IT'S COMING....IT'S COMING.... National Westie Day- March 20th Westies have been messaging and phoning us for days that March 20th is National Westie Day. They asked us to do a post ahead of time so their parents would be aware to get them toys and treats for that day. So this is your notice from Westie Rescue MidAtlantic. Better get some...

From all the Westies who have found new homes, past, present and future, we send out love and thanks to all who support them!

The 2024 Westie Rescue Annual Review: https://westierescue.com/about/annual-reviews.html 2024 Westie Rescue Annual Review Report from Westie Rescue Volunteers. Highlights - What is Westie Rescue? - Core Values - Letter from Uncle Stephen - Miss Mills, Archie, and King's Stories - Financial Numbers behind Westie Rescue Efforts - Westie Res...

Every milestone should be celebrated and every win should be shouted from the roof tops. Westie Rescue MidAtlantic Region has reached a new milestone this year when we rescued, rehabilitated, and then rehomed our 1,400th Westie. Meet "Miss Mills" our 3 year old princess and milestone girl. Miss Mills got her name as she was from an Ohio puppy ...

The Rainbow bridge was very busy last month as a very special Westie Rescue volunteer entered. The noise of the hundreds and hundreds of Westies could be heard across the clouds as Susan Reeves entered the bridge area. They all heard that one special person who had helped many of them find those great new homes all over Cal...

As dog owners can attest, the cost of veterinary care has risen through the roof. Westie Rescue's vet expenses were $101,107 for 2023. That critical vet care was only possible due to your donations. In 2023, 94.7% of our operating expenses consisted of veterinary fees. Westie Rescue needs to pay off our Vet bills and get ready for the influx of Wes...

Today we have to say good bye to a long term foster boy "Westley" who is somewhere between 15-16 years. He had a stroke and was unable to walk again but not too far gone to get that one last treat. Westley has been in the loving care of Lucian Kowalski for the past year, where he could be a grump but enjoy life. Besides being a grumpy old...

Adopted Westies are reporting in from their new homes and would like to share their stories with those who supported their efforts to get the Vet care they needed to be ready for a new life. Read their stories on our FaceBook pages https://www.facebook.com/WestieRescueMidAtlantic  

Scruffy under went his third surgery last week due to an additional tumor being found on a recheck of his lungs. The Vet specialist surgeon thinks this was a good procedure and looks like a good long term outcome.  More info and pics on the way to us. Fingers and paws crossed for our big buddy.

Westies from all up and down the east coast reported to the parade staging area to get ready to prance through the streets of Old Town Alexandria VA on Saturday Dec 2. Westies were there to show the thousands who lined the sidewalks trying to catch sight of the large herd of Westies holding their heads up and...

Mr. Brodie is reporting in from his new home – July 2023  Hi Uncle Stephen and Aunt Tina! I am dictating this update report to my mom as I am not allowed anymore to get on the computer by myself ever since I ordered a pizza when mom was not at home. Hey, I had her credit card. It wasn't like I was going to rob the delivery guy by biting him on...

Westley comes in to the Westie Rescue program needing lots of help.  2/02/2023 – Updates at the bottom of this post "Westley" – Adult male (neutered) just came into the rescue program to day after finding himself at the local shelter. His pics show he has skin issues and all the signs of an uncared-for Westie. Today is freedom day for Westley ...