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Friends Of Shar-Pei-RescueSHAR PEI FRIENDLY VETS
Like most Shar Pei owners, finding a Shar Pei friendly vet is worth its weight in gold. Thankfully we found Cobie Loubser at Chase veterinary practice and for those in our area we can definitely recommend him. All the vets at Chase have shown enormous kindness to our rescues. Naomi and Mark also deserve a mention because their professionalism and patience with dogs that have often never been handled by a vet, has been second to none. All our rescues have been treated with the same warmth and that goes for the Shar Peis who are scared and difficult, the real sweeties and the ones who we start apologising for before we even get through the door! Cobie and his staff have had to deal with Entropion operations (his skill at this particular operation is second to none) Hernia's, Skin problems, neutering, thyroid complaints and sadly euthanasia and he has treated all our dogs with the kindness and respect they deserve. As a rescue, we can not recommend him and his staff enough. The Chase Veterinary Group 89-91, Seaside Road Eastbourne . Tel: 01323 639331 Arcacia Villas, 337 Seaside Road , Eastbourne . Tel: 01323 412673 85 Green Street , Old Town , Eastbourne . Tel: 01323 749961 Please do say who recommended you.
A dog this young is always a problem for the rescue because it would be so easy for someone to take her and use her for breeding purposes and we couldn't get her spayed immediately because she had just come into season. Sue had adopted a dog from us called Jake, the first year we were operational. Though Jake is a bit of a grumbler he had actually lived with a bitch called Lucy (also homed by us) and Sue felt it was now time to get him a companion. Thankfully she agreed to take Saffi and take care of her until she can be spayed. We drove to Cambridge , picked up this lovely little girl, who behaved beautifully on the drive and then went to Battle where we were met by Sue and her family. Apparently Saffi is a whirl wind pup, full of beans, who has really settled into her new home as if she had always been there. Sue says she's an adorable hand full and is going to adopt her.So thank you Rita, it's nice to know we have friends! ...................
Shar-Pei-Rescue has come on in leaps and bounds but couldn't cope without the help of various interested parties who support our work. Despite what people think, having more than one dog does have its benefits. Leaving a dog alone can be for some, very traumatic, but with another animal in the house these problems invariably just disappear. A dog knows how to play with another dog and exercise becomes a doddle when dogs have been scooting around the garden all day, chasing each other! So thank you everyone who helps to support the rescue and this picture of such happy dogs, shows how more than one dog can be a joy for you and your family.
Battersea dogs home. 4 Battersea Park Road, London SW8 4AA Tel:020 7622 3626 Raystede Centre For Animal Welfare. The Broyle, Ringmer, East Sussex BN8 5AJ PDSA Head Office. Whitechapel Way, Priorslee, Telford, Shropshire TF2 9PQ Anna. West Highland Terrier Rescue. Tel: 01273 500 978 www.californiasharpeirescue.com (California Shar Pei Rescue, USA) www.rainrescue.co.uk (Rain Rescue Kennals) www.poochpawtraits.com (Fantastic pet portraits) www.dogs-puppies.dogs-central.com www.husky-holiday.com (Dog Sledding Adventures) www.AllElementsltd.com (Natural Health Supplies) www.silverdaleseaford.co.uk (4 Star Pet friendly Guest house in Sussex) www.completedogsguide.com (Contains info on all breeds incl Shar Pei) www.blueprintleisure.co.uk (Suppliers of our logo clothing)
Dog WardensLuton, Hull, Bath, Worthing, Arun, Gateshead, Blaby, Oxford, Teignbridge, Sedgemoor, Amber Valley, Bournmouth, West Berkshire, Kirklees, Rushcliffe, Taunton, Northampton, Thameside, Tyneside, West Norfolk, Sevenoaks, Angus, Salford, Swindon, Nottingham, Lyndburn, Manchester, Bradford, Rotherham, Hastings, Basingstoke, Neath-Port Talbot, Knowsley, Warwicke, Tewkesbury, Corby, Tamworth, Purbeck, Stoke, Eastriding, Birmingham, Wrexham, Chichester, Exeter, Leicester, Plymouth, Sefton, Flyde, Towerhamlets, Glamorgan, Braintree, Bristol, Lancaster. Kerrie (Battersea Dogs Home) Shar Pei Rescue and Welfare would like to thank Kerrie Strong at Battersea dogs home for all her help and concern for Shar Pei’s who end up in her care. She does a fantastic job assessing these dogs and is always willing to co-operate in finding the We would also like to send a thank you to Mr Vince Rogder of Sharbul, a well known face within the breed clubs . Vince is always there for us, that is when he’s not transporting some Rescue Pei across the country! He’s helped me in several cases with difficult re-homings and allowed me to bend his ear when I needed to. I hope we can continue to co-operate in the spirit of Shar Pei rescue for many years to come. Thanks Vince.
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Recently we were contacted by a member of the RSPCA because they had a young Shar Pei in their kennels in Cambridge . Her previous owner had died and like a lot of Shar Pei , she wasn't doing very well in kennels. She was only fourteen months old and Rita recognised that the longer she remained behind bars, the more problems may occur, so she telephoned me and asked for our help. 
dogs in her charge, good homes. Kerrie has her own Shar Pei who she rescued herself from Battersea and understands some of the problems this breed suffer when placed in kennels. She is able to recognise that this particular breed is intelligent and very sensitive and often react badly when they are removed from their families, even if the dog has been abandoned. Sometimes, in the most difficult of circumstances, she has run the gauntlet to save and rehome a dog. So many dogs owe their lives and the chance of a new life to this caring, dedicated young woman. Thanks Kerrie, you’re a star!
