Connecting Weim-loving people with people-loving
Weims!
NEWS
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COME JOIN THE FUN!!
Second Annual Dog
Club of Wilmington Dog Wash
Saturday, August 28 - 12:30 PM to
3:30 PM
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Puppy Mill Dogs on the Road to a Happy Ending!
We are overwhelmed and humbled by the outpouring of love that
was offered. Your donations of time and funds have helped
immensely...you know who you are!! We can't thank you
enough!!
Kudos to the wonderful staff at Guilford
County Animal Shelter who demonstrated monumental kindness and
care to all of the dogs, and who were so very helpful in TWR's
efforts to obtain them.
With only a couple of exceptions, all Weims are well on the road to recovery. Some have already been placed in permanent homes;
while others are currently in foster homes, waiting to find their new forever families;
and some are still needing additional care. They are all
wonderful, loving souls.
To see the dogs that are available,
please go to our website: www.tarheelweimrescue.org/dogs_available.asp
If you would be willing to
foster, please contact our foster coordinator, Dyana Scholz:
dyanascholz@aol.com
If you would be willing to donate, please go to our website:
www.tarheelweimrescue.org/donate.asp
If you would like to
help in any other way, please contact Christine Flock:
cmflock@att.net
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Visit our Rescue Store: bandanas, window
stickers, and TWR tee shirts!!!
 
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If you need information about the
adoption process or would like to request an adoption
application, please contact:
Suzan Fontaine -
snfontaine@msn.com - 919.550.8230
If you need information about
surrendering your Weimaraner or know of one needing rescue,
please contact:
Melissa Siegmund -
twcrescue@aol.com - 757.546.5344
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Mission:
- To provide a kind and loving
home for each Weimaraner that
enters our program;
- To educate and inform the
public about Weimaraners, and to
provide information on care and
training (including counseling
owners on solving behavior
problems) that might otherwise
necessitate the owner giving up
the dog;
- To provide education to new
and prospective Weimaraner
owners as well as continue to
expand our own education;
- To help owners be
responsible for their pet (if
they must give it up for
adoption) by advising them on
how to do so correctly and
carefully, and to take into our
foster program those dogs that
need immediate help;
- To handle with the utmost
kindness all of the dogs
entrusted to our care, from
their day of induction into the
rescue system through their
placements in their final homes
and afterwards through our
follow-up program;
- To provide a safe and kind
end to life for animals who,
through abuse, infirmity, or old
age, cannot be placed in a new
environment.
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