I got him as just a pup from a husky rescue. There are tons in rescues and shelters, depending where you are. And a good rescue will just inspect your home to make sure it's suitable for a husky as they are generally high maintenance to take care of. If you meet the standards then you pay nothing. Two of the most important standards are having a fence that is at least 6ft high, and most won't let you adopt if you have a cat as they have really high prey drives. Kissuna and my cats get along just fine, but sometimes when he's hyper he will chase after them and put his mouth around them. I have to make sure they are never in the same room alone together.
If you're someone who cares about your yard and furniture, you'd maybe want another breed. Lol. They're destructive when they're bored, and most get bored pretty easily. And it's usually just a matter of time. The 2 years I've had Kissuna he hadn't ever destroyed anything worse than a pair of headphones.
Few months ago he tore up my carpet pretty badly when I left him in my room for no more than 10 minutes.
And if you're the kind of person who likes to let their dog off the leash or thinks it's cruel to keep them on one, you definitely want to rethink owning a husky if you don't have the time to train them off leash properly. When they are puppies they won't go far, but when they are older, they will eventually run off and most likely never be seen again.
Sorry. Went on a rant. In the US they are usually around $700 - $1000 from a good breeder. If they are any lower, it's kinda fishy, and likely means they have some kind of health problem.
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(I named him after my favorite baseball player, Buster Posey)
She was the best horse in world.... I would let her out in the pasture and she would follow me around like a puppy and play tag. Kinda sketchy playing tag with a 600lb horse. 
