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Spanish Water Dog Rescue is organised and run by four people with extensive knowledge and understanding of the Spanish water dog as a breed. They are funded entirely through voluntary donations and hold various events and activities to promote their organisation and the breed.

Spanish water dog rescue was established in 2005 in the knowledge that as the breed grew in popularity in this country the for a comprehensive rescue organisation would be significant. Even now, with more dogs being bred and imported, it is still a breed that is little understood by the average pet owner, veterinary surgeon, groomer and boarding kennel owner in this country.

SWD rescue provides support and education to all SDW owners with the aim of helping owners to understand the challenges the breed can bring and enable them to remain in their homes.  When dogs need re-homing, which may be due to behaviour issues or changes in family circumstances, SWD rescue will take in the dog.  They will be cared for by an SWD rescue officer or foster carer and a full assessment will be undertaken with rehabilitation as required.  Dogs are carefully matched with potential homes and full lifetime support given to new owners.  SWD rescue have an active Facebook page where dogs in need of a home are advertised, owners share news of their rescue dogs, support one and other and where fund raising activities are published.  They also have a website providing more information.

Should you wish to know more about the Spanish Water Dog Rescue or wish to donate to help them please visit them at  www.spanishwaterdogrescue.org.uk

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