Spring Newsletter 2015

            Our thanks to Caroline and Darren for sharing with us their photo of Tinkerbelle (ex Westie ReHoming) enjoying her role as Guest of Honour at their recent wedding. It looks as though she had rather too much champagne at the celebrations! We extend our best wishes to Caroline and…

31st of January, 2015 – To help your dog cope with cold weather conditions please see our article ‘When the North wind doth blow’ This winter we have already had calls from distraught owners whose dogs have drowned in their garden pond, which it has never shown an interest in previously. Frozen lakes and ponds…

10th of March, 2014 – A brilliant and successful day for the Westie ReHoming Team Stand The Westie rehoming stand had a very busy time at Crufts. It was lovely meeting all the people that came up to enquire about rehoming a Westie, about Breed Rescue in general and to meet our beautiful westies, Frosty,…

Whilst in the Scottish Borders recently we happened upon a notice “ROLLICKING RESCUES and BAD ASSES” – we were intrigued! Further investigation gave notice of an Open Day at the Scottish Borders Donkey Sanctuary at St. Boswells and we decided to go along to discover what kind of problems may be encountered in their rehabilitation….

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…

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…