About

Tia Rescue is a greyhound rescue centre that was set up by Deb Rothery in 1996.

We became a registered charity in 2004.

In recent years, our work has extended to include endangered heavy horses.

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LATEST NEWS

Recent News (5th – 11th June)

Recent News (5th – 11th June)

Dogs looking for homes... Three newbies! Three new boys looking for homes. All are stunning, even if their current racing names leave a bit to be desired! The black boys are Paudie and Cha. The brindle is called “Now Is Not The Time”. In our opinion, he should be...

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An Update

An Update

When we saw the headline in the Press and Journal saying “Charity to sell off animal sanctuary” we were a bit shocked and saddened that our efforts to keep Tia going into our second quarter century had been summarised in this way. Then we thought that the best way to...

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Recent News (29th May – 4th June)

Recent News (29th May – 4th June)

Happy Hounds Auction Thank you to everyone who donated prizes and to all those who joined in and supported the event. Together, the auction raised £396 for the greyhounds in our care, once all payments have been received. Every pound raised helps us continue to...

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DOGS FOR REHOMING

Hilda

Hilda

Baby Hilda is a beautiful 18 month old pup who the industry would have put to sleep as she was too small to race. At only 22kg, she might be a teeny-tiny girl, but she really does have the biggest heart! Hilda LOVES being around both people and other dogs and is super...

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Hermes

Hermes

Hermes (Keefill Hermes) Oct 2023 Another baby. A respectable racer whose career came to an abrupt ending when evens favourite last October. Twenty races and out, barely run in. Racing's loss is someone's gain. His brother and sister won their respective races only a...

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Arnie

Arnie

Arnie (Cushie Arnie) born July 2023 Cushie Arnie is a gorgeous brindle boy. He is a real head turner, and is a big strong lad. When walked at the track, he was enthusiastic and friendly, but was quite strong on the lead. He was unbothered when walked with another male...

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