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Dogs on the Move

Tarheel Weimaraner Rescue is getting calls every day about gray ones needing new homes!  We are counting on YOU to help us complete our mission!!

 

Can you commit to a short term (2 - 6 weeks) fostering of one of our dogs? YOU will be instrumental in helping a gray one learn to be a house dog, family companion, and good canine citizen by carefully exposing him/her to various experiences and assessing his/her personality and needs.

 

We have so many in need right now and must rely on the compassion of YOU to help them along the way. Please contact us if you feel up to the challenge (or even if you are not quite sure, but would like more information.)

 

As always, donations help with the cost of veterinary treatment, since most of the dogs come into our program needing exams, spay/neuter, heartworm treatment, vaccinations, and behavior assessment.

We thank you in advance for your consideration!


Donate NOW to help!!

Rescue a Weimaraner!

Interested in adopting or fostering a Weimaraner?

Please  email TWR at twcrescue@aol.com
Click here to FILL OUT your application now!


 

For information regarding surrendering your Weimaraner or if you know of a Weimaraner in need

please contact:

 

For Eastern NC:  Toni (919) 244-5285  

Piedmont: Rosi (704) 763-7348

Western NC:  Kathy (828) 447-0991

Or Email us: twcrescue@aol.com



New Availabe Dogs!!
CLICK HERE to fill out an application to adopt a weimaraner!

Upcoming Events!! Mark your calendars for some Weimaraner fun!

Our annual Weim & Cheese will be held in Spring, 2013!!

 

Enjoy meeting weim loving people and people loving weims!!

 

Food, beverages, training demonstrations and our own Private Wine Label

"Amazing Grays" 

A specially blended wine just for wine and weim lovers!

 

More information coming soon!

 

 


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.