This coming Sun 25th May, we will be doing a fundraising stall at Lakeside Village Outlet, Doncaster DN4 5PH, from 10am to 4pm. We’d love to see some of you there. The centre is dog-friendly with many of the shops allowing dogs inside.
We are also back at Wakefield Trinity Walk Shopping Centre on 21st June, at Kirkstall Festival, Leeds on 12th July, and Avril will be holding her annual Tia Coffee Morning in Meltham, Huddersfield on Sat 26th July. More details to follow on these.
A massive well done on a fantastic achievement, and of course a huge thank you.
Old dogs… creaky joints
With so many old dogs and dogs that have old injuries, we use Riaflex joint supplement daily. We have run out.
If anyone would like to order us some we think direct from Riaflex is the cheapest. Langley (above) and the rest of our veritable pensioners would be very grateful.
We are looking to hold a future fundraising auction for Tia, and are in need of donated items. All items considered; footwear, clothing, ornaments, pictures, greyhound related goods, or perhaps you have a talent to create something special?
If you think this is something you may be able to donate to please email Jess at jessm@tia-rescue.org.
Tia Dog Show
The dog show up here at the farm will be held on Sunday 31st August.
We are in need of;
1. Stall holders
2. Bottles for the bottle game.
3. Items for the tombola.
4. Volunteers to help on the stalls.
Please feel to free to drop off items at the farm; we can also collect.
If you can help, please get in touch at 07974 960684.
Hope and Faith
Meet Hope (black) and Faith (fawn). Followers of the FB page will already be acquainted with these two.
When these photos were taken, they didn’t even have names, and their future was uncertain.
Now look at them; they have settled very quickly into their foster families, and are ready to be rehomed!
Hope is small greyhound size. Like a typical greyhound, she seems quite lazy and loves sleeping, cuddles and belly rubs. Faith is thought to be a Saluki Lurcher; inquisitive and full of energy, but loves to cuddle and lay on you.
Both girls are around 2 years old, and need to be moving on to their next chapter as soon as possible. Please contact Deb on 07974 960684 (daytime) if you can offer either girl a home. A minimum donation of £350 is requested to adopt any of our hounds.
Tia Dog Vests
Some more of our beautiful Tia hounds showing off their new vests.
If you like to order one, please email Jess at jessm@tia-rescue.org.
Snootiful Hound creates products just for greyhounds and other sighthound breeds.
Because of this focus, they are able to tailor their products to meet the unique needs of these dogs, most notably with their 3 strap harness for sighthounds, which is designed to be escape proof. They also sell a range of martingale collars, leads and more.
They have pledged to donate 20% of all sales to Tia Rescue, if you use the code TIARESCUEat checkout. Customers will also receive 10% off each order when using the code.
We would bet the ranch this is Fern’s brother. Rusty is a stray that has come from the same place. The reunion was like something out of Long-Lost Family. Rusty is about 18 months old and will paying a visit to the vet shortly. We haven’t told him.
Meanwhile let’s enjoy the dance. Tissues are advised.
Fern arrived about two months ago now and has settled in well to the routine. Her tranquillity was shattered when her brother Rusty was ushered into her boudoir with the understanding that she had to share a bed again. Rusty has now found his family and probably hasn’t given his sister a second thought!
Fern, like Rusty was found straying in this area, without a microchip or a bindle to her name. Tia reckons that she is about 18 months old, full of life and brainless to boot. The greys look upon her in disgust. Youth of today!
This lady is quite beautiful and aiming for a promotion to office dog. Completely wasted here with us and high time Fern was out of here. Probably not suitable with cats.
We can arrange for her transport to Yorkshire if required.
Like so many, a plain black dog looking for a soft place to fall.
Veteran of 111 races and winner of twenty of them. Poor Marley got caught up in a very rough race back in March and ended his career by showing his displeasure! He had won in some style only the fortnight before. Time he hung up his muzzle anyway.
“Marley is a lovely boy who we had the pleasure of taking to a local park today.
He travelled well in the car – jumped straight in and laid down for the journey. It was all new when we arrived, and Marley was excited when he saw other dogs to begin and did bark with excitement on a few occasions (what dog wouldn’t), but never pulled on his lead, despite other dogs being off theirs. We saw a horse, which he stood aside for and watched pass by at a distance.
By the end of our walk, Marley wasn’t really interested in what else was going on in the park, and even laid down when we stopped for a rest/photos! He loved a treat!
Jumped straight back in the car and laid down for the journey home.”
Marley is with us in in Scotland and is becoming a firm favourite with us all.
Another little poppet who got fed up with this ridiculous game. Five wins though until the penny dropped. Maggie kept running into a wall of dogs bigger than her and eventually learned how to keep out of trouble. SAw (Slowly away) started to creep in to her form. Atta girl Maggie love. Spayed and ready to start a new chapter. The sooner the better frankly as far as she is concerned.
Maggie has joined us in Nairn recently. Her sister JoJo is still back in Doncaster, so convenient either way if you are looking for a lovely straightforward type of girl.
Sofa mate of superstar Warzone Tom (right) and idolised by his owner. Open racer and no slouch either. This is a sad case but heartening to see a trainer ensuring his dogs safety. We have known him for years and are honoured that he rang us. Had things been otherwise Sammy would be on his sofa until his last breath.
Superb home wanted, Sammy is a bit sad and misses his Dad. It was a shock to be back in kennels, and nothing would give us greater pleasure to see him off down the drive.
We have a celebrity in our midst. Believe me if it were not for a family situation, we would not be getting a sniff of this dog. A superb athlete. Two Group 1’s, including the Golden Collar, two track records and more Opens than a boy can count.
Thirty-four wins. Tommy and his mate Sammy (left) know more of racing than the rest of the barn dogs put together.
Owned by a member of a generation that wouldn’t let a dog out their sight, never mind ownership. This elderly man drove the 300 miles himself to ensure Tommy and Sammy’s safety. We have known him for decades and have no intention of failing his trust.
Ideally, we would like someone we know or a previous greyhound owner.
