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!”
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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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