Autumn Newsletter 2016
27th of September, 2016 – Now online – the Westie ReHoming Newsletter
27th of September, 2016 – Now online – the Westie ReHoming Newsletter
21st of December, 2014 – from us all at Westie ReHoming After an extremely hectic lead up to Christmas with many urgent cases needing help, we are hoping for a quieter time during the holiday. Unless your enquiry is very urgent please bear with us while we try to spend some time with families and…
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,…
Mother and daughter Sharon and Dionne who are fortunate to live on the Isle of Wight are the originators of IOW Westies, a social group for westie lovers on the island. We were delighted when they approached us recently to say that they would like to do a ‘Westie Walk’ along the beach at Ryde…
7th of May, 2016 – Some tips to keep your dog cool Most people are loving the warmer temperatures after the dire winter weather, but spare a thought for your dog who may be struggling to keep cool. Shaving your westies will make it worse as their skin will then be exposed to UV rays…
We will be wearing our purple poppies alongside our traditional red poppies this week in memory of all the animals that died as a result of human conflict, the extent of which is little known.In 2004 a London monument was dedicated to the gallantry of animals in war. The inscription reads: ‘To all the animals…