Autumn Newsletter 2016

Ozzie, a 3 year old ‘Workie’ adopted by Mrs. Fletcher from Westie ReHoming has quite literally come on in leaps and bounds. Once a rather wilful, mischievous little chap he now channels his energies into Obedience and Agility training. Ozzie attends Raleigh Dog Training Club in Swindon where he has now made it into the…

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…

6th of July, 2014 – Westies enjoy walk in Royal park Cambridgeshire volunteer Janice organised a reunion westie walk and picnic in the beautiful grounds of Sandringham Estate recently as part of Westie ReHoming 10th Anniversary celebrations. Nineteen westies and their proud owners enjoyed the day which it is now hoped will become an annual…

‘E’ is for ADDITIVES – You are what you eat We are sufficiently concerned at the problems with a large percentage of the dogs that we deal with that can be linked to a certain type of pet food that we have been prompted to write this page. One particular brand alone appears to be…

6th of October, 2014 – Our new website has just been launched please be patient while we iron out the bugs. Welcome to the new ‘Westie ReHoming’ website, we hope you will find it easy to navigate and informative. To apply to adopt a Westie please read our ‘Adoption Pages’ carefully and then print, fill-in…

Two WRH boys set out to prove that westies love an active outdoor life. We have heard from Colin and Mary, who adopted Magnus and Jack from us. They are just back from climbing Snowdon with the dogs, having already completed the Three Peaks with Magnus.Very well done boys, we bet you enjoyed it, you…