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The Animal Rescue & Rehabilitation Society is in need of funds to carry on helping
the dogs, there are only a few people who help the dogs on a day to day basis and sometimes do not get the chance
to organise events. If you are holding an event and are looking for a charity to raise the funds for, please consider
us as your chosen charity, we work every day, evenings and weekends to help save these dogs. Help us so we
can help them.
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2010 Events Stratford/Shottery DTC - Donated £200.00 towards funding. Christine's Car Boots - So far £175.00! Well done Christine and her family! Canine Capers - Sunday May 10th 2009 at the War Memorial Park, Coventry Hosted by Coventry City Council's Animal Welfare
Dept. Money Raised - £110.00 T.A.R.R.S Agility Show - Unaffiliated agility dog show. Held on Sunday 18th October at Greenacres, Catesby Road, Staverton, Daventry NN1 6JP. Closing date for entries: Thursday 1st October 2009. Money Raised - £1,000. Thank you to all that attended and to the volunteers who helped on the day. A thank you also to Jacky from Capable Canines for adding £15.00 to make the total up to £1,000. T.A.R.R.S Ghost Hunt Night - to be held at Falstaffs in Stratford-on-Avon on Saturday 21st November. There will be 20 of us doing the sponsor for TARRS, so please sponsor me to spend the night in one of the most haunted locations in the U.K. Visited by the 'Most Haunted Live' team. E-mail me if you are interested in donating sponsorship money. I'm hoping to get a video of the evening so you can all watch what happens. Would you like to do a sponsor day in aid of T.A.R.R.S?, you can have a Dress Down Day/Non Uniform Day at school or work, do a car boot, hold a doggy event, Coffee Mornings, Club sponsorship. If you are interested, let me know through the contact page, the dogs would be most grateful!  |
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Canine Capers and Animal Antics 2009 was a wonderfully sunny day to have an outdoor event. With many events going on during the day and lots of charity stalls to browse, bouncy castle and food, there was lots to do for the animal lovers. T.A.R.R.S had a wonderful day, with my family running the stall and selling the items and the volunteers walking a couple of the dogs around with their hi-viz jackets on, we were hard to miss! Angus and Leo were the perfect doggy companions for the day, being sniffed by lots of other doggies and being fussed by their owners and lots of people without dogs also taking an interest. Leo stole the show by winning 'Most Handsome Male' out of 40, yes 40, other canine contestants with his handler Richard, I don't mind admitting that my eyes were full of happy tears and very glad I was wearing sunglasses so no-one noticed and went in the ring to promote the rescue. It amazes me all the time that both Leo and Angus were both unwanted dogs, one an unclaimed stray and one a gifted dog that never got walked, both were bombproof that day. The amount of young children who came up and hugged both dogs, adults that touched every bit of their bodies, gave them biscuits, the amount of dogs that they came into contact with, the fact it was a hot day, they both ate and drank together and not a murmer from either dog. Who would not want a dog that can go to a show full of people, dogs and children and be calm, gentle, friendly and WIN in the show!!! Angus won his very own prize of a mars bar, which wasn't given to him, but sneakily taken, and was very happy with himself. In my eyes they both won that day for being 'Most Well Behaved Dogs'......not to bad for dogs that no-one wanted. A special THANK YOU must go out to the volunteers for all the hard work and effort for the day, the promotion of the rescue and dogs and for generally being there when you need them. In no particular order...Becky, Richard, Beth, Wendy, Sam, Amber, Mum, Dad and Mia (my dog) who was such a good girl all day. Not forgetting Myra and Carole who were running their own stall in aid of H.A.R.K and A.B.C and Kerri, who was at the kennels cleaning the other rescue dogs while we were out for the day. Hopefully next year T.A.R.R.S will be bringing more dogs along to the show, mainly to promote the charity but also to prove that having a rescue dog dosen't mean owning a problem dog, as we most definately proved with our two stars, Angus and Leo this year. We hope to see you there. |
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Canine Capers 2009. Angus and Leo have been rehomed.
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