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Here in the USA, today is Thanksgiving – a day of giving thanks for the blessing of the harvest and of the preceding year. For Thanksgiving 2014, we were especially thankful that Mother Nature decided to provide us the perfect Siberian Husky weather.

We are thankful for so many blessings including the natural beauty that surrounds us – and all of those people dedicated to animal rescue who found us such a great home.

And the Tree of Life symbolizes all of those members of The Herd before us – we are thankful they trained the Hu-dad so well in putting up with our antics.
Happy Thanksgiving to all of our readers. We are thankful you chose to spend a few minutes with us every day. May your travels be safe.
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Happy Thanksgiving from our house to yours! And many thanks for sharing a part of your lives with us every day!
Thank you for sharing your beautiful surroundings with all of us every day. You and the pups truely live in a natural paradise.
Happy Thanksgiving to the whole herd family. Thank you for the wonderful posts every day. They’re a breath of fresh air amidst so much distressing news that’s out there.
Mom ‘n Ice sez: “A VERY Happy Thanksgiving weekend to the Hu-Dad & Mom, and to the whole SiberHerd from all of us here in Dawson Creek BC Canada.
Happy Thanksgiving to all the herd and Hu-parents. May you have a blessed day of family, fun, and great food. God bless each and every one of you. Hugs and kisses to the herd.