Connecting Weim-loving people with people-loving Weims!
NEWS
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Our Christmas Angel, Gabriel
This sweet boy had been abandoned for three
weeks, but thanks to the help of many wonderful and caring Good
Samaritans, in Yadkin County, Stokes County, and Rural Hall, NC
he is now on the road to recovery!!
Click here to read Gabe's
story...
  
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Liesl Wins Lite 102.9 Photo Contest!!
Liesl's owner and photographer extraordinaire thanks all who
voted.
Julie writes: "Your vote was the best
gift we could have gotten and all $500 (plus a little extra from
Liesl since she's been saving her pennies and dimes) will soon
be donated to the Tarheel Weimaraner Rescue as the organization
desperately needs the funds....Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Words cannot express our joy!"
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Fundraising Raffle - Two Gorgeous Works of
Art!!!
Congratulations to Rescue Me #2 Lucky Winner,
Leslie A. of Davidson, NC!!
Weim & Dine Drawing will be held at our next Fun Hunt,
tentatively scheduled for January 31, 2010.
Click here for ticket information.
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"Rescue Me
Weim #2" is an Acrylic Folk painting by
Amanda Marino. Painting size is 9" X 12".
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"Weim and Dine" is a signed and
numbered limited Giclee print by Paul Doyle. Finished size is
25" X 22" and beautifully framed. |
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NEW in our Rescue Store: bandanas and window
stickers, plus new tee shirt colors!!!
 
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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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