New Scottie, confusing behavior When we first fostered and then adopted our current Scottie Hemingway, he was the barkiest Scottie I had ever lived with. He had a big, booming bark, and he was not shy about frequency of barking, either. We have a chair we call the “dog chair.” I bet many of you
By Laurie Haight Keenan, News & Aroos Editor New Year’s resolutions that I make for myself tend melt away long before the Midwestern snows, so this year instead of resolutions for my own self-improvement, I have made a short list of Scottie-based resolutions. I think I stand a better chance of keeping resolutions on
Door County Scottie Rally has issued a call for FUNDING APPLICATIONS.
DCSR is committed to providing funding to non-profit (501c3) Scottie Rescue organizations that take physical possession of Scotties who are abandoned, neglected, abused or in need of rehoming; and provide foster care, medical attention, and temperament screening as needed to be able to place them in new, stable homes.
If your group is interested in being considered for receipt of designated Scottie Rescue DCSR funding in 2024, please fill out the application form by clicking the button below.
Completed applications must be received no later than 11/10/24.