The breeder is the person that owned the Mother of your Akita. Also contact the owner of the Father of your Akita. It's important for you to know that 10,000 healthy Akitas are now killed in animal shelters throughout the USA each year.
Municipal shelters exist to enforce rabies laws and to take in stray dogs.
Regardless of your Akita's beauty, how friendly, loving or special you think it is, to shelter personnel, it's simply another unwanted dog that will be killed and piled up for transportation to the rendering plant. That is a fact. Purebred rescues, especially the scattered few working with Akitas, are just as filled to the brim as shelters. If you don't want your Akita to die with strangers then re-think your reasons for wanting to give away your dog. Akitas actually enjoy being an only dog and like most canines, they sleep when you're not home.