A Foster-Based Rescue for Huskies & Companion-Bred Wolfdogs
We are currently building our foster network and rescue infrastructure and are not yet open for direct intakes.
If you need help rehoming a Husky or Wolfdog, please visit our Placement Assistance page.
About Cavalli’s Rescue
Cavalli’s Husky & Wolfdog Rescue is Colorado’s first PACFA-licensed, 501(c)(3), fully foster-based rescue dedicated to Huskies and companion-bred Wolfdogs.
Based in El Paso County and serving communities across Colorado, we provide foster-based rescue, rehabilitation, placement assistance, and education for Huskies and companion-bred Wolfdogs who too often fall through the cracks due to misunderstanding, surrender, or euthanasia risk.
Built on the belief that quality of care matters more than quantity of intakes, we are committed to responsible placement, individualized support, secure containment, and lifelong advocacy for every dog we serve.
What We Do
🐺 Wolfdog Rescue & Placement🐺
Companion-bred Wolfdogs are our primary breed focus. We provide foster-based rescue, placement assistance, and advocacy, with particular emphasis on puppies and young Wolfdogs who often face limited placement options due to their specialized ownership, containment, and legal requirements.
🐾 Husky Rescue & Rehabilitation🐾
We support Siberian Huskies and Husky mixes through foster care, rehabilitation, behavioral support, and responsible placement, with a primary focus on puppies and young dogs and adult dogs considered on a case-by-case basis.
🤝 Placement Assistance🤝
We work with owners, shelters, and rescue partners to help network and identify safe options for dogs in need, even when direct intake is not possible.
📚 Education & Advocacy📚
We provide education on responsible Husky and Wolfdog ownership, containment, behavior, and breed-specific needs to help reduce surrenders and improve outcomes.
Our rescue priorities include puppies and young dogs, pregnant and nursing mothers, orphaned or bottle-feeding puppies, and companion-bred Wolfdogs facing limited placement options. All intake decisions are made individually based on the dog’s needs and available foster and rescue resources.
Our Mission
To protect, advocate for, and provide safe, loving second-chance homes to Huskies and Wolfdogs through a foster-based model that prioritizes individualized care, enrichment, and responsible placement.
We prepare both the animals — and their people — for lifelong success through behavioral understanding, rigorous vetting, foster support, and community education, with a strong emphasis on proper wolfdog ownership, containment, and advocacy.
