Airedale Terrier

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Charlotte, NC 28278, United States

Rescuing Airedales since 2000, in the Carolinas, Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama.

We rescue, vet and transport Southern Kill Shelter Dogs to the Northeast and specialize in Fuzzy Dogs, Poodle Mixes and Terriers. We foster in our own homes and find the best Forever Homes for them. We work as a “Collective” to list, interview, socialize, vet, transport and feed our beautiful dogs. Our adopters become part of our family and we love seeing update pictures and hearing how our dogs are faring. We believe we cannot save them all but we can do our part to save as many as we can.

We specialize in Fuzzy and Poodley dogs and Terriers. We aid Families who must Rehome their dogs anywhere in the US, as long as they can keep the dog until a good home is found. We rescue, vet and transport Southern Kill Shelter Dogs and specialize in Fuzzy Dogs, Poodle Mixes and Terriers. We foster in our own homes and find the best Forever Homes for them. Our adopters become part of our family and we love seeing update pictures and hearing how our dogs are faring. We believe we cannot save them all but we can do our part to save as many as we can.

The AireCanada Airedale Rescue Network is the ONLY CANADIAN rescue network whose members are devoted to assisting Airedale Terriers in need of new homes. Contact us via this Facebook page or through our website: airecanada.com. An online application form to adopt a rescued Airedale can be found on our website.

The AireCanada Airedale Rescue Network is the ONLY CANADIAN rescue network whose members are devoted to assisting Airedale Terriers in need of new homes. Contact us via this Facebook page or through our website: airecanada.com. An online application form to adopt a rescued Airedale can be found on our website.

The AireCanada Airedale Rescue Network is the ONLY CANADIAN rescue network whose members are devoted to assisting Airedale Terriers in need of new homes. Contact us via this Facebook page or through our website: airecanada.com. An online application form to adopt a rescued Airedale can be found on our website.

The AireCanada Airedale Rescue Network is the ONLY CANADIAN rescue network whose members are devoted to assisting Airedale Terriers in need of new homes. Contact us via this Facebook page or through our website: airecanada.com. An online application form to adopt a rescued Airedale can be found on our website.

The AireCanada Airedale Rescue Network is the ONLY CANADIAN rescue network whose members are devoted to assisting Airedale Terriers in need of new homes. Contact us via this Facebook page or through our website: airecanada.com. An online application form to adopt a rescued Airedale can be found on our website.

We are a group supporting Airedale Rescue in Western NY covering from Albany west and south to the the Pennsylvania border.

P.O. Box 110872 Anchorage AK 99511 United States
(907) 346-2787(907) 346-2787

We have rescued about 20 dogs in the last 5 years, including dogs quite old, or sick. Every dog has been placed in a home. No dogs have had to be put down. We have accepted dogs from other states.

Airedale Terrier Rescue and Adoption, Inc. is an all-volunteer organization rescuing Airedale Terriers in 13 Midwest states and the province of Ontario.? We stand ready to help any homeless Airedale and provide them with quality care and love while searching?for their perfect forever home.? Our success is the result of the dedication of our volunteers and supporters like you. Contact: Francee Ender.

P.O. Box 11265 College Station TX 77845 United States

Long Way Home Pit Bull Rescue is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes social, healthy pit bulls. Based out of the Bryan/College Station, Texas area, LWHPBR welcomes pit bulls from kill shelters all over the state, and in some cases, even nationwide. We have made a name for ourselves as the rescue who does not shy away from difficult cases  we lean in to difficulty and embrace the challenges. We have helped over 100 pit bulls since our founding in 2011 and with the help of our followers, our important work only continues to grow. Long Way Home Pit Bull Rescue was founded in 2011 when two pit bulls were found burned and left for dead on the side of the road. While one of the dogs went to the Texas A&M Small Animal Hospital and was later adopted by one of their staff members, the other Esperanza  was brought to Aggieland Animal Health Center & Pet Resort where the executive director of Long Way Home Animal Sanctuary worked. While many might have given up due to time and/or funds, Esperanza was willing to fight for her life and we were too. Esperanza raised approximately $10,000 for her extensive wound care and maintenance, made a name for herself in the local community, and brought a positive light to how resilient and forgiving this amazing breed is. Esperanza won her battle over death and was adopted by Gwendolyn Inocencio, the executive director of LWH Animal Sanctuary in 2011. Because of Esperanza and a group of very passionate animal welfare advocates, Long Way Home helped change the perception of pit bulls in the Brazos Valley and aided in the change of euthanasia policies in the two local shelters. That fall, in honor of our sweet Esperanza and the other LWH Animal Sanctuary pit bulls, Long Way Home welcomed its first class of adoptable pit bulls and began the creation of what is now known as our Long Way Home Army & Family! Since then, we have gone on to save approximately 100 more pit bulls while continuously strengthening our bond with local Texas shelters and growing our vast network of pit bull loving supporters! In 2014, we welcome Stephanie Kotick, M.P.A., as our President & Program Director and Amanda Dowell, our Vice President and Program Director. For about a year and a half, these two women ran Long Way Home Pit Bull Rescue and took it from a ?one dog at a time? organization to a sustainable entity with a flush foster roster of individuals looking to open their homes and hearts to homeless pit bulls in need. In the latter part of 2015, Stephanie and Amanda were accompanied by three new staff members ? Breanna Frasier, our Events & Fundraising Coordinator; Madden Murphy, our Volunteer & Donations Coordinator; and Matthew Sanders, our PR Director. This group brings creativity, passion, and expertise to our organization and we are looking forward to our future together!

18325 SW Division St. Beaverton OR 97078 United States

All Terrier Rescue was founded and incorporated in 1991. Jeri and Samantha Miller the owners of the rescue started out by having a wonderful Scottish Terrier named Tessa. Tessa helped them join the Terrier Association, National Scottie Rescue and several other breed related clubs. In 1990 the Miller’s started fostering for the Oregon Humane Society and shortly there after All Terrier Rescue was born.

Scruffy Mutt Rescue is an organization that is determined to provide loving homes for all those homeless wiry, fluffy, scraggly mystery dogs that are so irresistibly cute. Any type of purebred or mixed breed Terriers, Poodles or Chihuahuas are welcomed into our rescue when space allows.

1721 Peavy Road, Howell, MI 48843, United States
Spring Grove, PA 17362, USA

Cindy Johnstonbaugh, alt. phone 717-891-5536

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