Haines Animal Rescue Kennel

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Haines Animal Rescue Kennel H.A.R.K was founded in 2001. We are a federally recognized non-profit funded primarily by private donations and memberships.

If you would like to purchase something on our wish list-
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1XWSZYRJBVNU3?ref_=wl_share We are located at 1 Mile Small Tracts Road.

Check the product labels before giving your pet any people food. It could save a life
16/01/2025

Check the product labels before giving your pet any people food. It could save a life

07/01/2025

Thank you to everyone who sent all the lovely cards this holiday season. Your support is greatly appreciated! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

07/01/2025

Is anyone available to sand the hark driveway?

05/01/2025

If you had photos taken with santa please check your email spam box. All the photos were sent out the day after christmas!
If you still cant find the photo please email [email protected]
so i can make sure i have the correct email.
thank you

03/01/2025

Foster needed for 7 month old Siberian Husky pup. Please call HARK 907-766-3334 if you are interested. The pup will be here at the shelter Tuesday.

27/12/2024

HARK is looking to add a treasurer to our board member team.

Pet photos with santa happening  now! Stop by the ANB hall
21/12/2024

Pet photos with santa happening now! Stop by the ANB hall

Lyra needs a foster today. Shes a good dog that loves people. not a huge fan of little dogs and has never been around ca...
20/12/2024

Lyra needs a foster today. Shes a good dog that loves people. not a huge fan of little dogs and has never been around cats. Her owner passed away and she has been with a wonderful caretaker but unfortunately he has to try and find her a new forever home. She does not do well in the shelter so we need to find her a home to be in as soon as possible. If you have room for a beautiful malamute with a even more beautiful personality, please reach out!

lyra is 3 years old
spayed and up to date on her shots

Our borough dog tags are in! Register today!!
18/12/2024

Our borough dog tags are in! Register today!!

We need your help.Duke was surrendered to us a few weeks ago and has developed a very serious eye issue. He is currently...
18/12/2024

We need your help.

Duke was surrendered to us a few weeks ago and has developed a very serious eye issue. He is currently at Tongass Vet in Juneau and will need to have his eye removed.
If you have the means to help us cover the cost of the surgery we would be so grateful.

Donations can be made on our website
harkalaska.org/join-hark/donate
or in person here at the shelter.

We are also looking for a foster for when he comes back. This sweet boy is good with cats, kids and dogs, but would require a quiet room in your home while he heals. He is super affectionate, loves to snuggle and will make biscuits on any soft surface he can find.

Please help us help Duke get the love and care he deserves!

This handsome fella is at Juneau Animal Rescue. His name is Bart and he is young, energetic and friendly but needs an ex...
06/12/2024

This handsome fella is at Juneau Animal Rescue. His name is Bart and he is young, energetic and friendly but needs an experienced owner with lots of time to run him and work on his training. He is not a fan of being left alone and has a bit of separation anxiety. He also likes to chase cats so a home without them is best. if you think this beauty would fit in with your lifestyle, please reach out to JAR at juneauanimalrescue.org and fill out an application!

Its that time of year again, Christmas is just around the corner and so is the potential for pets to get in trouble! Her...
06/12/2024

Its that time of year again, Christmas is just around the corner and so is the potential for pets to get in trouble!
Here are some things to be mindful of-

Plants
Many holiday plants, such as poinsettias, mistletoe, holly, and Christmas rose, can be dangerous or poisonous to pets.

Decorations
Ornaments, tinsel, ribbon, and gift wrapping can be dangerous for pets. Sharp or broken ornaments can cut pets, and if ingested, they can cause serious conditions. Glass ornaments can shatter into sharp pieces if knocked down.

Electrical cords
Electric lights and cords can cause burns if a pet chews on them.

Candles and oil lamps
Pets can be attracted to candles and oil lamps, and leaving them alone in an area with a lit candle or lamp can result in a fire.

Potpourris
Liquid potpourris can damage a pet's mouth, eyes, and skin, and non-liquid potpourris can cause problems if eaten.

Food
Many human foods are toxic to animals, including onions, grapes, chocolate, coffee, and xylitol. Xylitol is an artificial sweetener often used in candy and baked goods.

Toys and gifts
Toys and gifts designed for people can be tempting for pets. Hard plastic toys can break a dog's teeth, and board game pieces can be choking hazards.

Batteries
Batteries contain zinc, which can cause renal damage and pancreatitis if ingested.

Tree water
Christmas tree water can be harmful to pets who drink it.

Food bags
Mylar-type potato chip, cereal, and snack bags can be dangerous for pets. If a dog puts its head into one and breathes in, the bag can wrap around its nose and mouth, suffocating it.

Be mindful and safe this holiday season
and remember that vettriage.com is a great tool to speak with a vet 24/7

Juneau Animal Rescue has a beautiful dog named Lady who is looking for her forever home!! Stop by their website juneauan...
06/12/2024

Juneau Animal Rescue has a beautiful dog named Lady who is looking for her forever home!! Stop by their website juneauanimalrescue.org if you think she would be a great addition to your home!

Lots of great inventory to offer! Stop by :) were open Tuesday through Friday 10-2
05/12/2024

Lots of great inventory to offer! Stop by :) were open Tuesday through Friday 10-2

05/12/2024
Check your pets folks. We have lice combs at hark if you need to buy one
05/12/2024

Check your pets folks. We have lice combs at hark if you need to buy one

Canine lice is in Skagway. Please check your dogs. Picture below is of a louse found on a local dog. It appears to be a biting louse usually found along the back. Please check for nits too. A flea comb may help. If you find something that you think may be lice, put it on a white piece of paper and use a magnifying glass. Canine lice is host specific so humans (and cats) cannot get it . The lice is treated with flea and tick spot treatments or flea and tick shampoos. But the spot treatment and shampoo must also be labeled for lice. Wash all bedding, leashes, collars, vacuum, etc. Canine lice is more prevalent in the winter and dog to dog contact isn’t necessarily required. Your dog can roll where another dog with lice rolled and get it. Please do not panic. Take a deep breath. Lice is treatable and easier to get rid of then fleas. If you need help identifying lice, please reach out.

PET PHOTOS WITH SANTA!!!!!!we cant wait to see you!!
04/12/2024

PET PHOTOS WITH SANTA!!!!!!
we cant wait to see you!!

Address

857 Small Tracts Road

99827

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10:00 - 14:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 14:00
Thursday 10:00 - 14:00
Friday 10:00 - 14:00

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