Seven rescued Siberian huskies looking for forever home

The dogs were among almost 20 rescued by the RSPCA earlier this year and, while homes have been found for the other animals, seven are still being looked after by kennels Nesslands of Burwell near Newmarket.

The dogs arrived at the kennels around four months ago still reeling from their previous living conditions.

Merida, a female Husky, aged between 18 months and two years old. (Image: Nesslands of Burwell) Two of the dogs, by the names of Star and Midnight and believed to be mother and daughter, are well-bonded but described as still being "shut down" by their ordeal.

Nesslands general manager Beth Sage said the duo could not be separated and would require "quite a lot of work" by their new owners.

The other five dogs have recovered more from their traumatic past.

Midnight is still reeling from her previous ordeal. (Image: Nesslands of Burwell) Ms Sage said: " When they arrived, all the dogs were so shut down and nervous. Other than Star and Midnight, all the dogs have come out of their shells and they have come on really well since being here."

Star is well bonded with Midnight and the duo will require some work getting used to a new home. (Image: Nesslands of Burwell) The two boys, named Dancer and Prancer by Nessland staff, are aged between 18 months and two years. They are described as "extremely lively" boys who love to lick, love and cuddle.

The three girls, Merida, Remi and Flower, are aged between 18 months and two years and all are said to be very affectionate. Merida is described as being a bit more reserved than the other girls but still has a "bouncy" personality.

Prancer is said to love cuddles. (Image: Nesslands of Burwell) Flower is said to be "very high-energy" and took some time to adapt to her new life, but is said to be incredibly affectionate now.

Ms Sage said all the dogs were "lovely and happy," drinking and eating well and have all had their vaccinations restarted, had health checks, and had flea and worm checks.

Could you offer Remi a new, loving home? (Image: Nesslands of Burwell) While new owners are being sought, Nesslands - which is primarily a boarding kennel for family pets - has launched a GoFundMe campaign for more kennels and food for the Huskies as space will become limited as the summer holidays draw nearer.

For more information, search on GoFundMe: 'Raising funds for cabins for huskies who are at risk of pts'

Dancer the Siberian Husky. (Image: Nesslands of Burwell) Seven Siberian Huskies are looking for home after being rescued from a puppy farm in Great Yarmouth. (Image: Nesslands of Burwell) Flower, the female Siberian Husky. (Image: Nesslands or Burwell)