Buckeye Husky Rescue and Rehome

Buckeye Husky Rescue and Rehome

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We are a Siberian Husky 501(C)3 Rescue located in Ohio. Our goal is to help save the lives of Siberian Huskies and keep them out of shelters.

09/25/2026

🐾💙 IT’S $5 FRIDAY… BUT CAN WE MAKE IT $6? 💙🐾

We’re asking everyone who can to send $6 today. That extra dollar helps cover processing fees so more of your donation can go directly toward the huskies! ❤️

We have a BIG vet day coming up.

🐾 Nova will be spayed on October 22nd
🐾 Piccolo will be neutered on October 22nd

Between the two of them, we are looking at approximately a $1,000 DAY at the vet. 😳

And while we prepare for that bill, the everyday needs of rescue don’t stop.

Right now, we are also running low on:

🐾 Dog pads
🥫 Canned dog food
🐶 Dry dog food
🧽 Cleaner & disinfectant

With a house full of huskies, you can probably imagine how quickly all of those things disappear! 😂 Especially the cleaner. Huskies certainly aren't known for keeping the housekeeping staff bored!

Could you spare $6 today to help us prepare for Nova & Piccolo’s surgeries and keep the rescue stocked with the everyday necessities?

If 100 people send just $6, that’s $600 toward their care! We have over 9000 followers now. Every $6 really does add up and can really add up. ❤️

💵 Cash App: $Buckeyehusky
💙 Venmo:
💛 PayPal: [email protected]
🏦 Zelle: [email protected]

Even if you can't donate today, a SHARE can put this post in front of someone who can. 🐾

Thank you for continuing to stand behind Buckeye Husky Rescue and Rehome and helping us give these dogs what they need. ❤️🐺

09/25/2026

Xena's daily playtime update!

🐾❤️ Every step and wobble shows just how far her therapy has brought her. She isn't letting anything slow her down when it comes to keeping up with the pack!

Leave a ❤️ in the comments to cheer Xena on as she keeps gaining strength!
Thank you all for supporting her care.

Photos from Buckeye Husky Rescue and Rehome 's post 09/24/2026

🐾❤️ How about an Anya update?! ❤️🐾

Our sweet Ms. Anya left for her furever home on Sunday, and so far, things have gone pretty well!

She has already made friends with her new brother, a male husky. 🐺❤️ She has a comfy dog bed in the living room where she sleeps, but apparently Anya has also decided that the leather chair is much more fitting for a queen like herself! 👑😂

After everything this girl has been through, seeing her settle into a home of her very own makes our hearts so happy. She has people to love her, a husky brother to keep her company, a soft place to sleep...and, of course, her throne. 😂❤️

Keep being the good girl we always knew you were, Anya. We miss that beautiful face, but this is exactly why we do what we do. 🐾

Happy furever, sweet girl! ❤️🏡🐺

Photos from Buckeye Husky Rescue and Rehome 's post 09/24/2026

🐾 Ms. Nova’s Vet Update 🐾

Today was Ms. Nova’s turn for a trip to the vet! She went in for a well check, vaccines, heartworm testing, and lab work.

Let me tell you, this girl was an absolute DREAM patient! ❤️

Nova is such a laid-back, calm girl. She never flinched once when the needles went in. She never tried to pull away during all the pushing, prodding, or teeth inspecting. She acted like this was just another normal day!

Then she decided to show off. 😂 The vet started giving her commands, and Nova was ready to demonstrate ALL of her talents!

Sit ✔️
Shake ✔️
Other paw ✔️
Heck, BOTH paws ✔️
Speak ✔️
Down ✔️

She was basically looking at her like, “Next? And now give me the treat...please!” 😂🐾

Nova weighed in at 43 pounds. She is a smaller husky and isn't very tall either. The shelter estimated her to be around 7 years old, but our vet believes she is closer to 5-6 years old.

Now for the difficult part of today's update.

Nova tested NEGATIVE for heartworm, which we are very thankful for. ❤️ Unfortunately, she tested POSITIVE for Lyme disease.

She was prescribed a 28-day course of doxycycline, two pills once a day with food, and she started her first dose with dinner tonight. So now we begin getting that taken care of.

We also have a date for her spay!

📅 October 22nd

And guess who else is going that day? Piccolo! He will be getting neutered the same day.

Originally, they told us the earliest they could get Nova in was NOVEMBER 10TH!

NOVEMBER 10TH?! 😳

Because they know we're a rescue, and they know we cannot take another husky into the rescue until we get three of our current dogs adopted, they worked some magic and squeezed Nova in with Piccolo on October 22nd. We are incredibly grateful. ❤️

That also means October 22nd is shaping up to be approximately a $1,000 VET DAY for Buckeye Husky Rescue and Rehome. 😬

So...consider this your fair warning. 😂

Fundraisers are coming!

We have a couple of really nice items being donated that we will either auction or raffle off, including a Longaberger basket! We will start sharing more information about those this weekend.

For tonight, we're just happy to have Nova back home, dinner in her belly, her first dose of medication on board, and another important step in her rescue journey behind her. ❤️

Good job today, Ms. Nova!

Now somebody give that girl the treat she so clearly earned! 🐾😂

Photos from Buckeye Husky Rescue and Rehome 's post 09/24/2026

Yesterday was a VERY long day! 🥱

My workday started at 3:30 a.m. and didn't end until 7:30 p.m., with Piccolo’s (formerly Oh Gee) vet appointment squeezed in between. By the time I finally parked it for the day, there wasn't much left of Rescue Momma! 😂

But we have an update on our little guy. ❤️

Piccolo’s vet appointment went well! He had a complete wellness check, and thankfully, the vet found nothing concerning. He also received his Lepto vaccine.

Since Piccolo is only a little over 5 months old, we decided to wait until October 23rd to have him neutered, when he will be 6 months old. Personally, I prefer waiting until closer to a year, but unfortunately, in rescue that isn't always possible.

Now for the part that absolutely broke my heart yesterday. 💔

Seeing Piccolo’s behavior from the moment we left the house until the moment we returned home made me wonder once again what this little puppy experienced before coming to us.

He was absolutely terrified.

Piccolo wouldn't even attempt to walk on a leash. During the ride, I think he would have crawled right into my lap if I had allowed him. Instead, he pressed himself against me, trying to stay as close as possible.

At the vet, whenever another dog came into the waiting room, I had to turn Piccolo toward my chest, hold him close, and keep him from seeing them. If he saw another dog, he would shake and growl.

Growl.

This little guy, who has barely made a sound since arriving here, suddenly had a voice. Not because he wanted to be mean. He was scared.

Piccolo is just over 5 months old.

Whatever happened during those first few months of his life left him with fears that a puppy this young shouldn't already carry. We may never know his entire story, but yesterday made it painfully clear that there are parts of his past we haven't seen yet.

And then we came home.

The moment Piccolo was back inside the rescue with the pack he knows and trusts, his tail started wagging again. ❤️🐾

Home is his safe place.

And THAT gives me hope.

There was another piece of wonderful news yesterday, too. Our little guy has gained 5 pounds since arriving at the rescue! Piccolo now weighs 20.02 pounds! 🎉

So we will keep doing what we have been doing. We will give him time. We will introduce him to new experiences slowly. We will show him that a leash doesn't have to be scary, other dogs aren't automatically a threat, car rides can lead to good things, and the people around him can be trusted.

He doesn't have to figure out the whole world today.

He's safe now. He has time. ❤️

Please keep our little Piccolo in your thoughts and prayers as we continue helping him learn that life can be good. 🐾❤️

Watch for a Mariska (that isn't going on a rescue ride Saturday) update in a bit. 😪

Products 09/23/2026

Did you know when you shop our Shopify store, your helping us with vet bills and food? We try to add something new every week. There's now a shirt with Piccolo on it, or you can grab a deck of cards with Xena on them!! I actually am waiting on my order for the cooler and tablet, with our cartoon logo!

Products Buckeye Husky Rescue and Rehome

09/23/2026

🐾 Senior Tiana Update! ❤️

Tiana, our sweet senior rescue, is still doing really well!

Tiana’s owner passed away earlier this year. Her extended family couldn't take her in, but they also couldn't bear the thought of placing a 13-year-old senior husky in a shelter. So, they called us, and Tiana became part of the Buckeye Husky Rescue family. ❤️

When we went to pick her up, Tiana couldn't even get herself into the vehicle. Once she arrived at the rescue, she moved pretty slowly and you could tell

those senior joints were giving her some trouble.

We started adding joint supplements and CBD oil to her meals, and what a difference we've seen!

Most days, Tiana gets around just fine now. In fact, apparently nobody has informed her that she's the senior citizen around here, because she still wants to play with the youngsters! 😂

Every now and then, she has a rough morning and needs us to give her little rear end a lift to get her started. Once we get that motor running, though, she's off and "running!"

At 59, I completely understand how she feels. Some mornings you just need somebody to get your butt moving! 🤣

Last night was definitely a good night. Tiana was ready to play! Here she is hanging out with Bandit, Mariska and Sapphire. Seeing her enjoying herself and being part of the pack makes my heart happy. ❤️🐾

And please excuse the floor. Between the rain, muddy paws and a house full of rescue huskies, the floor surrendered a long time ago. 😂 It's not a showroom. It's a rescue, and this is what real rescue life looks like!

Keep going, Tiana. You're doing pretty darn good for 14 now! 🐺❤️

09/23/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Tina Louise, Krista Kelch Davenport, Sadie Roxie, Susan Cecarelli, Alison Cameron, Regina Smith, Gwen Anderson Brady, Amanda Wall, Sandra Weckesser, Lisa Loki

09/23/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Cassidy Roginski, Ila Luttrull, Chelcie Cabanas, Emily Hutchins, Tory Carver, Leah Condon, Lars Vad, Monika Dzierba, Steven Lopez, Brenna Abernathy, Hayley Edens, Deborah Jorrey, Morgan Kendrick, Ohm C. Ratthanuwat, Bill Jackson, Carolyn Thompson, Michelle Turner, Robin Boykin Rodriguez, Cathy Sanchez, Daren R. DiGuardi, Muriel Yonkers, Sandra Morgan, Laura Harlan, Michael Gribble, Ala Sitto, Edna Kirk, Kevin Mccorkle, Sandra Smith, Junior Carter, Edwin Tim Randolph, Tuna Man, Glenda Donaldson, Dawn Clifford, Susanne Lare, Mary Young, Jovita Deberry, Darla Nichols, Melissa Coughlin, Debbie Gould, Lori Jones, Janice Carroll, Michael Stella, Darrell Schultz, Marcel Lapierre, Justin Wood, Aimee Meinzen-Klostermann, Krista Kelch Davenport, Carla Miller Ross, Chris Yenser, Athena Grant

09/22/2026

Many of our newer followers have asked, “What happened to Xena?” ❤️

So, before you watch this video, let me take you back to where her story with us began.

Xena was born with multiple neurological and physical issues that affected her balance, coordination and ability to move normally. After she came into rescue, we took her to The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center hoping to finally get some answers.

The veterinary team did everything they could to evaluate her without putting her through a full-body MRI, which would have cost approximately $7,000. While we didn't walk away with one simple diagnosis that explained everything, we did learn something extremely important.

One of Xena's biggest obstacles was how weak her muscles were.

They believed physical therapy could help her tremendously.

So that's exactly what we did. ❤️

Xena started therapy, and little by little, those muscles became stronger. Then we started seeing what this determined little girl was truly capable of.

The stronger she became, the more everything changed.

Her balance improved.
Her stamina improved.
Her ability to recover from a fall improved.
And most importantly, Xena never stopped trying.

For those of you who only know the Xena you see today, running around in her own special way, playing with the other huskies and even getting muddy in the backyard, I want you to see where she started.

This is the video that was sent to me back in May, when we were first asked if we would take Xena into our rescue.

Watch her closely.

Then think about the Xena you've been seeing this week.

Sometimes you don't realize just how far you've traveled until you turn around and look back. ❤️🐾

This was Xena before Buckeye Husky Rescue and Rehome. This was the beginning of our Princess Warrior's story. 👑❤️

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