Airedale Rescue and Adoption of the Delaware Valley News

We “Terrier Ladies” all like to have a laugh... sport your sense of Airedale humor on a T-shirt featuring a unique design and slogan created by Andrea Shaw. Dozens of these shirts "went like hotcakes” at the 2007 Montgomery weekend, and now you can have one in a feminine shirt-style, and a totally new color! 25% from the sale of each shirt goes directly back to rescue, so PLEASE REMEMBER TO SPECIFY THE RESCUE GROUP OF YOUR CHOICE WHEN PLACING YOUR ORDER. Of course, we hope that you choose our group, Airedale Rescue & Adoption of the Delaware Valley! Please click the link to get complete information - color picture plus all shirt info, payment options, ordering address, etc.

Contact Andrea Shaw (andrea@resqdogs.com)

More Info: http://www.flickr.com/photos/23175909@N08/2269515783/sizes/l/

Posted 2/16/2008 12:00 AM

Airedales in need of our assistance frequently are not well-groomed and might "look a bit odd." Would you recognize these dogs as Airedales? Please click on the link for photographs to assist in identifying Airedales. If you ever see, or hear of, an Airedale who needs help, regardless of age or circumstances, please take action and complete the email form yourself to "get us connected" at http://www.airedalerescue.net/contactforms/helpairedale.htm Thank you for helping!

More Info: http://www.airedalerescue.net/identify.htm

Posted 2/6/2008 12:00 AM

Sincere dog lovers interested in obtaining a purebred dog should seriously consider a rescued dog. They are typically at least a year old, housebroken, know some commands, have received some other training, sleep all night, and will express their gratitude for the rest of their lives. And the fee for one is usually nominal. If you can provide unconditional love and commitment, begin by going on-line and typing in the name of the desired breed followed by the word "rescue" to find the nearest rescue center and other information. Please click to read the entire article!

Contact Mike Lurski

More Info: http://www.nj.com/letters/expresstimes/index.ssf?/base/news-3/120132394790010.xml&coll=2

Posted 2/1/2008 12:00 AM

Molly is believed to be in the area between Morristown and Bernardsville, New Jersey. She is about 24 inches tall; timid; thin; has a black & red-tan hard, straight coat; with a long, docked tail. Please click on the URL to see a picture of Molly. If you have seen any Airedale 'on the loose,' please immediately contact Arlette Keri (below) or Joey Fineran 610-294-8028 (home); 610-585-9877 (cell).

Contact Arlette Keri 973-490-8758

More Info: http://www.flickr.com/photos/23175909@N08/2215758780/

Posted 1/24/2008 12:00 AM

Kekoa writes: Hi, remember me...the wonderful little black dog rescued on a Hawaiian beach? I am healed better than the vet ever hoped. My leg is straight, I don't even limp, and I run just fine! I am so happy in my forever home at the Turner household. Please click to see my latest pictures and read about a true happy ending, thanks to many wonderful people.

More Info: http://www.alldogssite.com/kekoa060617.html

Posted 11/18/2007 12:00 AM

Click the link below to read several informative articles about the pros and cons of using a dog door.

More Info: http://www.airedaleterriers.org/swat/dogdoors.shtml

Posted 11/1/2007 12:00 AM