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Call us: (669) 454-2046 or rescue.woofden@gmail.com

Woof Den Working Dog Rescue Husky and Herding

Matching The Right Dog With The Right Family For a Second Chance

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Call us: (669) 454-2046 or rescue.woofden@gmail.com

Woof Den Working Dog Rescue Husky and Herding

Matching The Right Dog With The Right Family For a Second Chance

ADOPT

Dogs of the Month

Avery

Whitney

Avery: Your Next Snuggle & Adventure Buddy!

Female 2 year old

Hi there! My name is Avery, and I'm a sweet, friendly 2-year-old Female Staffordshire Bull Terrier looking for a family to call my own.

My foster parents say I'm an absolute gem! I'm completely kid-friendly and get along great with other dogs. I'm past my puppy-crazies and am well-mannered on the leash, making me an excellent partner for adventures—whether it's a walk in the park or a fun hike.

A few things you should know about me:

Food is my love language! I am extremely food motivated, which means I'm super easy to train and a quick learner. Got a treat? You've got my attention.
I'm not a morning person. My idea of a perfect wake-up call is a slow stretch and a snuggle (after breakfast, of course!).
I'm a champion cuddler! At the end of the day, there's nothing I love more than snuggling right up in bed with my people.

My past is, well, my past—and I'm not looking back. All that matters is that my heart is open, and I'm ready to pour all my love into my new family.

If you're looking for a dog who is loyal, loving, adventure-ready, and a world-class snuggler, please call or email my foster parent to set up a meet-and-greet! I can't wait to meet you!

Whitney

Meet Whitney: The Fluffy, Fun-Loving Companion!

2 year old female

Hello there! My name is Whitney, and I'm a gorgeous 2-year-old female with the cutest mix of one blue eye and one brown eye, along with a beautiful, fluffy white coat. I'm a delightful blend of Samoyed and Siberian Husky!

I'm all about having fun and being an awesome family companion. I absolutely adore children and love joining in on outdoor adventures. I get along great with dogs my size and can even manage with small dogs, but I'm not a fan of cats.

I'm an intelligent girl and easy to train! I'm still learning the ropes with leash manners and basic commands, but I'm eager to learn alongside you. I'm expected to weigh around 50 to 60 pounds once I'm fully grown.

I'm on the lookout for a patient, loving family who will appreciate my joyful spirit and commit to my training journey. I promise to fill your home with silliness and unconditional love! I can't wait to meet my future family!

Why are WE Different

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We treat our rescue dogs like our own

Unconditional Love: They receive the same level of affection and care as any dog you've raised from a puppy.
Security and Stability: This helps them overcome any past trauma or instability, allowing them to finally relax and thrive in a safe environment.
Full Family Membership: They get the comfy bed, the best toys, vet care, and are included in all the family activities.

We Know each dog

Foster-based organizations for example WOOF DEN RESCUE were able to learn a great deal about each dog because the dog(s) live directly inside homes with volunteers/fosters. This environment allows coordinators to evaluate how each dog acts in a normal, everyday setting. How Foster-Based Groups Evaluate Dogs

Real-world behavior: Caregivers observe how the dog handles housebreaking, grooming, and household noises.
Social habits: Teams check if the dog coexists well with other pets, children, or strangers.
Temperament tests: Volunteers assess trainability , energy levels, and potential triggers like food guarding.
Health monitoring: Organizations track medical histories, administer flea treatments, and observe daily eating habits

We keep our intake down. We don't use boarding like other Rescues,Plus we spend a good deal of time with each dog and that is thanks to our fosters.

We Celebrate their Birthday

Get their own cake
Get New toys - etc.
Go to their favorite place

Our Foster spend a a lot of time with the Rescue

Taking them to work
Socialize them at different places
other dog
different people
different environment

WE don't adopted until they are ready for their Forever Home

Decompression and Stability: The dog has had time to decompress from the stress of being in a shelter or previous home, often following the "3-3-3 Rule" (3 days to feel overwhelmed, 3 weeks to settle into a routine, and 3 months to truly feel at home).
Behavioral Assessment: The rescue has a good sense of the dog's true personality (energy level, fears, what motivates them) outside of a stressful kennel environment. This is often done through foster homes.
Medical Clearance: They are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, micro chipped, and any major medical issues have been addressed and disclosed.
Basic Skills: We help with training whatever they need help on, we also leash, house and crate train. we just want the rescue dog to feel comfortable in a home environment. To ensure a smooth transition with a rescue dog, follow the 3-3-3 rule: give them 3 days to decompress in a quiet space, 3 weeks to learn routines, and 3 months to feel fully at home

We Celebrate every holiday with the rescue dog

Our rescue dog deserves to feel like a beloved and integrated member of the family, and celebrating every holiday is a wonderful way to create fun, positive memories and routine.

It helps reinforce their sense of security, belonging, and joy in their forever home.

We give back to the shelter we work with

Feeding dogs in shelters at the holiday time so they can also have a warm meal during the holiday time.

Forever Promise to our Adopter

Be a part of our pack

Volunteer Help

We host several major events throughout the year, along with weekend adoption fairs at local pet stores like Pet Food Express. We're always looking for enthusiastic volunteers to handle dogs, chat with potential adopters, clean crate plus more and help our events run smoothly plus feed the shelters we work with in November and December

Become a Volunteer

Open your house and heart

At Woof Den Rescue,Our fosters provide essential care, structure, and love to dogs in transition—whether for a few weeks or long-term. Fostering helps build confidence, socializes working breeds, and saves lives. Ready to become a foster hero? Explore our foster program to see how you can help!

Start Fostering

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Adopt a Friend

Browse are of dogs currently available for adoption Each dog has a unique story and personality, waiting to find their perfect family. Adopt today and give a deserving dog a second chance at happiness.

Meet Our Dogs

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Help Us Feed Our Rescues!

At Woof Den Rescue, we are dedicated to saving Huskies, Northern breeds, and high-energy herding dogs. These amazing pups require premium, nutritious food to fuel their active spirits and support their recovery as they transition into rescue care.Because we are an all-volunteer, foster-based network, we rely entirely on our incredible community to keep our dogs fed and thriving. Every bag of food you donate directly eases the financial burden on our foster families and ensures a rescued dog gets the nourishment they deserve!How You Can Donate Food Today We’ve made it incredibly easy to send food straight to our volunteers through our online registries and direct shipping options:

📦 Amazon Wish List: Select our gift registry address at checkout, and Amazon will ship your donation directly to us.
🐕 Chewy Gives Back: Browse the exact food formulas, treats, and supplies our fosters need most right now.
🛒 Bulk Retailers (Costco, Independent Stores): If you prefer to order in bulk or shop at other online retailers, you can ship food directly to our central mailing address:

Woof Den Rescue
P.O. Box 381
San Juan Bautista, CA 95045

Every bowl counts. Thank you for helping us give these beautiful dogs a second chance at a happy, healthy life!

Donated

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Why Choose a Senior Dog

Older animals make wonderful companions and are often overlooked. Consider adopting a senior pet and give them a second chance at a happy life.

Adopting an older animal often means a smoother transition into your home with fewer surprises.

Calmer Temperament: Senior pets have generally outgrown the high-energy, destructive phases of puppy . They are often content to relax by your side, making them ideal for quieter households.
Established Personality & Size: You know exactly what you're getting in terms of their fully developed personality, size, and grooming needs, eliminating the guesswork that comes with younger animals.
Built-in Training: Many older dogs are already house-trained and may know basic commands. Significantly easing the initial adjustment period.
Profound Gratitude: Often describe a unique, soulful appreciation from a senior pet that knows they have been given a second chance at a warm, safe home for their golden years.
Saving a Life: Senior pets are often overlooked in shelters or rescue, putting them at the highest risk for euthanasia. Choosing a senior animal is a true act of compassion that frees up resources for other animals in need.

Come Visit Our Shelter

We care about our community and our dogs. Reach out for support, questions, or to learn more about our work.

Woof Den | Husky and Herding Rescue

P.O. 381 San Juan Bautista, CA 95045

Call us: (669) 454-02046 or email: rescue.woofden@gmail.com

Woof Den Working Dog Rescue Husky and Herding

Woof Den Working Dog Rescue Husky and Herding

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3-3-3 Rule understanding your new rescue dog