On
occasion a Border Terrier needs help to be re-homed.
The reasons can vary. Our local club along with
our national club is very dedicated to making sure that
no Border Terrier is left homeless. After owning a Border
Terrier one naturally becomes protective, and we all
become the eyes and ears for the breed. Many club
members have become dedicated in helping with the ongoing
BT rescue around the country. Re-homing can turn out
to be a wonderful way to bring a BT into your life or
someone else's life.
The following contacts are people dedicated to keeping
our breed safe and out of harms way. They are our special
protectors of the breed and they are the unsung hero's,
often working behind the scenes using their own time
and money. Donations to the rescue fund are always gladly
accepted. Contact the club
treasurer
In
March of 2001 our BTCR Club President, Cindy Ashlock,
passed away from cancer. Cindy left behind two Border
Terriers, Conner and Eddie. Both dogs have both been
re-homed.
The club reassured Cindy that her dogs would be cared
for and a fund has been created. Eddie has some health
issues and needs special medical care. Your generous
contributions have and will continue to fulfill Cindy's
wish.
Please send contributions to the club
treasurer
