If you have lost your Husky, first check with your local animal shelters to see if it has been turned in. Then, if you still have not located your dog, send us a picture and description so that we may post its information on our site in hopes of reuniting it with you. If a Husky who you have adopted from Polaris is lost, please call the hotline immediately (970.581.4365). If your pet was wearing his/her rescue tag, we will likely receive a call from whoever has found the lost dog. Pet Harbor (www.petharbor.com) is also useful resource worth checking out if you've lost your Siberian; this site allows you to query information on the found pets in many local shelters according to zip code.

If you have found a Husky, first check with your local animal shelters to see if the owner has reported it missing. Then send us a picture and description so that we can post it to our site in hope of reuniting it with its rightful family.

Lost Huskies

I recently lost my Siberian Husky in the vicinity of James Peak / St Mary's Glacier Trail head. She's a 2-1/2 year old pure Siberian female, spayed, about 45lbs, gray and white coat, one blue eye, one brown eye with a blue wedge. She was wearing a remote training collar at the time, no other collar on. She was lost on Sunday May 17 2009.

Please contact Bernardo at (321) 961-3678






We lost Capone on a hiking trip on Current Creek trail on the top Berthoud Pass 2 weeks ago. We have been hiking and looking for him for past 2 weeks. We've called the Grand County and Clear Creek shelters, the state and federal forest service, Police and Sheriff Office in Winter Park, CO State Patrol and CO Dot. He does have his phone number and name on his web collar. He's a red and white Siberian Husky with very light blue eyes. He's 9 years old and is very tall for the bred.

Please contact Marie at 303-618-5805 or 303-989-5688

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Found Huskies