The Lancashire Heeler Club Rescue

The Lancashire Heeler Club Rescue
Registered with The Kennel Club
&
Listed in the Kennel Club Rescue Directory 

 The Lancashire Heeler Club has a Rescue Fund specifically for the rescuing and rehoming of Lancashire Heelers and is funded by voluntary donations, raffles and fund raising events.

Similarly there is a Lancashire Heeler Health Fund, funded in the same manner for the health of The Lancashire Heeler

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Billy pictured in his
new home
 

Bliss is now in her new home

and so is Molly below

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Max has been found a lovely home with two Heelers

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The Lancashire Heeler Club Breed Rescue programme .

Dogs need re-homing for a variety of reasons, often where owners can no longer look after them due to moving into sheltered accommodation or due to illness. The unique temperaments of these dogs means we have to place rescued dogs with people who are suitable.  We have experienced breeders who assess each dog who comes into rescue and our aim is to place each dog in an appropriate home and help the dog to adjust to his new environment, this takes time and patience, our aim is to help each individual dog to find a lovely new home..

We are always looking for 'good' people to take and make a new home for these unfortunate lovely dogs, if you think you can help please call Enid Lord direct on 01772 322064

For latest details of Lancashire Heelers in rescue telephone Enid Lord direct on  01772 322064

We hope you can help. Donations please to: LHC Secretary Mrs A Bancroft, 13 Limewood Close, Accrington. Lancs. BB5 6UL Tel: 01254 398771 or any Committee Member

"Could I on behalf of the LHC thank everyone who has donated so far towards the work that was needed to the rescue runs.  Every bit helps so no matter how much or little you can give we are very grateful.

I have bought some Croft panelling and a gate for rescue to use, this gives me two gates so I do not have to take them through the other section.  Also we have to get the fencing up, Brian Green has offered to do this, I think I am the labourer but if anyone else is fit and has some free time please do call !!

We also have been offered help to buy the rest of the fencing.

We urgently need 7 ft posts ideally not too wide prefer metal as we have to get through the hardcore to fix these anyone any ideas?

As ever we are in debt to David and Carol Eagle, not only did they donate £238 towards the micro chipping course and equipment, including the scanner, but gave another £200 towards the rescue work.

To finish on a good note for all those at the AGM the 2 old dogs (11 & 12) in kennels, who last week we were told we could not take out because SS have been paying the bill, are now to be released, a new home has been found, & they are to stay together, which is wonderful news, they have been in kennels since December, we will do a vet check and hopefully by this weekend they can be on their way to live in the Northants area."   Enid

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This is Mr David Eagle, a Lancashire Heeler Club member, with his
rescue dog Charlie. Mr & Mrs Eagle have been involved with the
LHC Rescue over many years
(looks like bedtime for Charlie)

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 Disclaimer

The Lancashire Heeler Club Rescue is in not connected or
affiliated to any other Rescue, Welfare Fund 
or Organisation

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