Join us at Cannon Hall Country Park, Cawthorne, near Barnsley (S75 4AT) on Sun 11th Oct for a Tia Walk and Fundraising Stall. The walk will start at 11am and lasts for 45-60 mins. Meet at the stall about 10.30am (just up from the bottom car park opposite the garden centre)
. The stall will be there from 10am to 4pm ish.
Also, on Sat 24th Oct we will have a stall at Wakefield Trinity Walk Shopping Centre (WF1 1QS) near Sainsburys from 10am to 4pm ish.
Earlier this week, these two beauties travelled from Doncaster to Scotland to begin their new lives.
Nowsnotthetime (brindle) and Notsofardarlin (fawn) had possibly the worst racing names we had ever heard! But one thing’s for sure… this pair have landed on their paws and have found themselves the best home.
Thank you to their adopters and to the legend that is Andy for the safe transport. Two more happy hounds!
A message from Hugo, who went to his new home last week…
“Ey up, me old cockers! Hugo here.”
When Deb bid me “ta’ra” on Tuesday and told me I’d have nowt to worry about down in Yorkshire, she wasn’t wrong. Turns out, it was as reyt as rain down there, and I was settling in well and even learning a bit of the lingo.
Ta-ta for now. I was off for some adventures…”
Be good, little man.
Step back in time with Pickering 1940s Weekend from 9th to 11th October 2026.
There will be lots of events taking place in and around the town, with live music, performances, exhibitions, dancing and lots more. Take a look at the line-up above and come along and join in for a great weekend.
If you have any items you would like to donate, such as clothing, shoes, pictures or memorabilia, please bring them along to the Pickering Shop, which is open every day from 10am to 4pm.
Beautiful Lana enjoying a mini break in Findochty.
14 years old now and getting very frail.
Love her to bits…
We have had rain of some description 21 days already this month.
Everyone is now in on a night.
The goats were especially happy to get their winter accomodation back.
We are happy to offer a limited number of paperback copies of our book “A Decade of Dogs”, signed by the original author!
Follow this link to read more and purchase your copy.
All net proceeds go towards Tia Rescue – thankyou
This week Hugo went of down to Yorkshire to previous Tia adopters.
I am going to miss him massively.
Good luck, (not so) little man…
Rodney, one week in… and King of all he surveys.
40 bales of our hay have safely left for the Isle of Lewis.
Three Tia ponies, Otto, Angie, Celine and their buddy Rusty are very happy.
Mom (Jenny Wilson Art) is beyond happy…
Enjoy!
We are happy to offer a limited number of paperback copies online, signed by the original author Naomi Powell!
The book explores the greyhound itself – the breed’s history and the harsh realities of their life after racing – before taking you through the founding of the charity, the challenges and setbacks along the way. Woven throughout are the stories that make it all worthwhile: the adopters, the fosterers, and the dogs whose lives were changed.
Re-released in our 30th anniversary year, this is a warm and honest account of Tia’s first decade – and the hounds at the heart of it all.
Just absolutely amazing. £2728.61 raised for Tia Rescue. We can’t thank you enough…
Deb and all @ Tia.
Best in Show… Pedro. Ex-syndicate dog who injured his stopper bone and was retired/ taken home to be spoilt rotten. Good boy Pedro…Deb
Here’s some more pictures from the show…
It was lovely to see so many friends. Some right from the beginning of Tia…well worth the 800 mile round trip. Thanks to all the stall holders, volunteers and adopters.
Everyone kept asking what is the future of Tia? Honest answer…I have no idea…Deb
We will be at Pudsey Scarecrow Festival in Pudsey Park (LS28) this Sun 6th Sept, 10am to 4pm with our Tia fundraising stall. It’s usually a fun day with stalls, music, and of course…. scarecrows!
Fabulous news as Salacres Tingle went off to her new home on Saturday! After retiring from racing, Tingle spent a few years raising pups and, at nearly eight years old, she was long overdue a family of her own.
Tingle will be eight on 8th September, and we are so glad she will get to spend this birthday not in kennels, but being spoilt rotten. Be happy, beautiful. You really do deserve it!
They say things come in threes… and after the lovely news about Tingle (now Olive), we have two more happy endings to share! Blackout went off to his new home last Friday, and Cilla (now Wilma) was whisked off by her new family on Sunday.
Thank you to all the adopters who made it a fabulous weekend for three very lucky hounds!
We will have a fundraising stall at Pudsey Scarecrow Festival on Sun 6th Sept, 10am to 4pm, in Pudsey Park, LS28 7RF.