Autumn Newsletter 2014

This is heading element The East Anglia volunteers enjoyed a picnic and walk in 2014 where they were able to meet up with westies that had been rehomed via them. It was so successful that attendees have asked that this becomes an annual event. The next reunion has been scheduled to take place on Friday,…

17th of October, 2013Autumn Walk a huge success. The Isle of Wight Autumn Westie Walk held at Appley Beach, Ryde was a huge success, breaking all records. In excess of 70 westies walked to raise funds for Westie Rehoming on a glorious day. The charity stall was busy selling westie memorabilia, and the information stand was…

5th of April, 2014 – The sun is out, but prepare for an explosion of itchy dogs Finally the sun is out, flowers have opened and trees are blooming all at once. Unfortunately for our dogs, this intense explosion of pollen is kicking off their seasonal allergies. These allergies can be difficult to recognise.Have you…

25th of October, 2015 – The stand was extremely busy We enjoyed an excellent Discover Dogs on the Kennel Club Breed Rescue Stand. Bertie and Eilidh worked their socks off wooing the crowds with typical ‘westitude’. They needed frequent ‘time out’ periods and were plied with plenty of treats and goodies available from the various…

15th of January, 2016 – As temperatures get set to plummet, here are some tips to help your dog stay snug. After an unbelievably mild winter so far and the warmest December for 100 years temperatures are set to take a nose-dive this weekend. We have been lulled into a false sense of security and…

3rd of September, 2015 – Come and meet us at London’s Biggest Dog Event We are delighted to have been invited back once again to Discover Dogs. This year it has moved to London’s ExCel Centre, and a new date October 17/18th. The show is open from 10am until 5pm and is London’s biggest canine…