Husky Halfway House Foundation


Celebrate Clarity and Compassion with Iceland Spar for Husky Halfway House This July! As we dive into the warm heart of summer, July brings with it the promise of long, sunny days and the opportunity to make a positive impact in our communities. This month, we're thrilled to support an organization dedicated to providing a second chance for one of the most spirited dog breeds.


Husky Halfway House, based in Oklahoma, stands out as a sanctuary for rescued huskies and husky mixes that have been abandoned, neglected, or relinquished. This non-profit organization is committed to rehabilitating these animals and finding them loving, permanent homes. Husky Halfway House not only rescues and fosters these beautiful dogs but also works tirelessly on community education about responsible pet ownership and the special needs of the husky breed.


Their efforts go beyond rescue; they provide medical care, training, and socialization for each husky to ensure they are ready to be part of a new family. By adopting a holistic approach to rescue and rehabilitation, Husky Halfway House plays a crucial role in reducing the number of these energetic and demanding dogs that end up in shelters.


To symbolize our cause this July, we feature the Iceland Spar, also known as optical calcite. This stunningly clear crystal is known for its property of double refraction and its ability to clear blockages and bring about new energy. Iceland Spar symbolizes clarity and illumination—perfectly mirroring our vision of a clear path to new beginnings for rescued huskies. It’s believed to enhance insight and aid in seeing past errors, providing new opportunities for learning and growth.


Let the luminous and transformative energy of Iceland Spar inspire you to support Husky Halfway House. By contributing to their mission, you help provide a lifeline to these majestic dogs and ensure they receive the love, care, and second chances they deserve. Join us this July in supporting this noble cause, and let’s help illuminate the way to brighter futures for huskies in need.