I don't know if you still check for messages, and this is last notice. I am trying to save a young, un-neutered male husky that was dumped off from a car outside the rail yard in VA that I work out of, many months ago (I'm a train conductor). He is scared of humans and it has taken me a long time to try and gain his trust. "Hobo" is still not ready to let me stroke him, yet he'll sniff my hands. My boss thinks Hobo did some expensive chewing damage at the yards this week, and I've been given a few days notice to have him out before they have him exterminated. A woman who runs a no-kill cat shelter is trying to help me, round up qualified people to catch him. She (Kim) has also arranged for him to stay on a dog trainer's property, in a 10 X 10 X 6 kennel, while we try and rehab Hobo, so I can adopt him. I am going over to trainer's house today, so we can try and "escape proof" kennel. Your link has been helpful. I am open to any more suggestions - or more detailed instruction. A concrete floor is out of question. Thanks Bonnie BonnieLeu@hotmail.com

said BonnieLeu 6 months 24 days ago

Thank you for the comment on the F6F Grumman Hellcat. Yes it is the plane that replaced the F4F Grumman Wildcat which was a fighter all during WW2. The HEllcat was the princilal fighter on Carriers and later the F4U Vought Corsair was also flown off Carriers in late '44 and '45. The Navy did not use a 'Air Force' designation. During WW2 The Army 'Air Corp' was part of the US Army. Pres. Truman seperated the Air Corp out of the Army after WW2 and made it the independant Air Force. All Navy Aviators are Navy Officers. The Navy also trains the US Marines, US Coast Guard and many pilots of foreign Nations. Ray

said mccoyray 8 months 6 days ago

Dear friend thank you for accepting my invitation. Having friends around to share and exchange ideas is precious to me. Take care! Annie.

said Annie0854 8 months 7 days ago

Our annual Husky Hike is our biggest fund raiser for the Siberian Husky rescue that I volunteer for, Adopt A Husky, Inc.

said huskyhauler 2007.05.29 at 14:38:54 PDT

Hi; I enjoy looking at your pictures because we dog sled too. We have Alaskan Malamutes and Siberian Huskies.What is a Husky Hike?? We often talked about having a picnic for all of our families and this is what your Husky Hike looks like. bushbuggy

said bushbuggy 2007.05.22 at 02:11:45 PDT

Hello Husky: Just wanted to say Happy New Year and wish you and all your beautiful dogs nothing but good times in the year to come. Thank you for allowing me to use your photo in my album, and I look forward to seeing more of your lovely companions in future photo's. Mouse in Canada (Fay)

said anonneymouse1 2006.12.30 at 15:11:02 PST