2025 Tia Rescue Calendar

The theme for the 2025 Tia Rescue calendar is ‘Bed Fail’. Please email good quality, landscape photos to

deb@tia-rescue.org

Thanks everyone….Deb

Tia Rescue Zipline Fundraiser

In four weeks time a group of Tia supporters are riding the world’s fastest zip line to raise funds. Please sponsor us & share to raise as much as we can. Read about it here.

Thank you!

 

 

Website online shop have a look

Website online shop have a look

We have decided to make better use of our online shop. We will be posting things all the time.

There will still be all our usual stock items but we are also adding items that we get donated. We get some really lovely and varied items and we will be updating the shop on a regular basis.

When I say we, I mean Emma our Pickering shop manager. She is brilliant and does this voluntary, in her own time.

We aren’t in a good place financially but I will post more about that after the shows and Zip Wire challenge.

Happy shopping….Deb

 

Hello Khiara

Hello Khiara

We had a phone call to say a local trainer had lost his licence, he had been filling out retirement forms saying the dogs had been rehomed. They hadn’t. They are no longer alive.
There were another 18 dogs in the kennel. This is Hello Khiara she has faithfully served her trainer. At 5 year’s old she has had 156 races at Doncaster. Yes !!!! 156 so in around 3 of her racing years, she must have raced every week sometimes twice a week to make up for injury time. She has a gracias muscle injury (it will heal well without treatment now she’s not racing) and a tear on her shoulder (trainer said she’d done it the night before we collected her, Chris from Donaldson’s disagrees more 4/5 days and was left untreated.
I seriously hope the other dogs have been taken off him. How many dogs have you had killed?  Lee McManus….
Penny

Penny

Penny (Pennys Draiochts)

Update….she hasn’t been spayed the lying tw—.

Her racing name was Penny’s Draiochts
Born 12th September 2018.
She raced at Doncaster up until July last year, clocked up 71 races. She has been spayed and she was rehomed in February this year….shame it wasn’t a better home.
Shame they left her in the stray kennel for a week.
Thanks to Cliffe kennels again for letting us know about this little beauty and thanks to foster parents for stepping in and getting her out of the pound.
We’re calling her Penelope for now.

Penny is currently in South Yorkshire on foster waiting for her retirement home, transport and meetings can be arranged. She raced over 70 times out of Doncaster, and this gentle sweet girl is now ready to be homed.

She is a clean, sociable and happy girl. Mixes well with sight hounds and other breeds. She travels well, very calm on the lead. Whilst in her foster home she has been a joy to have around, she has an appetite as big as her heart and has easily settled into home life.