UPDATED 8th May 2008

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Why not write a story about your Scottie we will publish it on the website.

Website Administration

David Kennerley

merescotties@aol.com

THE SCOTTISH TERRIER EMERGENCY CARE SCHEME

Founded 1976

We are the Scottish Terrier Breed Rescue Scheme for the UK (inc Southern Ireland), and our aim is to provide new homes for Scotties in need, and to offer information and advice about the breed.

We are a completely voluntary organisation, with more than one hundred helpers throughout 

the country. If you would like to ADOPT A SCOTTIE please look at our contacts page and 

speak to a re-homing officer. 

IF YOU WOULD LIKE ADVICE ON SCOTTIES RING GERRY MORRIS 02392 263045

If you know of a Scottie needing help We aim to provide temporary or permanent

 homes for Scotties in need; to help with advice and support. 

If you would like to adopt a Scottie Anyone applying to adopt a dog from us is sent an adoption application form which gives details of family background so that we can match the dog to the home. These applications are returned to the regional co-ordinator, who is also notified whenever there is a dog needing re-homing in his/her region. The co-ordinator can then sort through the applications and try and find the best match. PLEASE SEE OUR CONTACT PAGE FOR YOU NEAREST RE-HOMING OFFICER.

If you would like to join our Scheme We have a subscribing membership who support us in our aims and receive two newsletters annually, which includes a list of Scottie Collectables, many exclusive to STECS. Membership subscription is £7.50 single, £10 joint. We have a team of area representatives who publicise the scheme in their area, check out potential homes and provide transport for dogs being re-homed. In addition to this, we hold an Annual Garden Party where members, family and friends (2 and 4-legged) are welcome and we get to meet other members as well as some of the Rescues.

Please contact STECS for more information.

Mrs Nellie Holland (Founder)- rest in peace Nellie you will always be in our thoughts.