Welcome to the Alaskan Malamute HELP League website. Whether you are presently a malamute owner, interested in getting a malamute or just enjoy learning about these wonderful dogs, we're sure that you will find this site a valuable resource. One of the best ways for Malamute owners to enjoy the company of their dogs and learn more about this wonderful breed is through events and activities! Sept 27 Work Weekend Oct: Fall Hike and P'N'P Weekend (Read more >>>) Last Updated: Dec. 1, 2007

"Dogs-In-Rescue" Check our rescue pages for dogs who need homes. You'll find listings for Malamutes and Malamute-mixes right across Canada. Do you have room in your heart for a rescue? Dogs-In-Rescue are updated every few days! Foster Home Needed ... Urgent foster home needed for Bear -- Bear is a beautiful 6 yr old, 130 lb Malamute in desperate need of a foster home. Bear is house trained, but prefers to be outside. Bear is being assessed by one of our highly experienced members - please check out his updated information as of Aug 23rd! (Read more about Bear .>>>)

Foster Parents Needed Malamutes across Canada need your help... If you are 18 years of age or over, please consider opening your heart and home to a rescued Malamute through the adoption process. Read our commitment to our Foster Parents. The number of Malamutes we can save is limited only by the number of foster homes we have. Do you have room in your heart and home for a foster? Read more about becoming a Foster Parent ... AMHL Newsletter Members of the AMHL receive our bi-monthly magazine. No organization can be complete without a way to keep its membership informed. (Read more about the Howler...) AMHL Membership Now you can pay for your membership, purchase saloonware or make a donation, online! AMHL members... Moving? Update your membership information! You can help... the Alaskan Malamute HELP League designated federal charitable organization, Number 86712 3895 RR0001. Do you give to the United Way? Donate... Join the team! Becoming a member (more details...)

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