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 Homemade Malamute Mushers' Paw Protector Recipe - for those long cold snow days... For more information click here for a pdf. Urgent Fostering & Donation Needs!Over 160 Malamutes and over 200 Pot Plants Seized in Puppy Mill Breeder Arrest in Montana. For more information click here.
Joe Henderson has been traveling in Arctic Alaska and ANWR with his team of 22 purebred Alaskan malamutes on
unsupported, record breaking, multi-month solo expeditions for 28 years. Breaking trail in his old-school
snowshoes ahead of the team, they haul several tons of gear and supplies for up to five months, enduring white-out
blizzards and -100 deg F windchills, never seeing another human being for months on end. Joe shared exciting
stories from his expeditions and showed rare images and footage of wintery ANWR.
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Got an intact female? Locate a SPAY Clinic location in Colorado by clicking here.
Polaris (or the North Star) Siberan Husky Rescue (PSHR) was founded in 1987 by Ingrid Simpson, when a very large husky named Kodi came to her house. Through the years PSHR has grown, helping more and more dogs find forever-families. Since 1997 PSHR has been a member of All Breed Rescue, which is a statewide non-profit organization of about 40 different breed-specific rescue groups. PSHR adopted out well over 225 dogs last year and holds a state license as a rescue.
Beginning in summer 2004, PSHR partnered with the national Alaskan Malamute Assistance League (AMAL) to provide adoption and rescue for Alaskan malamutes as well. Thus the Polaris Alaskan Malamute Rescue (PAMR) was born. PAMR provides education on, take in and adoption of malamutes.
Our dogs come from a variety of locations around Colorado and bordering states, including shelters, strays, and private surrenders. Our motto is "We place dogs with families, not families with dogs." We place dogs of all ages, but there is a prevalence of one to three year malamutes that come into rescue. PAMR has a number of foster homes for care and placements, but we are always looking for volunteers to help.
If you are unfamiliar with malamutes, then you must do research on
them first. A very good reference is provided by the
Alaskan Malamute Rescue Of New England (AMRONE).
Please read their
Alaskan Malamute Education
section thoroughly before considering adopting an Alaskan malamute. Also devote
a moment now to read the information on this breed in the
Malamute Facts page.
See also the Suggested Reading before embarking on
your Northern Breed adventure ... it will save you lots of heartache and
headache in the end. Too often, Polaris is contacted by people needing to
surrender their malamute because they just were not prepared to take on the
responsibility of these challenging, albeit wonderful, breeds. PAMR wants to
ensure that all of our potential adopters are well educated and informed
regarding the true nature of the Alaskan malamute before welcoming a dog into
their home.
Watch an Animal Planet (Breed all about it) video - click here.
When you are ready adopt one of our great dogs, take a look at our list of Adoptable Malamutes (please keep in mind that the malamutes listed here may not represent all of the dogs we have available; please call for the most current listing). Then simply fill out our adoption application. One of our volunteers will get back to you within a few days to begin the adoption process!
Feel free to contact us about malamute adoptions, donations, and volunteering. Our volunteers would be happy to assist you with any of your Alaskan malamute related questions. We can provide you information on the breed in general,the Polaris malamutes that are currently up for adoption, or any other concern you may have about these great breed.
