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Husky House
391 Route 34
Matawan, NJ 07747

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Help Support Husky House

Lorraine Healy, owner of Husky House, grew up with Labs when she was a child. If only her parents would have allowed her to have a husky she would not have been as obsessed with huskies, although she loves all animals and has given many animals a second shot at life. Moving out at the age of 18, she went to FIT, specializing in buying and merchandising. She was able to get her first huskies, Baby and Tundra. When she got her first computer, she read about every rescue Husky story across the country and realized there was a big issue going on. At that time she decided to volunteer for a rescue based out of MA, “Angels of the Snow”. They no longer exist. She did this for about a year and then decided at the age of 27 to start “Husky House”. The first shelter she walked into she brought home ten dogs, and placed them with friends and her own home. She then realized that she was going to need a home for these dogs. Lorraine has always had a soft spot for all dogs that have special needs, the ones that are discarded by puppy mills because they cost too much, or no longer have any use. She has taken on many dogs that are “owner surrendered”. She does this on a daily basis. She has now gained international attention. Rescue organizations across the entire world reach out to her. Huskies from Iran and Saudi Arabia are flown in.

Husky House needs funding desperately. There are no grants or state funding. Husky House runs on charitable donations. If Lorraine won the lottery, she would buy the building they are in, renovate the kennels.

Husky House needs help! Here’s why!

  • During the summer months, the electricity bill can be over $3500 dollars to keep all of our Siberian Huskies and other dogs cool.
  • The rent is $5800 a month for all the kennels and yard space.
  • Husky House’s gas bill can range from $200 in the summer to $900 in the winter months.
  • Ongoing vet care for all of our dogs. We have a vet bill hovering over 100,000 dollars all the time.
  • Husky House’s insurance/liability costs $250.
  • Car and Truck insurance is $450 a month for commercial liability.

  • As you can see, it takes quite a bit of money to keep Husky House going, We need your help, especially now! Please donate whatever you can, whatever amount you can afford. Every little bit helps!Thank you!

    Forever Part of the Husky House Family

    In Memory of Miriam Schmidt

    Miriam's Obituary Miriam Schmidt

    An avid animal lover, Miriam spent much of her time volunteering at Husky House, where her fur grandchildren Shiloh, Maya, and Tasha were adopted. Her contributions will forever be remembered.

    In Memory of Wendy Sue Segal

    Wendy's Obituary Wendy

    Beloved wife of Jessie Vollrath and loving mother of Teri Vollrath.

    In Memory of Thomas J. Zane Sr.

    Thomas's Obituary Thomas Zane

    Tom loved the outdoors, hiking the Appalachian Trail, and cheering for the Phillies and Eagles. He cherished spending time with family and visiting historic military sites.

    In Memory of James E. Meyer Jr.

    James's Obituary James Meyer

    James adored his two Siberian Huskies. He was a fan of Jeep rock crawling and a passionate supporter of the NY Yankees and Giants.

    In Memory of Nancy A. Apito

    Nancy's Obituary Nancy Apito

    Nancy's profound love for animals, especially her beloved Trudy, led her to request that donations be sent to Husky House in her memory.

    In Memory of Tania Perciaccante

    Tania's Obituary Tania Perciaccante

    Tania spread kindness to everyone. She loved her huskies, Mika and Kylo, and suggested donations to Husky House to continue her legacy of generosity.

    In Memory of Jerald B. Gulla

    Jerald's Obituary Jerald Gulla

    JB leaves behind the love of his life, Teiko, a Siberian Husky. He raised Teiko from a puppy and was rarely seen without him.

    In Memory of Beverly L. Mignella

    Beverly's Obituary Beverly Mignella

    A devoted mother and homemaker, Beverly enjoyed crafting and flower arranging. Memorial contributions were requested for Husky House in her honor.

    In Memory of Robert Consolo

    Robert's Obituary Robert Consolo

    Bob loved nothing more than being at home with his wife and his many huskies. He was a soulmate and best friend who will be deeply missed.

    In Memory of Robert Frazier

    Robert's Obituary Robert Frazier

    Bob Sr. loved woodworking, classic movies, and his Siberian huskies. His family suggests donations in his name to Husky House.

    In Memory of Lawrence G. Johannesen

    Lawrence's Obituary Lawrence Johannesen

    Larry was an old movie and car enthusiast who cherished his family and travels. He became an avid reader who loved sharing a beer with friends.

    In Memory of Meghan Crilly

    Beloved Teacher Meghan Crilly

    A devoted second grade teacher and animal lover, Meghan left behind her loyal "King Louie," the husky who made her life adventurous and fulfilling.

    In Memory of Matthew Dalton Roane

    Matthew's Obituary Matthew Dalton Roane

    "There are no words to adequately convey the pain a mother feels when she loses her child... Matthew enjoyed spending time with his beloved Siberian Huskies both past and present, Niko, Akira and Mila." - Sherrie, Matthew's mother.


    Give The Gift Of Comfort, Donate a Dog Bed!

    Give the gift of comfort to a shelter dog. Your bed donation will make a world of difference to them.

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    The Cognac Fund

    "COGNAC"

    I found you in a shelter, A stray from Staten Island
    A red and white Siberian as precious as a diamond
    I found out rather quickly that you were very ill
    It didn't matter much to me, I'd always love you still
    I remember the first seizure, then you began to cry
    I held you in my arms & promised to be forever by your side
    Epilepsy is what it was, Now I know it all too well
    It took you from me way too soon, so your story I will tell
    I never will forget you, although we are apart
    My goofy buddy Cognac, who etched his paw prints in my heart
    I'll help the others like you whose fight has just begun
    Established in your memory, I'll start The Cognac Fund

    In Memory of our sweet boy, Husky House has started The Cognac Fund. This fund will help other Siberians fighting this horrible disease called Epilepsy as well as other life threatening diseases.

    For more info on The Cognac Fund email Lorraine Healy at TheCognacFund@aol.com.

    Husky House would like to thank two very special people who were always there for Cognac.

    Angelo Mone...who adopted Cognac as well as his best friend Kyra and provided a wonderful loving home. Angelo, Kyra and Cognac had a wonderful Happy, Healthy seizure free summer. We wish it would have lasted longer! :(

    Dr. Jason Berg, Cognac's Neurologist. Not only is he a great doctor he is also great guy! You never gave up on our boy. Thank you for giving Cognac a happy summer!

    Image of Cognac

    Cognac 2001 - 10/8/2003

    As the tears flow I write the email I hoped would never come...our beloved Cognac has crossed over the Bridge today. He was just a baby...2 1/2 years old. At about 1 pm this afternoon we peacefully helped him drift away in my arms. Cognac will always hold a piece of my heart and no one will ever forget him. Run free my boy...wear your silver harness proudly and we will meet again in time.

    Lorraine
    Husky House, Inc.