Jul 17, 2023 | News
Tia Rescue | All Breeds Fun Dog Show
Date: Sunday, 3rd September 2023
Time: 10am – 4pm (Dog show starts at 12 noon)
Location: Easter Hardmuir Farm, Auldearn, Inverness, IV12 5QG
We are hoping that both shows are going to be fabulous.
We need lots of items for the tombola’s, teddies, bottles etc…my highlight of going to the supermarket nowadays is buying stuff off the reduced shelf for the tombola. Just one every time I go, shaving foam, candles, tins of lobster bisque soup…you name it I have probably got it. Items can be collected from you or just fetch on the days…
Needed for here at the farm….tombola items as above, volunteers for the Tia stalls and stall holders.
Any enquiries, please email me on  deb@tia-rescue.org  or ring me on  07974960684
And please print off some posters and get them out there…
We are now asking for stalls, anything really, crafters, bakers, home produce, plants… It is just a family fun day. The stalls are £20 and you can have as much room as you like as we are holding the event in one of the fields. You will need to fetch your own tables etc…
Please email me   deb@tia-rescue.org
Jul 17, 2023 | News
We are hoping that both shows are going to be fabulous. I can’t wait to come back down and see all the dogs.
We need lots of items for the tombola’s, teddies, bottles etc…my highlight of going to the supermarket nowadays is buying stuff off the reduced shelf for the tombola. Just one every time I go, shaving foam, candles, tins of lobster bisque soup…you name it I have probably got it. Items can be collected from you or just fetch on the days…
Needed for Halifax….tombola items as above and volunteers for the stalls.
Any enquiries, please email me on  deb@tia-rescue.org  or ring me on  07974960684
And please print off some posters and get them out there…
See you all soon…..Deb
Tia Rescue | Fun Dog Show
Date: Sunday, 27th August 2023
Time: 10am – 4pm (Dog shows start at 12 noon)
Location: Saville Park, Halifax, HX1 3EW
Jul 14, 2023 | News
https://www.facebook.com/1147618087/videos/1019325392413557/
Just something to cheer us all up…
Jul 14, 2023 | News
 I am so sorry to have report that Poppy hasn’t made it. She was put to sleep this afternoon.
She will be going to Halifax Pet Crem and her ashes will be spread in their woods. Anyone who has been knows what a special place it is. Sleep tight little one…
FURTHER UPDATE…
Poppy has now been in the vets for a week. It has been touch and go on a few occasions, but she is a fighter.
Thanks to you amazing lot out there we have raised £2500 to go towards her vet bill. I have no idea if it will be enough or too much, but as always Donaldson’s vets will do there very best, for us and for her.
Bonus, Wendy one of the veterinary nurses has fallen head over heels so you just have to get better Poppy, you have a fabulous life to look forward to…
Update, Poppy is holding her own so fingers crossed. She has a new name and a new home all being well.
I want to personally thank everyone who has donated….for some reason you don’t always get a thankyou via the website as you should….some do, some don’t.
So a massive thank you to everyone…i will keep you updated on her progress.
Deb
It is a disgusting disease, parvo.
Tia Greyhound and Lurcher Rescue, is in fact named after a puppy I rescued whilst in the Police. She had no chance, there were no wonder drugs then. Tia was the name she had for two days before she left…
When a veterinary nurse rang from Donaldson’s, today, back in Huddersfield, I could tell by her voice that she needed help.
This little 10 week old poppet had been taken in to be put to sleep as the owners couldn’t afford the cost of treatment.
The drugs to treat parvo are very expensive so we need 4 things.
Donations towards her vet bill please….a new home when she gets better….lots of fingers crossed….and a name.
Please find URL link to DONATE below
Jul 7, 2023 | News
I’m not gonna lie, the past 18months has been a shocker. With the lack of funds, the move and the never ending sorrow that comes with running a rescue, does sometimes take it’s toll.
But it’s the Rebecca Perkins of this world that makes us stronger. When we moved I think some in the racing industry breathed a sigh of relief.
Well tough, we are working differently but we are still at it and will be until this sorry industry is finished.
It will probably be gone in the next five years and starting from now we need to start finding homes for these redundant athletes.
Just in case, you miss me…. I had the van signed up.
Deb and all at Tia…
Jul 5, 2023 | News, Uncategorized
We at Tia Rescue are deeply committed to the well-being and welfare of Greyhounds and Lurchers. It is with a heavy heart that we address a recent incident that has shaken the community. A news article published by Hull Live has brought to light a distressing case involving Rebecca Perkins, a greyhound trainer with 17 years of experience. The article reports on her conviction, imprisonment, and lifetime ban from keeping animals. The severity of the situation reminds us of the continued importance of animal welfare and the critical role we play in rescue and rehabilitation efforts.
According to Hull Live article, inspectors made a shocking discovery at a farm associated with Rebecca Perkins. Tragically, they uncovered deceased dogs on the premises, highlighting the harrowing conditions in which these innocent animals were kept. The details revealed in the case serve as a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges we face in ensuring the safety and well-being of vulnerable animals.
At Tia Rescue, we strive to provide a safe haven and a second chance for Greyhounds and Lurchers who have experienced neglect, abandonment, or mistreatment. Incidents like this reinforce the importance of our mission and the urgency of our work. By rescuing and rehabilitating these magnificent dogs, we aim to counteract the cruelty they may have endured in the past and give them an opportunity to thrive in loving and caring forever homes.
The Rebecca Perkins case serves as a solemn reminder of the ongoing need for vigilance and advocacy when it comes to animal welfare. We encourage everyone to read the full article published by Hull Live to better understand the situation and the challenges faced by organizations like ours. By shedding light on these distressing incidents, we can collectively work towards preventing such acts of cruelty and ensuring the well-being of every Greyhound and Lurcher.
You can read the full story here
