Arizona Sheltie Rescue, Inc.
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Visitors since August 2006
Please join us at our next adoption event, Saturday, Sept. 25th at the Desert
Ridge Petsmart 9:00 PM until 4:00 PM.
The Coalition of All Breed Rescue will conduct it's next microchip clinic on Sunday, Sept 19,
2010 from 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM at the University of Arizona Maricopa County Coop. Fees
are based on number of dogs you are getting micro chipped and whether or not they have
current vaccinations.
Order a new collar and leash, an "Udder tug", or a "rescue ribbon" for your car - and 10-50% of your purchase will go to AZ Sheltie Rescue, Inc. IMPORTANT: You must indicate "AZ Sheltie Rescue" in the message section of the check out process.
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Arizona Sheltie Rescue Inc is a volunteer organization that serves the entire state of
Arizona with respect to the rescue of Shetland Sheepdogs. We are a 501 (c)(3) not for
profit organization. The club is comprised of volunteers dedicated solely to the rescuing
Shetland Sheepdogs who come to us through shelters or private surrenders. Through
these rescue efforts we provide placement and problem intervention service for all
purebred Shetland Sheepdogs of both sexes and any age. We do not turn our backs on
any purebred Sheltie!
In an effort to assist another Sheltie rescue who, like many rescue
organizations, are having difficulties taking in of all of the dogs who are
surrendered, AZ Sheltie Rescue has taken 4 young Shelties from Oklahoma.
These Shelties were surrendered as the owner could no longer afford to care
for them. With the assistance of the both OK Yorkie Rescue who learned of
these dogs and OK Sheltie rescue who coordinated the rescue we are
currently transporting these Shelties, Bo, Phoenix, Lady and Max from OK to
AZ with the assistance of many fantastic volunteers.
There will be costs associated with the rehabilitation of these dogs. One is
Heartworm Positive, one has an ear infection, they all have fleas, worms and
will require dentals but we know that with good food, medical attention,
training and LOTS of LOVE these dogs will make loving pets in the future.
Here are some initial photos at intake and some "after" shots. In such a short
period of time you can see they are more comfortable and on the road to a
better life. We will keep you updated on their progress.





