Welcome to The Samoyed Association Rescue (UK) Homepage

Permanent, loving, homes are URGENTLY required for Rescue dogs - Please only apply if you are prepared to put in the time and effort involved with these dogs - as with all dogs this is a lifetime commitment - If you think you can help please contact your nearest Samoyed Association Rescue representative :

Representative : Name : Location : Telephone :

Preferred contact times :


Chief Rescue Officer


Linda Brasier

Hertfordshire 01442 877027

Between 7.30 pm and 10 pm Monday to Friday and 11 am to 6 pm Saturdays & Sundays.

Special notice :

Linda Brasier is recovering from a serious illness at the moment, hence we request that people respect the times given above.

Thank you.

Rescue Assistant Trudy Coates Hertfordshire 01442 394477 Monday to Friday - 10am to 12 noon & 4pm to 8pm
Rescue Assistant Dennis Wilding Lancashire 01928 733398

Any Evening 7.30pm to 10pm

PLEASE REMEMBER - these representatives give their time voluntarily and are unpaid, please respect their personal time and restrict calls to reasonable hours as detailed in this table. If it is a very urgent case or an emergency please ring at  ANY TIME ! - if there is no answer please leave a message and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.
But please, if it is a non-urgent matter, wait and ring within the times specified - Thank you.
Please Note that ONLY the people detailed in the table above are Samoyed Association Rescue representatives and are authorised by the Samoyed Association to deal with Rescue matters on behalf of the Association.
No-one else can deal with Rescue matters on behalf of the Association.

If you wish to rehome a Samoyed, geographical location (within the United Kingdom mainland) should not be considered an issue, as arrangements can usually be made to get the animal to wherever a suitable home is found.

 

It is always advisable to contact a reputable breeder before considering the purchase of a puppy. Please go to the "Puppy" page on the main Samoyed Association site for further information.
Please click here.


Samoyeds requiring new homes - 16th April 2008

We presently have the following Samoyeds that urgently need loving homes :

SIMBA - Is a 5 year old male Samoyed, he is presently in the Southeast (Hertfordshire/Bedfordshire) area of the country. When we took Simba on we found he had a slight problem, so we put him in kennels with a behaviourist and he is now becoming a lovely boy. He is very energetic and intelligent, but can be quite a dominant male. He needs to be placed in a home without children, and with someone who will carry on with his training. He is very good at commands and will come when called, sit when told etc. He loves being out and about but pulls quite lot on lead, this is due to him previously being kept in a Flat for 8 hours a day, so lots of training will be needed. If you can give this boy a second chance then please call the Rescue as soon as possible as he really needs to come out of kennels now.
  • SHIVER - Is a 11 year old Castrated male Sammy. Shiver needs a new home due to his family emigrating in June, he is really good with children and very sociable with other pets. I know Shiver is now an elderley gentleman, but he still needs a loving home to see out what is left of his life with a family that can give him all the love and care that he needs. He has just visited the Vets and his health is quite good considering his age. He is up to date with his injections and is not on any medication. If you can help Shiver please call either Linda or Trudy on the above numbers. He is presently living in the North West area.

If you could offer any of these Sams a loving home please call your nearest Samoyed Rescue representative.

Thank you.

 

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IRISH SAMOYEDS - HOMES WANTED


Lately we are getting more Samoyeds wanting homes in Ireland (North & South), so if you are interersted in Re-homing
a Samoyed please contact either Trudy or myself for an Application Form.

...- Linda Brasier
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Rally for Rescue 2008 - Date Announced

Linda has great pleasure in announcing that the Rally for Rescue 2008 will go ahead again this year on Sunday 24th August 2008 at its usual venue at Linda and David's home in Potten End near Berkhamsted in Hertfordshire.

For those that have not attended before, this is an annual event to raise much needed money for the Samoyed Rescue and have a lot of fun to boot ! Check out the pages detailing previous Rallies for Rescue to get a better idea of the event.

Everyone and all breeds are welcome, (Especially Sams, rescued or not) - lets all try and make this the biggest and best rally to date !

Further details including all the planned events will be posted here nearer the date, please check back and get an update.

People who attend the Rally for Rescue each year will no doubt know Betty East, who usually makes all the cakes for the cake stall to support Rescue. Unfortunately Betty has recently suffered a stroke and is in hospital at the moment. Everyone involved with Rescue would like to wish her a speedy and full recovery.



RALLY FOR RESCUE 2007 : RALLY REPORT

Linda would like to thank all who attended and supported the Samoyed Association Rescue's Rally for Rescue in 2007.

Click here to read the 2007 Rally Report !

For reports on the Samoyed Association's Previous Rallies for Rescue, 2006 2005 2004 & 2003 please click on the relevant year


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OBITUARY :
OSCAR
28.05.1996 - 12.10.2007

Oscar came onto Rescue in March 2003, he was a typical Samoyed. His previous owners felt that he really needed to be with a family that could give him more time.

Oscar was re-homed with Darren, Ellie, their daughter Lucrezia and the cat Byron. The family loved Oscar from the minute they got him, he settled in well, making friends with Byron the cat and they became partners in crime, helping each other get into things they really shouldn't have.

He lived by the sea and loved his walks on the beach, also going for a swim from time to time and taking Darren with him.

Oscar had a great life with his new family and I know how much they loved him and are missing him, but I know the memories they have of Oscar will never go away.

My thanks to Darren, Ellie, Lucrezia & Byron the cat for making Oscars life so happy.

Linda Brasier, Chief Rescue Officer.

 

 

 

 

 


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