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The fundraising Auction has begun. It is on the National Airedale Rescue Community FB group. www.facebook.com/groups/NationalAiredaleRescueCommunity
Yes you have to join, but nothing political or mean. It's about raising money for big vet bills for our rescue fosters. SWAT has been helped. The items are most "Airedale" but not all. Stunning jewelry. Notecards of the famous glass artist Dale Chihuly (notice his name DALE). Mugs. Books. Take a peak, bid if you see something you like.
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This is Albert who will be 9 in two days. He is a rescue by Sidney Hardie from Tucson Arizona. Our seventh Airedale over the last 45 years with Denae Cason Frieling. He is a delight and a pain in the butt a typical Airedale. Morris Frieling Adopted in 2017
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Happy Birthday, Albert 💗
Soooo sweet! Sidney Hardie is the BEST!!
Happy Bday Albert!
The Coalition of All Breed Rescue of Arizona (CABRA), a nonprofit IRS 501(c)(3) organization is having another low cost microchip and vaccination clinic Sunday March 16 from 9 to 2:00 p.m. at the University of Arizona Maricopa County Cooperative Extension building on 4341 E. Broadway in Phoenix (roughly 43rd Place and Broadway and by the traffic light). NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY. Just come on by. Check out these other benefits
• HomeAgain microchip including registration is only $20 each. We think HomeAgain is the best. You don't want to rely on a "knock off" brand when your pet is lost.
• Vaccinations (parvo/distemper, rabies, or Bordetella) are only $15 each if the dog/cat gets a microchip or has one ($20 each if they don't). We do have the cat equivalent of distemper shots at the same prices.
• NO office visit charge.
• Open to general public. Anyone can come
• Accept cash, checks, debit, or credit as payment
We use a licensed vet for the microchips and shots.
Microchips are increasingly being cited as the basis for getting lost pets back to their owners and sometimes after years of being lost. Can’t go wrong at these prices.
Even the best owners can lose a dog.
Don't wait till your pet gets lost to think about microchipping. At these prices you don’t want to risk it.
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Beautiful Quinn is a "It takes a Village" rescue story. Just before Thanksgiving, 2024, four-year-old Quinn was about to be surrendered to a shelter. The shelter contacted SWAT to see if we could take her to avoid having to bring her into the over-crowded shelter. We scrambled to find a place for her. Just before a major holiday, most people were unavailable and there were no kennel spaces. A wonderful adopter of ours in the same town had contacted us because she was ready to offer a home to a new love after the passing of her 12-year-old Airedale. We reached out to her and asked if she would be willing to foster Quinn for us while we got her up to date medically, with the idea of adopting her if it was a good match. She said "Absolutely!" She immediately made arrangements to pick her up and an appointment with her vet to have her checked out and to arrange to have her spayed. On arriving home, she discovered that Quinn was going into heat, a new experience for someone who had always adopted neutered dogs. She lovingly nursed her new daughter through that experience until it was safe to have her neutered. It quickly became apparent that she was the perfect match!
Credit for the beautiful grooming job to Charisma at Velvet Bow Pet Grooming Tucson, AZ
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Bernice was the sister of May Ann Ende, NM rescue coordinator, who is another remarkable woman ♥️
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