NEWS AND INFORMATION
WWR CALENDARS ARE HOT OFF THE PRESS!!
The 2024 Wisconsin Westie Rescue calendars are now available for sale. The calendar contains many of our rescued Westies that have been placed in their forever homes.
Calendars are $18 each and postage is $4 for shipping single calendars and a shipping cost of $8 for 2 or more calendars on the same order going to the same address.
To order 2024 calendar(s), please send your name, address, and check payable to Wisconsin Westie Rescue to:
Wisconsin Westie Rescue 2024 Calendar
% Lana Olson
15213 W Union Dane County Line Rd
Brooklyn, WI 53521-9301
Profits from our 2024 calendar sales will support our organization in providing veterinary care and placement of our rescued Westies in forever homes.
Questions about the WWR 2024 calendar can be emailed to Lana Olson at lanasolson@gmail.com.
WWR DONATES TO MAUI HUMANE SOCIETY
WWR DONATES TO MAUI HUMANE SOCIETY
WWR DONATES TO MAUI HUMANE SOCIETY
The WWR board voted to donate funds directly to the Maui Humane Society to help it support pets that have been injured and those that have been separated from their owners. The humane society will also provide free travel health certificates for pets that need to relocate off the island.
FOSTER FAMILIES NEEDED
WWR DONATES TO MAUI HUMANE SOCIETY
WWR DONATES TO MAUI HUMANE SOCIETY
Have a big heart and experience with rescue Westies? We are always looking for families willing to open their hearts and homes to a Westie in need. Without our foster families and their gift of love for these Westies, we simply could not continue making the difference that we do--One Westie at a Time.
VOLUNTEERS ARE PRICELESS
VOLUNTEERS ARE PRICELESS
VOLUNTEERS ARE PRICELESS
If you live in Wisconsin, eastern Minnesota, or northern Illinois and would like to become an active volunteer with WWR or to learn more about volunteer opportunities, please contact WWR at volunteer@wisconsinwestierescue.com.
The gift of your time is invaluable.
BLADDER CANCER STUDY
VOLUNTEERS ARE PRICELESS
VOLUNTEERS ARE PRICELESS
The University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine is conducting a study to find ways to prevent bladder cancer in dogs and people. For more information, click on the download below:
Why Do Dogs Get Bladder Cancer?