BTCA
member Lesley Caines and Fudge giving a demo in the Best In
Show Ring before the group at Birmingham Championship show,
the second biggest show after Crufts in the UK. See what an
unwanted Bedlington Terrier can do.
The
express purpose of Bedlington Rescue is to act as the voice for
the individual Bedlington, who may, for whatever reason, need an
advocate to act in his or her best interest.
The Bedlington
Rescue program rescues stray, abandoned, relinquished and/or impounded
Bedlingtons and provides foster care, with the eventual goal being
the adoption/placement of the rescued animal. All dogs are spayed/neutered
prior to placement.
The Bedlington
Rescue program relies upon donations to support itself. When a dog
is placed with a family, an adoption fee and donation is requested
in order to help with various expenses the dog may have incurred
while in the care of Bedlington Rescue. Additional donations by
individuals are greatly appreciated.
Bedlington Rescue
always needs loving people willing to provide foster care, perform
pickup and delivery duties and act as responsible community advocates
for Bedlington Terriers.
