The B.C. SPCA announced on Friday that it is now accepting applications for the 17 husky puppies that were surrendered in late December.
In a Facebook post, the B.C. SPCA said “we are making final arrangements to get the adoption process moving for (most of) them next week. Which means … we are now accepting applications!”
It added “we are only accepting online applications as to not overwhelm the branches. They are very busy with this little fur balls!”
The B.C. SPCA did not disclose where the 17 puppies and two adult huskies were surrendered, other than to say it happened in B.C.’s Interior.
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