An Urgent Rescue Mission! Saving Two Huskies After Their Owner Passed

Well, who are you? You're not my dog. You're a stowaway. Wait, who are you? You're not my dog either. It's another stowaway. Hello. Hello. Today you guys, we are doing transport. I know I haven't done one of these videos in a really, really, really long time. I actually just did a transport a couple days ago for a sibling to these two dogs. And then today I'm transporting these two dogs to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to a hopefully what will be a temporary home. These two dogs are not actually sponsored by a rescue or shelter currently as of the time I'm filming this. We are still gonna try to raise some money to help them out. So I will put some information down below if you guys would like to do that. They were a situation where there was a lot of dogs and their owner passed away. So we had to move a total of 19 dogs. They all went to different rescues, different shelters, different areas. Halo was the dog I transported the other day and she went to Pineapples Paradise Rescue. And then these two dogs, like I said, they do not have a rescue sponsor or a shelter sponsor currently. But we did find somebody to take them. Basically what that means is because of that the the money to like get them spayed and neutered isn't coming from a rescue. We have to do more of a direct type of funding thing to get them spayed neutered because these two are a bonded pair. They are not fixed. This fluffy fluffy one here. His name is Malakai. This is the boy. These are both really sweet dogs. And then the one in the back there, this is kind of sad. We don't know her name. Like everybody looked and like I said, their owners passed away. Their owner passed away. So we don't know her name. She is a female. We do know that these two are a pretty bonded pair. Hi, sweetheart. I know. Okay, lick the camera. They will love it. They will love you licking the camera. Like I said, we do know they are a pretty bonded pair. They seem to like each other a lot. So they'll hopefully be going to a home together. If you cannot tell they are Woolies. They're Woolies Siberians, which you don't remember. We had a Woolie. Her name was Oakley. Woolies Siberians are not bred to the standard Husky standard. They're actually a gene mutation in the Siberian Husky and they're not supposed to be purposely bred. But people still do it because they can sell them for a lot of money. So usually you get these from like backyard breeders and things like that. If you want a Woolie Husky, the best way to get one is to rescue one. Yeah, that's the best way to get one is to rescue one. Don't go to a breeder for a Woolie. Rescue one. Look at you. This one has a party eye. Can you see it's cute little party eye? How it's got a blue and a brown in that eye. Oh, there's a doggo out there. Oh, there's a doggo out there. They gotta check out that doggo out there and you can see they're shedding like crazy. Shedding like crazy. That's another thing with Woolies. They shed a lot. Like a lot, a lot. And they get matted really easily and their coats not as waterproof as a standard Siberian. Their temperament is usually a little bit different. Hi, baby. Than a standard Siberian. Hi, how are you? I know. So yeah, yeah, what do you think? So, like I said, oh you got fly bites on your ears and you got so many mats in your fur. And if you guys had smell-o-vision, these dogs are stanky. You need a bath so bad. But on a good note, super friendly, super nice. They will be located in Michigan. If you guys are interested in possibly adopting this bonded pair, it's a male and a female. They will be fixed before they go anywhere for sure. Reach out and I'll see if I can find out what's going on with them. Because like I said, right now, they're not in a rescue. I mean, you're rescued, but you're not sponsored by a rescue. I know, you're so stinking cute. Look at this. Look at this fur. Look at it. It's so thick. She's just coming out and unfortunately, it's getting all over my car. Nope, you gotta stay in the back, bud. That's why you have the leash on, because you got to stay in the back. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. What do you think, huh? So yeah, that's what we're doing today. I know I haven't done one of these in a really long time and yeah, I filmed it vertical because I was having a hard time with the two of them in the car trying to film horizontal. Oh, you gotta stay back there. You gotta stay back there. I know. I know, your ride's coming. She'll be here in just a minute. I promise. She'll be here in just a minute and then you go to your next place and then you can run around and you'll have a place to play and it'll be nice and there'll be other doggos there and it'll be great. If you guys want to see some of the other transport videos we've done, I will link them at the end of this video and down in the video description below. And like I said, if you're interested in donating, I will have some links down below. Because they're not in a rescue or a shelter, it won't be a... What do they call it? It's not going to be a non-profit. It's just going to be standard donations. I'll probably just use my Venmo and then send the money to the to the girl that has the dogs or maybe I'll see if I can get hers and the vet info and stuff like that. But that's for future me to figure out. For current me, we gotta get these dogs ready for their next ride. Yeah! Fostering is a great way to help dogs in need and transporting is another great way to help dogs in need. Not everybody can just adopt a dog and have them, but being able to transport them to safety and foster them is a wonderful, wonderful way. To help doggos in need. So, are you finally gonna calm down? Yeah, okay. Well, she should be here in a minute. Look at him. He's like, I would chill out finally. Yeah, it's because I stopped the car. They did really good riding in the car. These two are gonna make somebody a great a great set of dogs. They need some training. They need some work, but they're really, really sweet dogs. Really, really, really sweet dogs. All right, you guys. Thanks for watching. Thanks for subscribing. Stay positive, dream big and we will see you again. Bye!