Worldwide Weimaraner Rescues

USA Weimaraner Rescues WEIMARANER RESCUE OF AMERICA: http://www.weimclubamerica.org/rescue/ Rebecca J. Weimer     weimRSQ@aol.com   618-236-1466

CLICK ON THE STATE TO FIND A RESCUE IN YOUR AREA:

Alabama	Illinois	Montana	Pennsylvania
Alaska	Indiana	Nebraska	South Carolina
Arizona	Iowa	Nevada	South Dakota
Arkansas	Kansas	New Hampshire	Tennessee
California	Kentucky	New Jersey	Texas
Colorado	Louisiana	New Mexico	Utah
Connecticut	Maine	New York	Vermont
Delaware	Maryland	North Carolina	Virginia
District of Columbia	Massachusetts	North Dakota	Washington
Florida	Michigan	Ohio	West Virginia
Georgia	Minnesota	Oklahoma	Wisconsin
Hawaii	Mississippi	Oregon	Wyoming
Idaho	Missouri

Please check the Weimaraner Club of America or the closest Weimaraner Rescue above if there is not a rescue in your area.

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Alabama

http://www.weimrescue.com  AL, GA, LA, MS, & TN

Tammy Leeth  Tammy@weimrescue.com

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Alaska

Weimaraner Rescue of the North

Weimaraner Rescue of the North is a small group attempting to save weimaraners that would otherwise be in danger. We work with other weimaraner rescues and try to assist when they cannot help. Serving AK/MA/NY/PA/OH. All adopters are thoroughly screened  terawrn@yahoo.com http://weimaranerrescue.weebly.com/

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Arizona

Arizona Weimaraner Rescue Rebecca Kapp http://azweimrescue.com/ arizonaweimaranerrescue@cox.net

Weimaraner Rescue of Arizona http://vswc-weimaraner.com/weimaraner/rescue/ Brian Lamb blamb11@cox.net 5015 W. Saddlehorn Road  Phoenix, AZ 85083 (623) 249-3656

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Arkansas

Arkansas Weimaraner Rescue (AWR)

Arkansas Weimaraner Rescue provides for the rescue care and adoption of lost, surrendered and homeless Weimaraners as well as providing public education of the breed and on responsible dog ownership. There are numerous opportunities for you to help the AWR and the Weimaraners who are hoping for a second chance. ADOPT, FOSTER, TRANSPORT, and VOLUNTEER your time.

Ric and Hermine Wilkins are the AWR contacts for Arkansas. They have been actively placing Weimaraners in new homes for over 10 years re-homing hundreds of Weimaraners in need. The AWR is a non-profit charitable organization and there are always dogs in need of a home or foster home. We work directly with the WCA Rescue Committee.  Click Here to see our Featured Dogs for adoption. OR you can see our successful adoptions Here

www.arkansasweimrescue.org Fax application to (479) 582-9230

or mail to: Hermine Wilkins 5929 Pettus Road Fayetteville, AR 72703

For further information Email weimrescue@cox.net

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California

Northern California

http://www.norcalweimrescue.org
NCWR, PO Box 521, Corte Madera, CA 94976
We are an 501(c)3 non-profit corporation
Federal ID #30-0307164
Shiffra Steele (707) 987-8572
norcalweimrescue@yahoo.com

Southern California

http://www.friendsforpets.org/
Southern CA Weim Rescue
11117 Fleetwood Street Sun Valley, CA 91352
818.767.5919 Fax 818.767.7805

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http://www.calwear.org/California Weimaraner Education and Rescue (CalWEAR)

hello@calwear.org

https://www.facebook.com/CalWEAR/?fref=ts

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Colorado

http://www.mhwr.org

Darci Kundard
720.214.3144
coloweimsrescue@yahoo.com

 

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Connecticut

http://nutmegweimaraner.com/rescue/contact/

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Delaware

http://www.tristateweimrescue.org

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District of Columbia

http://www.dcweimclub.org/rescue

dcweimrescue@gmail.com

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Florida

237 Whittier St (Corporate HQ) Davenport, Florida 33896

(863) 582-2150  info@LifelineDogRescue.org  http://www.LifelineDogRescue.org

CLICK HERE FOR ADOPTABLE WEIMARANERS

Cassandra ‘Casey’ Salmond Founder & Secretary Florida Weimaraner Rescue, Inc., 501c3 www.flweimrescue.com  flweimrsq@gmail.com 1-888-FLA-WEIM (352-9346) 504 Firewood Avenue Eustis, FL 32726 (C) 352.636.4676 (F) 888.800.963

CLICK HERE FOR ADOPTABLE WEIMARANERS lauree.simmons@bdrr.org   intake@bdrr.org 561-791-6465 561-309-3311 – Big Dog Ranch Rescue 561-719-1754 – Lauree Simmons 10948 Acme Road Wellington, FL 33414

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Georgia

http://www.atlantalovesweims.org Atlanta Weimaraner Club Rescue Lynn Joseph, Presidentlynn@atlantalovesweims.org 678.561.0894 Debbie Rodgers, Secretary (Debbie@atlantalovesweims.org) 404.323.8346 General inquiries:  rescue@atlantalovesweims.org

http://www.weimrescue.com AL, GA, LA, MS, & TN Tammy Leeth Tammy@weimrescue.com

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Idaho

June Zilisch  208.587.4101 barzpk@aol.com

June@idahoweimrescue.com

http://www.idahoweimrescue.com

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Illinois

Great Lakes Weimaraner Rescue, Inc. http://www.greatlakesweimrescue.com Mobile (616) 402-1041

Weimaraner Club of Greater St.Louis www.weimclubstl.org/rescue.php Rebecca J. Weimer, Secretary 324 Sundew Drive Belleville, IL 62221 618.236.1466  info@weimclubstl.org

Wonder Weims Rescue www.wonderweimsrescue.com weimmom14@yahoo.com melissalogsdon@hotmail.com

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Indiana

Great Lakes Weimaraner Rescue, Inc. http://www.greatlakesweimrescue.com Mobile (616) 402-1041

http://www.louisvilleweimrescue.com/ Denise King 812.256.3967mailto:rescue@louisvilleweimrescue.com OR Indianapolis Jackie Pondy (317) 784-5574 rescue-indy@louisvilleweimrescue.com

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Iowa

Iowa Weimaraner Rescuewww.iowaweimrescue.orglana@weimmom.com906 W Pearl Street Decorah, IA 52101

Wonder Weims Rescue www.wonderweimsrescue.com weimmom14@yahoo.commelissalogsdon@hotmail.com

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Kansas

http://www.heartlandweimrescue.org/ 
Heartland Weimaraner Rescue
Gail Orth-Aikmus
7805 Lee Drive Pleasant Valley MO 64068
816.781.0828 
heartlandweimrescue@kc.rr.com

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Kentucky

http://www.louisvilleweimrescue.com/

Denise King 812.256.3967 mailto:rescue@louisvilleweimrescue.com
OR Indianapolis Jackie Pondy (317) 784-5574
rescue-indy@louisvilleweimrescue.com

 

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Louisiana

http://www.weimrescuetexas.org

972.994.3572 bark@weimrescuetexas.org

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Maine

Karen Lyons 207.582.6315
woodrse@aol.com

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Maryland

http://www.dcweimclub.org/rescue

dcweimrescue@gmail.com

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Massachusetts

Weimaraner Rescue of the North

Weimaraner Rescue of the North is a small group attempting to save weimaraners that would otherwise be in danger. We work with other weimaraner rescues and try to assist when they cannot help. Serving AK/MA/NY/PA/OH. All adopters are thoroughly screened  terawrn@yahoo.com http://weimaranerrescue.weebly.com/

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Michigan

http://www.michiganweimaranerrescue.com

Great Lakes Weimaraner Rescue, Inc.http://www.greatlakesweimrescue.comMobile (616) 402-1041

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Minnesota

Iowa Weimaraner Rescuewww.iowaweimrescue.orglana@weimmom.com906 W Pearl Street Decorah, IA 52101

Wonder Weims Rescue www.wonderweimsrescue.com weimmom14@yahoo.commelissalogsdon@hotmail.com

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Mississippi

http://www.weimrescue.com

AL, GA, LA, MS, & TN

Tammy Leeth

Tammy@weimrescue.com

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Missouri

http://www.heartlandweimrescue.org/  Heartland Weimaraner Rescue Gail Orth-Aikmus 7805 Lee Drive Pleasant Valley MO 64068 816.781.0828  heartlandweimrescue@kc.rr.com

Weimaraner Club of Greater St.Louis www.weimclubstl.org/rescue.php Rebecca J. Weimer, Secretary 324 Sundew Drive Belleville, IL 62221 618.236.1466 info@weimclubstl.org

Wonder Weims Rescue www.wonderweimsrescue.com weimmom14@yahoo.com melissalogsdon@hotmail.com

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Montana

http://www.lazyheartskennel.com lzyharts@midrivers.com Phone: 406-486-5445 Cell Phone: 406-989-2480

June Zilisch 208.587.4101 barzpk@aol.com June@idahoweimrescue.com http://www.idahoweimrescue.com

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Nebraska

Wonder Weims Rescue
www.wonderweimsrescue.com
weimmom14@yahoo.com

melissalogsdon@hotmail.com

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Nevada

The Las Vegas Weimaraner Club & Rescue
http://www.vegasweimrescueclub.org  www.vegasweimaraner.com    www.vegasweim.com
702.280.6946    vegasweimrescue@aol.com  We are an 501{c}(3)non-profit corporation

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New Jersey

http://www.tristateweimrescue.org

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New Mexico

Tickled Pink Weimaraner Rescue
12231 Academy Road NE  #301-214
Albuquerque, NM 87111

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TickledPinkWeimaranerRescue?ref=br_tf

Website: http://www.weimaranerrescue.org/

http://www.petfinder.com/pet-search?query_id=8C83AC3E-33A6-11E3-932A-0463AE387E6D

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization

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New York

Weimaraner Rescue of the North

Weimaraner Rescue of the North is a small group attempting to save weimaraners that would otherwise be in danger. We work with other weimaraner rescues and try to assist when they cannot help. Serving AK/MA/NY/PA/OH. All adopters are thoroughly screened  terawrn@yahoo.com http://weimaranerrescue.weebly.com/

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North Carolina

http://www.tarheelweimrescue.org/ 
Rosi Adams (President)  704.664.2223

twcrescue@aol.com

Melissa Siegmund (Vice President)

3703 New Town Road Waxhaw, NC 28173

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North Dakota

http://www.lazyheartskennel.com lzyharts@midrivers.com Phone: 406-486-5445 Cell Phone: 406-989-2480

Wonder Weims Rescue www.wonderweimsrescue.com weimmom14@yahoo.com melissalogsdon@hotmail.com

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Ohio

Weimaraner Rescue of the North Weimaraner Rescue of the North is a small group attempting to save weimaraners that would otherwise be in danger. We work with other weimaraner rescues and try to assist when they cannot help. Serving NY/PA/OH. All adopters are thoroughly screened terawrn@yahoo.com  http://weimaranerrescue.weebly.com/	http://www.michiganweimaranerrescue.com
Great Lakes Weimaraner Rescue, Inc. http://www.greatlakesweimrescue.com  Mobile (616) 402-1041	http://www.louisvilleweimrescue.com/ Denise King 812.256.3967mailto:rescue@louisvilleweimrescue.com OR Indianapolis Jackie Pondy (317) 784-5574 rescue-indy@louisvilleweimrescue.com

Website:  http://www.weimfriendsrescue.com

Facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/weimfriendsrescue

Twitter:  http://www.twitter.com/weimfriends

Instagram:  http://www.instagram.com/weimfriends

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Oregon

http://www.oregonweimrescue.org  Oregon Weimaraner Rescue  weimrescue@yahoo.com Visit our FACEBOOK page

June Zilisch 208.587.4101 barzpk@aol.com June@idahoweimrescue.com http://www.idahoweimrescue.com

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Pennsylvania

http://www.tristateweimrescue.org

Weimaraner Rescue of the North Weimaraner Rescue of the North is a small group attempting to save weimaraners that would otherwise be in danger. We work with other weimaraner rescues and try to assist when they cannot help. Serving NY/PA/OH. http://weimaranerrescue.weebly.com/ All adopters are thoroughly screened terawrn@yahoo.com

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South Carolina

Weimaraner Rescue of South Carolina

www.weimrescuesc.org  info@weimrescuesc.org Phone: 803.467.7548

Contact person: Melissa Hartley, President

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South Dakota

http://www.lazyheartskennel.com lzyharts@midrivers.com Phone: 406-486-5445 Cell Phone: 406-989-2480

Wonder Weims Rescue www.wonderweimsrescue.com weimmom14@yahoo.com melissalogsdon@hotmail.com

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Tennessee

http://www.weimrescue.com  AL, GA, LA, MS, & TN

Tammy Leeth  Tammy@weimrescue.com

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Texas

http://www.weimrescuetexas.org

972.994.3572 bark@weimrescuetexas.org

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Utah

June Zilisch 208.587.4101 barzpk@aol.com June@idahoweimrescue.com http://www.idahoweimrescue.com

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Virginia

http://www.dcweimclub.org/rescue

dcweimrescue@gmail.com

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Washington

http://www.westwaweimclub.org/rescue-weimaraners.html

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West Virginia

http://www.dcweimclub.org/rescue dcweimrescue@gmail.com

http://www.louisvilleweimrescue.com/ Denise King 812.256.3967mailto:rescue@louisvilleweimrescue.com OR Indianapolis Jackie Pondy (317) 784-5574 rescue-indy@louisvilleweimrescue.com

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Wisconsin

Iowa Weimaraner Rescuewww.iowaweimrescue.orglana@weimmom.com906 W Pearl Street Decorah, IA 52101

Great Lakes Weimaraner Rescue, Inc. http://www.greatlakesweimrescue.com Mobile (616) 402-1041

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Wyoming

http://www.lazyheartskennel.com lzyharts@midrivers.com 406-486-5445 Cell: 406-989-2480

June Zilisch 208.587.4101 barzpk@aol.com June@idahoweimrescue.com http://www.idahoweimrescue.com

Senior Weimaraners

Senior Moments Weimaraners, Inc. is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization helping senior Weimaraners to have safe, full, love-filled lives.  We take in homeless Weims age 10 and up and give them love and vet care while they wait for their forever families to adopt them.

We are foster-home based, we do not have a facility.  We are only able to help these older Weims when we have foster homes available.  If you have room in your heart and home to help a senior Weim, please contact us today!

Our service area is currently limited to Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois and will expand as we develop our network of foster homes.

We are a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization and we are qualified to accept tax-deductible contributions, bequests, devices, transfers and gifts. Please consult your tax preparer regarding how this applies to you.

http://senior-moments-weimaraners.com/who-we-are/weims-looking-for-love/

seniormomentsweims@gmail.com

 

Here is a video about Weimathon 

Australia Samantha Lawlersamantha@lukedom.comBreed Information OfficerPh: (h) 02 9805 0992 or (m) 0412 207 263http://www.weiclubnsw.com/rescue.com Weimaraner Club of South Australia Secretary: Mrs. Lois Richterclairesimon@bigpond.comclaire@weiclubsa.comhttp://www.weiclubsa.comPost Office Box 1503, Mt BarkerSouth Australia 5251Ph: (08) 8379 1261 Fax: (08) 8379 6393 Weimaraner Club Of Queensland Queensland – Kathleen Rogerkismaner01@optusnet.com.auJudy Glover on 0419 663942  Email : judy@fjweis.comJanet Krom on 0419 668044  Email: hazewind@y7mail.com83-87 Ward Dve, MorayfieldQueensland 4506, AustraliaPh: International 61- 7- 5497 9697Local (07) 5497 9697http://weicqld.dogsites.com.au/Kevin Horne on 0434 318119  Email : ouwitllemate@hotmail.com Weimaraner Club of Victoria Inc Margaret CockburnP.O. Box 293Hampton Victoria 3188 Australiamarg@fyreside.netmargcockburn@optushome.com.au61-3-9598 1738http://www.weimaranervic.comhttp://www.weimaranervic.com/Rescue Western Australia – Carolyn Galecgale@q-net.net.auhttp://weiclubwa.com Austria Oesterreich-Weimaraner VereinAnton-GörglJubiläumsstrasse 93701 Grossweikersdorfhttp://www.weimaranerverein.at/ Belgium Belgium Braque de Weimarfor all informations : Windelinckx Stel/fax : 0032 (0)3 295 88 15info@weimaranerclub.behttp://www.belgianweimaranerclub.be Engl. + Fr. : E.Lequimetel : 0032 (0)495 43 00 09Fax : 0032 (0)16 47 71 74 Bulgaria Petar Petrov – President”Hristo Siljanov”-Str. Block:102,App:2051220 SOFIA – BULGARIAkarasura_kennel@hotmail.com mobile:+359 889 496 264Tanatsi Tanatsiev – Vice President tanatsi@mail.bg Canada Ontario Weimaraner Rescue and Assistance  (OWRAssist)www.ontarioweimaranerrescue.comFounder – Deb Wilson Phone: 905-937-7131 E-mail: ontarioweimrescue@gmail.com Charity Registration # 82647 2268 RR0001 Please open your heart and home and become a OWRAssist Volunteer Weimaraner Association of Canada National WAC RescueNational Coordinator is Heather Watson at rescue@wacrescue.comCalgary, Alberta 403-668-1607 or 902-457-1973 WAC & Weim Rescue http://www.weims.ca/The new website is wacrescue.com. The current http://www.greatlakesweimrescue.com Czech Republic DVM. John Kočová (Press Officer) City 311 382 21 Kájov district. Czech Krumlov Telephone: +420 380 739 356 Mobile: +420 724038433 E-mail: veterina.kajov @ volny.cz URL: www.weimaraner-club.czhttp://www.weimaraner-club.cz/kontakt.html Denmark Dansk Weimaraner KlubBiels Jørgen DrostFriheden 364900 Nakskovhttp://www.weimaraner.dk/ Finland http://www.weimarinseisojakerho.fi/index_e.htm France Cercle des Amateurs du Braque de WeimarSecrétaire GénéralM. Robert Rudoff75c rue de Villevaudé77270-Villeparisishttp://www.cercledesamateursdubraquedeweimar.com Germany Weimaraner Klub e.V.Egon GassmannAm Haimberg 3D-36041 Fuldahttp://www.weimaraner-klub-ev.de/ Great Britain http://www.weimaranerclubofgreatbritain.org.ukRescue, Welfare & Rehoming Servicewharton@bunduki.co.ukMargarita BookerTel: 01293 871373,Mob: 07836 789464 Ireland http://www.weimaranerclubofireland.com/home.cfm Israel Weimaraner Club of IsraelIlana Bar-Tal,President67 Levi Eshcol StQiryat Ono 55511 IsraelEmail: donawim@zahav.net.ilPhone # 972-3-5351317 Fax # 972-3-5357646 Italy Weimaraner Club ItaliaPresident: Davico di Quittengo0141-927130Vice President: Telma Tucci335-6654373Via IV Novembre,1 15020PONZANO- AL, Italynardi_patrizia@fastwebnet.it   http://www.weimaranerclub.it/ Netherlands Vereniging ‘De Weimarse Staande Hond http://www.weimaraners.nlMrs M. BusSnelliuslaan 1051222 TD HilversumTelephone 35-6267749 New Zealand The Northern Weimaraner Club89A Seaview Rd.Remuera Auckland 1005 New ZealandPresident: Barry Uren bulweima@ihug.co.nz The Weimaraner Club Secretary: Carolyn Dow160 Rudd RoadDunedinPresident: Glynis Shieldsglynis.shields@natlib.govt.nz Norway Norsk WeimaranerklubbEva PedersonTangenveien 621914 Ytre EnebakkWeimaraner Club of Norwayhttp://www.norweim.org Scotland http://www.weimaraner-scotland.com South Africa Weimaraner Rescue of South Africa https://www.facebook.com/groups/1467928753474421/ +27 12 996 3333   +27 84 250 1187   +27 84 828 8667   Weimaraner Klub of Gauteng http://www.weimaraner.co.za E-mail: rescue@weimaraner.co.za / admin@weimaraner.co.za Telephone: +27-828960378 https://www.facebook.com/groups/1442865076006426/ Spain http://www.aebw.org Sweden Svenska Weimaraner KlubbenAnci Niklasson, Chairman Gröndalsvägen 16S- 387 50 Köpingsvikhttp://www.weimaranerklubben.se/

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Congrats to DC Weimaraner Rescue

The DC Weimaraner Rescue raised over $4000 for the rescue so far!  Folks came from NC, SC, TN, PA, NJ, DE, MD, VA and DC! You guys ROCK!  Dogs ranged from 14 years to 10 weeks!

We are so excited that their rescue did so well.  It is not too late to help your local or favorite Weimaraner Rescue.  CLICK HERE to help.

 

Holiday Shopping Can Help You & Weimaraners!!!

We are so excited to let you know about all the great new items available this holiday season.  You can help Weimaraner Rescue Groups by making a donation for someone as a present this year or shopping for them.

CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE WEIMARANER RESCUE SHOPS TO CHOOSE FROM

Here is an example of some great items for sale with Tickled Pink Weimaraner Rescue:

The volunteer elves at Tickled Pink Weimaraner Rescue are hard at work creating items with which to fundraise this holiday season. We have mounting vet and boarding bills on top of our regular expenses. Volunteers have been making these pink mini trees donned with hand-cut Weimaraner ornaments, ribbons, sequin/satin skirt, and star topper. The trees are pre-lit with pink lights and stand 27 inches tall. Each tree takes over two hours to create. We are asking for $100 donations for each tree. If you are interested in ordering a tree, please email us. contact@weimaranerrescue.org Thank you in advance! 

Please email contact@weimaranerrescue.org if you are interested in ordering an other items from the Tickled Pink Weimaraner Rescue.  If you would like to make a donation please CLICK HERE.

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  Embroidered Grey Hats to Support Tickled Pink Weimaraner Rescue

  WeimaranerRescue

  $25.00 USD
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  Charcoal Gray Weimaraner T-Shirt to Support Rescue

  WeimaranerRescue

  $25.00 USD
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  Embroidered Hats to Support Tickled Pink Weimaraner Rescue

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  $25.00 USD
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  Mint Green Weimaraner T-Shirt to Support Rescue

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  Pink Weimaraner T-Shirt to Support Rescue

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Momma, what is Circovirus?

Circovirus in Dogs FAQ

 

October 3, 2013 

Canine circovirus infections have been documented in dogs with vomiting and diarrhea. The distribution of the virus in the U.S. is not yet known, but dogs infected with circovirus have been reported in California and circovirus may be associated with recent illness and death of dogs in Ohio.

Listen to our podcast (Sept 23) about the Ohio investigation. 
Guidance for veterinarians

 

Q: What are circoviruses?

A: Circoviruses are small viruses that have been known to infect pigs and birds. They are also known to survive well in the environment once shed from affected animals.  Porcine circoviruses are very common throughout the world. Porcine circovirus 2 can cause postweaning multisystemic wasting syndrome in 2-4 month old piglets, resulting in weight loss, poor growth and high death rates. Although porcine circoviruses were first identified more than 30 years ago, there is still much unknown about the viruses. Circovirus can also infect birds, causing beak and feather disease in psittacine birds (such as parrots, parakeets, budgies and cockatiels), infectious anemia in chickens, and deadly infections in pigeons, canaries and finches.

 

Q: What is canine circovirus/dog circovirus?

A: The circovirus identified in dogs shares more similarity to porcine circovirus than to the avian circovirus, but it is not the same as porcine circovirus. This canine circovirus was first reported in June 2012 as part of a genetic screening of canine samples for new viruses (Kapoor et al 2012).  Circovirus was detected in 2.9% of canine sera collected for routine serological testing.  In April 2013, a similar virus was detected in a California dog that presented to the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine for worsening vomiting (containing blood) and diarrhea. PCR tests on dogs with and without clinical disease indicate a prevalence rate of between 2.9-11.3%.  The data suggest that this new virus, either alone or as a co-infection with other pathogens (disease-causing organisms, such as bacteria and viruses), might contribute to dog illness and deaths. However, the authors also reported that circovirus was identified in the stool of 14 out of 204 healthy dogs, suggesting that infection with circovirus does not always result in illness.

 

There is still much to learn about this newly identified virus, including its role in disease.

 

Q: Are the dogs in Ohio infected with circovirus?

A: No. Circovirus was suggested as a possible cause of illness and death of dogs in several parts of Ohio in late August/early September 2013, but it is no longer being considered as the primary cause of the illnesses.  Circovirus was detected in the stool of one ill dog in Ohio, which is the first time the virus has been identified in Ohio, but this does not mean that circovirus has been confirmed as the cause of any of the recent illnesses. The Ohio Department of Agriculture continues to investigate the illnesses, and this will take time.

 

Q: Are the dogs in Michigan infected with circovirus?

A: As of October 3, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has been investigating illnesses similar to those observed in Ohio. The investigation will take time, and at this time they are not confirming that circovirus is involved.

 

Q: How are dogs being infected with circovirus?

A: The route of infection is still unknown, but the basic principles of viral spreading suggest that direct contact with an infected dog or its vomit or diarrhea would present a higher risk of infection. However, many viruses can be spread from animal to animal through the use of shared bedding and equipment or through human contact with an infected animal prior to handling of an uninfected animal.  In pigs, circovirus is spread through the manure and through contact with respiratory secretions.

 

Although some of the dogs showing clinical disease were recently boarded or at doggie daycare facilities, this should not be taken as an indication that this virus is only spread at boarding kennels or that boarding your dog or taking it to daycare will result in infection. Any parent who has taken their child to daycare knows that a high concentration of children in an area can increase the spread of colds and other illnesses; the same thing can happen when dogs are gathered in an area.

 

Q: Are there other diseases that are similar to circovirus infection?

A: There are many potential causes of vomiting and diarrhea, so the presence of these signs does not mean your dog is infected with circovirus. For example, vomiting and diarrhea can also result from infection with canine parvovirus, canine enteric coronavirus, Salmonella bacteria, canine distemper virus, Campylobacter bacteria, Clostridium perfringens enterotoxin A gene bacteria, and Cryptosporidium and Giardia species (both of which are single-celled parasites). Even a simple “dietary indiscretion,” such as getting into the garbage or overeating rich foods or treats, can result in vomiting and diarrhea. Not all of these problems are life-threatening, and many cases of diarrhea and vomiting resolve with simple treatment.

 

If your dog is showing signs of illness, contact your veterinarian to get the correct diagnosis (including any necessary laboratory testing). Even if it turns out to be something minor, you can have peace of mind knowing that your dog’s health is not threatened.

 

Q: What should pet owners do?

A: If your dog is vomiting or has diarrhea, contact your veterinarian. Dogs with diarrhea and vomiting could have a range of diseases, some of which can be life-threatening unless diagnosed and treated early. Prompt treatment of vomiting and diarrhea, regardless of the cause, gives your dog a better chance of a quick recovery and can also cost you less in the long run – delaying veterinary care can mean that your veterinarian has to treat a dog that’s much more sick than he/she would have been if seen earlier, and that costs more. In the small number of cases so far, prompt veterinary treatment was critical to a good outcome for that dog.

 

Although we still have a lot to learn about this circovirus, there’s no cause for panic.  We know that dogs infected with circovirus don’t always become ill, but we don’t know how much of the virus they may shed in their stool or how much risk these dogs present as sources of infection for other dogs. Theoretically, it’s possible, and that’s one of many reasons why it’s so important that you pick up after your own dog and avoid contact with stool from other dogs when possible.

 

Simple, common sense measures are in order, including the avoidance of contact with ill animals (and if your dog is ill, avoid contact with other dogs until your dog has fully recovered) and cleaning up after your pet passes stool. A healthy pet is more likely to have a fully functional immune system to fight infections, so keeping your pet healthy with good preventive care is also important.

 

Q: Is there a vaccine for circovirus?

A: Not at this time. This is a very recent development, and it takes years to develop vaccines and get approval for use in pets. 

Q: What should kennels and doggy daycare facilities do?

A: Follow good hygiene and sanitation measures, as you should always do: don’t allow ill dogs to mix with others; clean and disinfect areas where ill animals have been, and regularly clean and disinfect all dog areas; and monitor dogs for signs of illness, and immediately report any signs of illness to the dog’s owner.

 

Q: If my dog has circovirus, can I become infected?

A: There is no evidence to date that this virus can be transmitted to you from your dog.

 

The AVMA would like to thank the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians for their assistance in creating this resource. 

 

https://www.avma.org/kb/resources/pages/circovirus-in-dogs-frequently-asked-questions.aspx

Weimaraner Quiz

The Weimaraner Quiz was created to help you in your decision to see if a Weimaraner is right for your family.  If you take the quiz and a Weim is perfect for your family you will then have another choice:  Do we find our Weimaraner using a Weimaraner Breeder or Weimaraner Rescue?

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TheWeimaraner.com

Good evening Weimaraner Loving Friends,

The www.Weimathon.com website has been renamed www.TheWeimaraner.com.

I would love this website to be a place for people to go to when that want the best Weimaraner Information.  If you have information that you would like to see on the website please email suggestions, photos, videos, articles, etc to weimathon@gmail.com.

If your Weimaraner Club/Group/Rescue/Weimaraner has a facebook page please email me the direct link.  I will be happy to add a FaceBook link box to www.TheWeimaraner.com. 

The Weimaraner Quiz is a new addition to the website.  It has been revamped because the old link to the WCA Rescue does not work.  Hopefully you will find this useful for people looking for a Weimaraner to add to their family.

Please feel free to link the Weimaraner Quiz directly to your websites:

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Here is a list of the items on the website:

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Check out these great ways that you can help Weimaraners:

 1. Dimes For Weims DimesForWeims TheWeimaranercom – Click for printable flyers

2. Garage Sales For Weimaraner Rescues

3. Weimathon

Here is a video about Weimathon 
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4. BUY CHANCES TO WIN A WEIM QUILT OR HELP MAKE A QUILT SQUARE (www.weimquilt.com)

5. You can also help by contacting your favorite Weimaraner Rescue Group to see what they need.  Most rescue groups need supplies, fosters, volunteers, help coordinating fundraisers, dog walkers, poop scoopers, donations, & more.

6. Please pass this information on to your favorite Weimaraner Loving Friends.

Thank you for visiting www.TheWeimaraner.com  If you have any suggestions for improving the website to please let me know. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you so much from your www.TheWeimaraner.com Volunteer Jocelyn

 “Dimes For Weims”

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Sage Tails

http://www.sagetails.com/   https://www.facebook.com/sagetails?fref=ts  My Story.

In January of 2007, right after having my first litter of babies at age one, I was taken to an animal shelter. I did not understand what was happening to me at the time, or why I wasn’t allowed to stay with my babies, but it was probably better that I was removed from the place where I was staying, because the people who kept me were not nice.Something happened a couple weeks after I arrived, and I am not sure exactly what it was… but the shelter, which was very crowded, had an outbreak of some serious diseases, including distemper and parvo. Many dogs got very, very sick. The only way the shelter knew how to control the diseases was to put the animals to sleep, and over 1000 animals were scheduled to be put down; many of them didn’t even have the sickness, but the shelter didn’t have the room to take care of all of us.  The shelter called Jocelyn and Ronna at the Las Vegas Weimaraner Rescue to pick me up so that my friend Tucker and I would not have to be put to sleep.

(This is me the day they picked me up from the shelter. I was really sick)

(This is my friend Tucker the same day.  See how Tucker looks now at the bottom of this article)

When we were rescued, we were taken to the animal hospital – and that was when my very nice vet, Dr. Brooks, found out that I did have distemper. If you do not know what this disease is like, I will tell you. It is very contagious, and pretty much every dog that gets it will eventually die. For me it started like a cold, and then I got a fever. I lost a lot of weight because I didn’t feel like eating anything. I went from being 80 pounds to about 35 pounds. I just wanted to sleep all the time. I was very sad and very lonely because I had to be quarantined by myself. No one could visit me because if they touched me and then touched another dog, that dog could have gotten distemper too. The room I stayed in was about the size of a shower stall. I only had a few toys to keep me company, and a few times a day I would get visits from veterinarians or hospital workers after they got off work and were done with all the other animals for the day.

For a month, I stayed at that hospital. I was all alone, and sometimes I heard the doctors outside saying that there was no hope for me. I was so, so sad. Then I met an intern named Heather who did not want me to suffer alone. She asked if there was any way I could have hospice care because I only had a couple weeks to live. She contacted her sister, my momma, because she knew that my momma loved Weimies so much.

One night, when it was very cold and I was very tired, and my eyes were almost swollen completely shut, I had visitors come to see me. These were the first visitors who came to see me since I left the shelter.  I wasn’t sure I could stand up anymore, but Dr. Brooks helped me to stand up and I tried to open my eyes enough to see them. When I saw their loving faces, I wagged my tail so much because I could not bark to let them know I was happy to see them.  They even pet me and scratched me behind my ears. It was so good to feel them touching me like their pet. I loved seeing them, even if it was only for a few minutes. That night, after they left, I hoped and prayed that they could come back and see me and love me again.

The next day was St. Patrick’s Day. I have heard that it is a lucky day sometimes, and for me it was definitely my lucky day! I had a visitor again – it was my momma! I didn’t know it at the time, but she was there to bring me to her house as her foster child so that I did not have to spend my last days alone in the animal hospital. She did not know it then, but I wasn’t going to let some silly statistic about mortality rates dictate my life. All I needed was someone who believed that I was worth fighting for, and that someone was my momma and daddy.

They made me a special space in their house with a bed and a blankie and some toys. I slept a lot. Sometimes I would have accidents, but they never got mad at me. They would take me outside to go potty, being extra careful to keep me away from any other dogs. In the beginning, I could not walk by myself. Daddy would wrap a towel around my hindquarters and hold my back legs up while we went outside so I could get around. Every day my momma would hug me and kiss me and tell me I was beautiful. I loved them so much. And every single day, I vowed that I would get better because I knew that if I didn’t, it would break their hearts.

Much to their surprise, I GOT BETTER! I started walking on my own, gaining weight again, and I even barked! They loved the sound of my voice. Weeks passed, and I kept getting better. My nose cleared up completely, and Momma and Daddy took me back to Dr. Brooks for another checkup. Everyone was amazed at the results of the test, which defied all logic and showed that the distemper was COMPLETELY GONE! I was going to be okay! And best of all, I was not going to have to stay away from other dogs anymore! I thought it was the happiest day of my life… but that came a little while later, when the Las Vegas Weimaraner Rescue asked my parents if they wanted to officially adopt me, and they said YES!

I love that my forever family brought me through my saddest time in my life and gave me a wonderful home. They always call me “Baby” because to them, I am their baby. I will always be their baby, and I will be forever grateful that they adopted me.

Love,

Sage.

Helping Weimaraners

There are so many ways that you can help the Weimaraner Breed.

We have listed some ideas below.  Some of these ideas take a couple of minutes and some are more in depth.

Please help in any area that you can.  Thank you

1. Dimes For Weims DimesForWeims TheWeimaranercom – Click for printable flyers

2. Garage Sales For Weimaraner Rescues

3. Weimathon

Here is a video about Weimathon 
Website = www.TheWeimaraner.com 
Forms = https://theweimaraner.wordpress.com/forms/

4. BUY CHANCES TO WIN A WEIM QUILT OR HELP MAKE A QUILT SQUARE (www.weimquilt.com)

5. You can also help by contacting your favorite Weimaraner Rescue Group to see what they need.

Most rescue groups need supplies, fosters, volunteers, help coordinating fundraisers, dog walkers, poop scoopers, donations, & more.

6. You can buy things from the Weimaraner Rescue Groups Shops on their Website. – CLICK HERE FOR SHOPS

7. Donate directly to your favorite Weimaraner Rescue Groups – CLICK HERE TO FOR DIRECT DONATION LINKS

Thank you so much

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Attn: Weimaraner Fans!!!!

www.TheWeimaraner.com website was created for multitude of reasons but the real purpose is for Weimaraners.  We really care about the breed, their health, & those people that care for the future of Weimaraners.

The goal is to make sure that this website has as much information as possible.  A one stop location for those interested in the breed.  We can really use your help.  You can send in photos, health information, updates, corrections, & your ideas.

If you know someone that might be interested in the Weimaraner Breed, you can direct them to the New WEIM QUIZ on this website.  Please feel free to link it to your website or share it.

How You Can Help Weimaraner Rescue by participating in one or more of the ideas below.

1. The New Weim Quilt Group – http://www.WeimQuilt.com

The Original Weimaraner Rescue Quilt Group was created in 2001 to help raise funds for Weimaraner Rescue. (WFF)

Volunteers from around the world create beautiful 11×11 squares.  They are sent into one location where they are quilted together then raffled to help raise funds.

In 2013, the quilters decided to include qualified Weimaraner Rescue Groups that wanted to get involved.

The New Weim Quilt Group is currently looking for Weimaraner Rescue Groups and Quilters.  If you are interested in quilting or getting involved in this group please email: weimquilt@gmail.com.

If you are a Weimaraner Rescue is interested in participating please complete and return this form to weimquilt@gmail.com.

The Weimaraner Quilt Group Form  – Word Version  The Weimaraner Quilt Group Form– PDF Version

Our next quilt idea is a “Weimaraner Carousal Quilt”.  Please visit the http://www.WeimQuilt.com to see all of the past quilts and quilters.

2. Dimes For Weims DimesForWeims – Click Here For Printable Flyer

3. Have a sale and donate the funds to your favorite Weimaraner Rescue

4. Weimathon

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Forms = https://theweimaraner.wordpress.com/forms/

Here is a video about Weimathon 

Thank you so much for you time.  Please share this link with all of your Friends, Family, & Animals Lovers.