Construction worker shows up to new job site and finds four unexpected tiny "coworkers" on duty, all in need of rescue and furrever homes

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Dec 22, 2025 9:00 AM EST

Normally, we're not a fan of training new employees, but for these cute puppies, we'll make an exception.

Imagine showing up to a new job and finding four puppies on duty instead of all the coworkers you were expecting. We have no problem working with dogs, but are they really qualified to train us on our first day? That seems questionable to us.

After arriving at a new construction site, this employee turned rescuer found four 2-month-old husky mix boys hanging out. The owner of the momma dog can't afford to keep the puppies, and thus, lets them run rampant on the building area nearby. Obviously, you can't leave puppies that young to fend for themselves, so they scooped them up and started searching for their furrever homes. 

Like most places now, the shelters in their area are overrun with dogs and aren't accepting any new dogs, even puppies as adorable as these ones. So, they're looking for families to foster them, or even to raise money to help them get their vaccines, and maybe even get neutered, to attract more interest.

If we were in the area, we'd take one home in a heartbeat. Sure, huskies are a lot of work, but they're great dogs. Scroll down to read more about this canine "coworker" rescue below!

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    I work in the construction industry and recently started a new job. I went to a new site yesterday and it turns out we have 4 boy husky mixes living there!
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    We are all currently looking to find them all homes but haven't had much luck yet. We are in an area where shelters are overcrowded and they cannot take anymore dogs in. Should we call animal control they will most likely be put on the euthanasia list.
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  • This is why we always say it: adopt, don't shop. There are so many dogs in shelters that some are literally being turned away because there's not enough interest in adopting dogs. We get it - golden retrievers are great dogs. Labs are excellent. But so are all these mutts, if you would just give them a chance. There's no such thing as a bad dog, just uneducated owners. 

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    From my coworkers - they are two months old and will be BIG. Their breed will also require a lot of exercise. The two browns pups love attention and cuddles, the black ones are on the shy side but still friendly just need some work. Mama is owned, but the owner is not able to care for the pups.
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    I'm not really sure how to approach this. I have found strays before and was always able to find a shelter to take them in when I couldn't. I'd love to help out, even if it is just raising money to get them vaccinated and neutered until someone shows interest in adopting.
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    They are currently being fed by the neighbors who are disabled veterans, they are very kind but limited as to what they can do. Since the neighbors are unable to keep them inside their home, they are living in their yard for now.
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  • Huskies do love being outside. We had a husky growing up, and sometimes, he preferred to sleep outside, especially when it was cold out. We even had to warn the neighbors so they wouldn't call animal services or the police. We asked him at least 20 times if he wanted to come in before we went to bed, and most times, he said wouldn't move. Don't worry, there was a dog door installed so he could come in even if we were asleep.

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  • But, just because they do enjoy being outdoors doesn't mean that they should live outdoors permanently. They need a home, a perfectly plushy bed, and a place to call their own.

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    What would you suggest? Do you have any ideas on what I can do to raise money and help out? (On a side note we have 3/4 named: DeWalt (brown), Thrash (dark brown), Craftsman (black and white). We still need one name! Please comment if you have any ideas)
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    ImaginaryStandard293 Makita should be the 4th. Look into rescues. They tend to place dogs with foster families. Also check to see if there are any dog sanctuaries in a decent radius to you. You can also try contacting veterinarian offices. Some will place information for pups. needing homes.
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    Consideration|||6905 I would start by contacting a husky or northern breed specific rescue organization. They often have larger networks and more specific resources than general shelters and are highly motivated to keep dogs of these breeds out of the shelter
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    system. You can also create a simple online fundraiser with clear pictures of the puppies and the story of how they were found, people are often willing to donate for vaccinations and neutering, especially when they see a direct plan. Be sure to share the fundraiser on local comnunity Facebook pages and Nextdoor.
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    Look_A_Bunny A husky organization will be unlikely to take in these dogs as they predominantly display pit bull traits. Shelters are already over run with pit mixes. You will likely have the most luck finding owners for them individually but please be up front about the breeds as both have high care requirements.
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    IckySweet ""Mama is owned, but the owner is not able to care for the pups"" Most helpful is to get this "owned mama dog" dog spayed. So she doesn't have another litter this spring.
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    2nd most helpful is those pups need vaccines so they don't catch diseases. Neutering asap. A pack of male dogs will wander and can quickly become dangerous for the entire neighborhood.
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    Far_Reindeer3003 Tbh the owner is super sketchy and I don't feel comfortable around him. I'm not really sure how to approach the idea that he should have his dog spayed, or how he would take it, although I agree with you.
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    swagzard78 The 4th should be named Gyaratodus
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    ScarletSpire Go find a rescue to help them. Also, Hilti would be a great name for a dog.
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    3Left_Feet My neighbors often post strays on the Neighbors (owned by Ring) app and Nextdoor. You dont need to own a Ring camera to use Neighbors. I've even seen tiktok videos reach thousands of likes locally near me. Maybe that's an option too? Good luck, OP. The puppies are super cute.
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