Westie Rescue Scheme

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Which ever Westie you choose to help, you will receive a coloured photo in a coaster. An initial introduction into why medically, the dog is in Long Term Care and how they have progressed since coming into rescue. Updates, Christmas cards and more. How can you only choose one?

Please make a note of the Reference Number of the dog(s) you wish to sponsor. You will need this when completing the sponsorship form. Thank you.

Benji

Ref: RD180024

He has a Chronic Skin condition which affects his ears. An operation was necessary to ease the constant discharge, but it wasn’t successful.

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Charlie

Ref: RD180031

Charlie has been in rescue for 3 years and will need ongoing treatment for the rest of his life to keep his Malassezia under control. He is now 8 yrs

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Lexi

Ref: RD180012

Lexi came into WRS at the age of 6. She was used for breeding so she has all the usual problems. She will remain in long term foster for life.

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Dolly

Ref: RD190041

Dolly came into WRS 2019. She is another used for breeding. She has an extremely nervous temperament. Her medication is ongoing.

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Rehome A Westie

We can assure you that your Westie will have had its new home checked and approved. The new owners will be told all that you have told us about your Westie.

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About Westie Rescue Scheme

We are a national organisation formed by the late Barbara Graham in the late 1970's. Initially we consisted of a few caring colleagues who struggled to make ends meet against all odds and in the face of adversity. The more widely recognised The Westie Rescue Scheme of the present day came into being in 1993. The Scheme now has over 2500 registered 'friends'.

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The WRS Dog Sponsorship Scheme is there to care for those Westies who require indefinite and intensive treatment.

This initiative was first brought into existence in 2006 and is designed to help us to continue to care for those dogs who may stay within the scheme for a longer period of time than normal or, as is the case in many instances, indefinitely.

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