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Welcome to the Dog Rescue Area. Owing
to the disgraceful amount of ‘unwanted' dogs in dog rescue
shelters all over the UK we thought we should dedicate an area
of the site to the subject of unwanted dogs, dog abuse, neglect,
and dog rehoming.
Dog Rescue Centres are constantly overworked and stretched to breaking
point due to the sickening throw-away culture we seem to be living
in these days in relation to dog ownership and people's idea of
their responsibility towards their dog or puppy.
If you want to throw away an old pair of shoes you no longer like then that's
fine, but to treat a dog like that is simply unacceptable, and we want to do
everything we can to address this problem, and bring about a solution, slowly
but surely for the thousands of unwanted and neglected dogs in the UK.
We are going to be featuring a lot of rescue dogs over the year on our Free Dog Forum to try to find homes for some wonderful but sadly mistreated
or neglected dogs.
We will also feature articles in this section of the site dedicated to some of
the unsung heroes of the dog rescue world, those whose names you never hear,
but who are working day and night to secure a better future for some of Britain's
dogs.
We would like to publicly thank all those involved in this often thankless task,
and we extend a hand of help to any rescue shelter who wishes to use our site
to help their cause.
A particular THANK YOU is owed to Jayne Shenstone of German
Shepherd Rescue who has worked for years to protect, rehome and generally
care for hundreds of unfortunate German Shepherds. She is also the person who
introduced me to my most recent canine friend, Troy, who came from Jayne one
wet and windy day last year. Jayne is one of those people who quietly toil away
working for a better life for many GSDs who have met with trauma or abuse. Having
had 14 GSDs in her own household at once, Jayne is well-qualified to advise anyone
on this breed, and particularly on rescuing a German Shepherd. For anyone who
wishes to donate some money to a VERY worth cause, Jayne is the first person
you should speak to.
If you know of a worthy canine cause, a dog rescue shelter or organisation which
you would like to promote, raise awareness for, or generally write about on our
site, please Click
Here to submit content for publishing on our site. You can also contact
us to ask us to publish details of any dog which you are attempting to rehome
and we will try to help as much as we can.
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