Husky Puppies Rescued From Freezing New Mexico Desert Are Now Sunbathing in their New Backyard

Sven, a husky puppy was part of an alleged large-scale neglect case in New Mexico. The Humane Society of the United States assisted authorities with rescuing more than 60 dogs, and this sweet little puppy was one of them.

Source: The Humane Society of the United States/Youtube

Sven and the other dogs were huddled up in a small, damp hole in the ground. The property was freezing and barren, with limited access to food or water, said HSUS. Sven and his brothers, Kristoff and Olaf, were given a second chance at life. They enjoy sunbathing and chasing each other around in their new backyard.

Watch his story to see how he’s doing now, safe in his foster home!

For every animal saved, countless others are still suffering. Consider donating to the Humane Society of the United States here. By stepping up for them, you can create a future where animals no longer have to suffer in puppy mills, factory farms, testing labs, or other heartbreaking situations.

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