Alaskan Klee Kai National Rescue

Bear is a handsome grey and white male with a lot of personality. Bear was left at the Chula Vista animal shelter in California by his previous owners, citing aggression issues. With the help of a local Siberian husky rescue and AKKNR volunteer Jay Randall, Alaskan Klee Kai National Rescue was able to get Bear out of the shelter and into the foster home of volunteer Julie Baker.  After a veterinary evaluation and some time in his foster home, it was evident that the aggression he was reported to have just wasn't there.  A local applicant went to visit Bear and promptly fell in love.  Bear was quickly adopted into his wonderful new home.

Jack is a 8 month old Alaskan Klee Kai that has recently come to rescue.

Joe is a 8 month old Alaskan Klee Kai that has recently come to rescue.

Kodiak is a Black and White Miniature Male born 1/20/2007 who is 11 lbs with double brown eyes. He was surrendered by his previous owners to our Rescue Volunteer, Sherry Blose. Sherry oversaw his veterinary care was up to date, and although he is a little shy, he has found his forever home! He does best with women and is wonderful with children and always comes with lots of kisses. His new owner is beyond excited and is looking forward to many trips to the park.

Kai is a 1 1/2 year old, Oversized Red and White Male. He was surrendered to Regional Rescue Coordinator, Robin Carlstrom, by his owner who could no longer keep him due to a weight restriction on dogs where they lived. Since Kai was altered, the owner was asked to find him a new home, and they came to Alaskan Klee Kai National Rescue.  With plenty of potential new homes for Kai, he spent a short time in foster care with Volunteer, Leslie Welker, and within the week arrived at his new home. This happy ending has Kai in a new home with loving owners who were in search of a big little dog.