Built from the dirt up by the founder of Husky Halfway House, Jenni Dietsch, this place is more than a project—it’s a promise.
A promise to do rescue differently.
A promise to build something sustainable, from the ground up.
A promise that every road—whether it’s paved by tires, paws, or purpose—will lead back to saving lives.
We’ve done the nonprofit grind. We’ve fundraised until our fingers bled. We’ve driven cross-country to deliver huskies to their forever homes—for free—because when we say “yes” to a rescue dog, we mean it. But donation-driven rescue has a ceiling. And we’re ready to break through it. Pitsky Park is a first-of-its-kind community center where action sports, small businesses, and rescue collide. It’s edgy, it’s gritty, and it’s built to last. Every business here—every race, every coffee poured, every lease signed—helps reduce overhead for Husky Halfway House so more of every dollar goes directly to the dogs.
12-acre property in Oklahoma, founded and run by the same heart behind H3
USA BMX-sanctioned race track ready to host national and regional events
Turnkey retail spaces built for local entrepreneurs
Community dog park, grooming salon, café, and bar
Merch, events, and brand partnerships designed for real revenue—not charity
Husky Halfway House is the largest husky rescue in the country, based in Oklahoma and dedicated to saving at-risk huskies. From shelter pulls to cross-country transports, H3 goes the extra mile to give every husky a second chance and a place to call home.
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