stray. He was very skinny and no one claimed him. The person that found him when Bronco rang his doorbell said it was likely a neighbor kicked him out.

As a young boy still, he does have higher energy and does well with other dogs that set boundaries with him. He has been learning to respect other dogs from play with them, but can be pushy with more submissive dogs.

Bronco is neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, heartworm negative and on prevention, kennel trained, appears house trained, and has learned some basic manners.

He would be good around older children or a family that can set rules for him with younger ones (he can get over excited and jump on people still, but we are learning!) or in a home that is active and looking for a weekend warrior buddy. He can be vocal when excited.

If you are interested in adopting Bronco, please visit RedstoneHuskyRescue.org for his adoption profile and application. Thank you!

04/16/2025

Hi everyone!
We are trying to raise $400 to cover Kimmy's heartworm treatment. The little lady is ready to get her injections. Her doxycycline and rest period went great! She is a low energy girl so we think she will tolerate kennel rest well.

If you would like to donate to help reach our goal for Kimmy, please visit RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/donate
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4387678
Venmo:
CashApp: $RedstoneHuskyRescue

Thank you so much for continuing to support us. These last couple of years have been so incredibly hard, but we are chaning the world for one dog at a time here and focusing on what we CAN do instead of what we can't.

Much love!

04/12/2025

Hey Redstone Family!
Ruthie is one of the most desreving dogs for a home out there! She is super sweet, and she has had it so hard in her first years of life. She was in an over-crowded shelter, then pulled by a rescue that abandoned her in boarding where she became heartworm positive. She is now healthy, happy, and heartworm negative! She LOVES the water and is best friends with Gordon so we expect she would make just as good of friends with other male dogs and some females (meet and greet encouraged).

Please help us share, share, share Ruthie to help her find a home!

RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/adopt

Ruthie is a super sweet girl! She LOVES the water and she has a moderate energy level.

Unfortunately, Ruthie was abandoned in boarding for a year when another rescue pulled her from a shelter and left her behind. In that year, she developed heartworm disease. We took Ruthie's care over and got her the treatment she needed and she has done really well through that process. She will need to ease back into activity over the next several months, but she has so much love to give and she is ready to start meeting families to find her match!

Ruthie is a spayed female, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, and has undergone heartworm treatment. She has been good with cats in the past and is dog social. She is very exuberant, but we believe she would do well with children (may knock them over so please keep that in consideration.)

If you are interested in Ruthie, please visit RedstoneHuskyResuce.org/adopt for her adoption profile and application.

04/10/2025

Can we get some shares for Gordon? Our sweet boy is great with the ladies and people (including older children). He survived a gunshot wound and being on the brink of total starvation and he is waiting for his happily ever after!

RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/adopt

Gordon came to Redstone emaciated and barely able to walk. Through time and supplements and medical care, he has regained his weight and his nerve function to his hind leg and his tail.

He is incredibly sweet and a very gentle soul. He is crate trained and appears house trained.

Gordon is an adult male. He is neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped with lifetime registration, and tested negative for heartworm disease and has been on prevention since intake.

Gordon had been shot prior to intake with us and as such he may have a phobia of loud noises in uncomfortable environments.

If you are interested in adopting Gordon, please visit RedstoneHuskyResuce.org/adopt for his adoption profile and application.

03/30/2025

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Hi everyone. Our good friends over at Second Chance Mushers just got hit by a bad storm. You all remember when we lost power due to tornado force winds that came through and how devastating that was.

I know we are all struggling, but she provides safety for dogs that otherwise would have no options. She has three Redstone dogs that desperately needed her (Micah, Lana, and Luna now called Lottie).

The economy is hard, but it's especially hard on animal welfare nonprofits right now. If you have anything to spare, please consider helping her out!

https://www.secondchancemushersrescue.com/donations.html

03/21/2025

Well, we had to make an adjustment. Things you don't really think about always come up, and our new floor is a liiiiiittle to slippery for the dogs. Easy fix, though with a little help from good ol' Tractor Supply Co!

Stable mats. We bought a total of nine of them (had to get one more this morning) to put down the walkway and in each run. The dogs are much happier.

If you would like to donate towards covering the costs of the mats to keep them happy and comfortable, please visit RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/donate
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4387678
Venmo:
CashApp: $RedstoneHuskyRescue
Or you can become a monthly sponsor via DonorBox: https://donorbox.org/redstone-husky-rescue-donations

03/10/2025

Update and tour!

If you would like to donate you can visit RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/donate
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4387678
Venmo:
CashApp: $RedstoneHuskyRescue
Amazon Wish List: https://a.co/cq3vDRP

03/10/2025

In case you missed the news: BINGO IS ADOPTED!

We were torn apart on social media for giving this dog the time he needed and for spending a whopping $1500 (ballpark) on his medical needs of an amputation and heartworm treatment. We had just fundraised an incredible amount to get us back on our feet a few weeks prior to agreeing to intake Bingo, and when we posted his invoices and estimates an incredible human covered ALL of his costs for surgery and we raised his heartworm treatment on North Texas Giving Day in 2023.

Bingo came to us in 9/2023. He was adopted 3/2025. That's a long time, yes, but he needed time. Medically speaking, he was not adoptable for quite a while between his amputation recovery and his heartworm treatment process. Behaviorally, Bingo made steady progress with us, and his quality of life was good here! He played with other dogs, he was excited about his meals, and he got his pick of nice comfortable beds anywhere he wanted to be. We let him set the pace and gave him the space to grow and thrive.

When we had him for around a year, again the online criticisms started. Why wasn't he adopted yet? Why were we keeping him? We were accused of being hoarders and negligent (we can show his records and progress if you need proof of his improvements!)

Is it ideal to keep dogs for over a year? No. But if they are continuing to improve on trouble areas and their quality of life is good **and** they are not a danger to themselves, handlers, or the other dogs, they are welcome to stay with us for as long as it takes. We are a closed intake facility - meaning we can be selective about what cases we take as we are not a municipality. Bingo was a dog that we believed in and saw potential.

Look at his success! The pictures don't lie. Bingo is happy and he will continue to improve and thrive because we saw the potential and gave him the options.

If you would like to donate to help us give this opportunity to more dogs you can visit RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/donate
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4387678
Venmo:
CashApp: $RedstoneHuskyRescue

03/10/2025

It is with so many happy tears and thankful hearts that we are able to announce a very special day we weren't sure we would get. Bingo came to Redstone on 9/6/23 terrified, shut down, with a traumatic partial amputaion, and heartworm disease. He had to undergo so much, and we gave him the time he needed to learn how to be a dog and open up. As the months went by, we recognized that it was very possible he would never leave our care. Since he was doing well, and lived a relatively normal life here, we were comfortable with him living out his days with us. Last month, something incredible happened and the perfect person applied to adopt Bingo despite his "not normal dog" behaviors. Through a trial adoption period. Bingo has been thriving and today, 3/10/25 he is officially home.

03/10/2025

Please help share Cosette to find her a home! She is a higher energy love bug that needs a home without small children and no cats! Together we can change the world for one dog at a time!

Cosette is a young adult spayed female Siberian Husky/German Shepherd mix. (Embark DNA results on her adoption profile!) She it petite at just 42 lbs and she is all energy in a small package!

She is very dog and human friendly, but has a flare for the dramatics. She is vocal so an understanding of her husky side is a must.

She is spayed, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, heartworm negative and on prevention, and ready to join on your next adventure!

Cosette has a lot of energy and is a very active dog, but is crate trained for when downtime is needed. She gets confused in new places so she will need someone that can be patient with her while she learns some house manners in a new setting.

This little girl is very sweet and is currently accepting applicaitons via her adoption profile on RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/adopt

02/24/2025

Finn came to Redstone 11/30/23 needing his eye removed due to being super painful and very far over pressure as a result of untreated glaucoma. He stayed with us for a long, long time as he tried to find a home that understood his special needs and loved him all the same. On 2/23/25 he finally found that home. We will miss his potato personality around here, but we are happy to say "Welcome home, Finn."

02/24/2025

It's looking like our dream come true!

We are so so so thankful for those of you that have sent items to help us spruce the place up and add the bells and whistles!

If you would like to help us keep going:
What we need:
Tractor Supply gift cards to buy fencing
Enrichment Items (chew bones, toys)
Dog Beds
Where can you find these things to help us open the new building proudly sponored largely in part by two extremely special families?
Amazon Wish List: https://a.co/cq3vDRP
If you would like to donate:
RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/donate
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4387678
Venmo:
CashApp: $RedstoneHuskyRescue

02/24/2025

Thank you all SO SO SO much for giving name suggestions. There were a few we really liked, but for her we picked something that both fit and honored someone very dear to us.

With certain cases here at Redstone, we will name dogs after people that have been supportive to us, have meant the world to us, or that have made an impact with us to their community.

The person that this sweet girl is named after is a three-time adopter from Redstone, a big donor in hard times, and an incredible friend to us.

It is with a great honor and humility and thankful hearts that we would like to introduce everyone to Kimmy.

She is settling in great, though she is coughing (she is on medication) and she is in amazing spirits.

Thank you all so much for the continued support and love for sweet Kimmy!

02/20/2025

Can you help us give a girl her name?

About her:
She is 6 years old
She was a stray, taken to a veterinarian by kind people where they attempted to locate owners. None were found. She has now been surrendered to Redstone.
She is incredibly sweet and a little shadow no matter who she is in a room with.
Has been very sweet and easy to handle at her vet.

This sweet girl is unfortunately heartworm positive and will need to be treated prior to going up for adoption. She was spayed today prior to us taking custody of her.

If you would like to donate to help support her heartworm treatment:
RedstoneHusyRescue.org/donate
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4387678
Venmo:
CashApp: $RedstoneHuskyRescue

02/15/2025

We are SO CLOSE to being able to use our new kennel that we started work on in December 2023.
We have 8 runs that will go inside. We have food storage. We have cleaning items (mop, boom, etc). We have bowls. We have a leash hook wall mount. We have electrical
WE HAVE HEATING AND COOLING!!!!

What we need:
Tractor Supply gift cards to buy fencing
Enrichment Items (chew bones, toys)
Dog Beds

Where can you find these things to help us open the new building proudly sponored largely in part by two extremely special families?
Amazon Wish List: https://a.co/cq3vDRP

If you would like to donate:
RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/donate
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4387678
Venmo:
CashApp: $RedstoneHuskyRescue

02/07/2025

Bronco is great with kids and female dogs! He loves people and is very sweet. He would be a great weekend warrior type dog if you're looking for a companion partner this spring!

Bronco is a young adult, neutered male Siberian Husky that came to Redstone as a stray. He was very skinny and no one claimed him. The person that found him when Bronco rang his doorbell said it was likely a neighbor kicked him out.

As a young boy still, he does have higher energy and does well with other dogs that set boundaries with him. He has been learning to respect other dogs from play with them, but can be pushy with more submissive dogs.

Bronco is neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, heartworm negative and on prevention, kennel trained, appears house trained, and has learned some basic manners.

He would be good around older children or a family that can set rules for him with younger ones (he can get over excited and jump on people still, but we are learning!) or in a home that is active and looking for a weekend warrior buddy. He can be vocal when excited.

If you are interested in adopting Bronco, please visit RedstoneHuskyRescue.org for his adoption profile and application. Thank you!

01/16/2025

Yesterday we had quite the day. We spent several hours at our vet with a few of the dogs. The main focus, however, was Finn. We have noticed he has not been walking normally, but could not pinpoint any specific areas of pain. His range of motion in his hips and knees are great, and his spine doesn't show pain, but when he walks he is very clearly uncomfortable.

Finn's eye was removed due to glaucoma, and as such we were instructed to monitor the pressure in his remaining eye yearly. Unfortunately, his current eye is right at the cusp of needing to be treated for glaucoma. We have opted to being treating him now to see how he will tolerate eye drops rather than wait. The drops we tried last year prior to surgery he hated and it was miserbale or all of us.

Sedation was necessary to get good radiographs (x-rays) of Finn's back half. We evaluated his spine, knees, hips, all the way down to his toes. They were all beautiful, not a spec of arthritis. This led us to determine that it is likely neurological in nature, and he has been started on Gabapentin to manage nerve pain.

He will be on both chronically unless anything changes with his quality of life.

If you would like to help us cover his veteriny costs, please visit RedstoneHuskyRescue.org/donate
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4387678
Venmo:
CashApp: $RedstoneHuskyRescue

Thank you.

01/13/2025

Ruthie is looking for a new home! Please help us share Ruthie to get her seen far and wide! She is super sweet and loves the water. This girl has had a HORRIBLE journey since she was pulled by another rescue and abandoned. Let's get her happy ending!

Ruthie is a super sweet girl! She LOVES the water and she has a moderate energy level.

Unfortunately, Ruthie was abandoned in boarding for a year when another rescue pulled her from a shelter and left her behind. In that year, she developed heartworm disease. We took Ruthie's care over and got her the treatment she needed and she has done really well through that process. She will need to ease back into activity over the next several months, but she has so much love to give and she is ready to start meeting families to find her match!

Ruthie is a spayed female, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, and has undergone heartworm treatment. She has been good with cats in the past and is dog social. She is very exuberant, but we believe she would do well with children (may knock them over so please keep that in consideration.)

If you are interested in Ruthie, please visit RedstoneHuskyResuce.org/adopt for her adoption profile and application.