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Airedale Rescue
Sometimes Airedales can find themselves in need of a loving new home, through no fault of their own. This may be due to a change in family circumstances such as moving, divorce etc , for medical reasons or simply because people have not realised the time and commitment involved with owning an Airedale Terrier.
Whatever the reason, unfortunately sometimes Airedales do need to be rehomed - and thanks to the rescue schemes run on a voluntary basis by the various Airedale clubs around the UK, the majority of them are successfully placed in new homes.
MCATC's Rescue Service has been run since 1998 by Alaine Lockett
- if you live within the Midlands area and feel you could offer a permanent and loving home to a rescue Airedale, then please get in touch with Alaine as follows:
Telephone: 02476 350618
Email:
jaideld.airedale@ntlworld.com
Other rescue contacts for the various Airedale clubs around the UK are as follows
(please note
- South of
England ATC - Pauline McLynn Tel: 0208 693 9598 (10am - 8.30pm)
- North of England ATC - Sue Blain Tel: 0161
747 9441 E mail:
sueblain@hotmail.co.uk
- West of England & South Wales ATC - Mrs
Diane Hunter Tel:
07730 342934 Email:
rescue@airedaleclub.org.uk
- Yorkshire & Eastern Counties ATC -
Kevin & Wendy Windle Tel: 01274 608046
- Airedale Terrier Club of Scotland - Margaret Tomson Tel: 0141 884 8178
- National Airedale Terrier Association - Susan
Seabridge
Tel: 01526 345374 (between 10 am and 7 pm
only)
Details of all the above rescue co-ordinators can also
be found on the Airedale Terrier Breed Council's official Airedale Rescue
website at www.airedalerescue.co.uk
along with information on the other Airedale clubs around the UK.
Puppy Enquiries
If you are looking for an Airedale puppy, we would
advise you to enquire with the Kennel Club via their Assured Breeder Scheme,
which promotes responsible breeding practices.
Please click here to
visit the Kennel Club's own website for more details.
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