Ongoing appeals for help
As a rescue, Boxer Welfare Scotland is passionate about the boxers that come through our care, more so the ones with health issues. Some of these health problems are ongoing life long conditions that new owners cannot get insurance for and some are dogs who are in permanent foster because their health prevents them being rehomed. In these cases, Boxer Welfare Scotland is responsible for their vet bills and medication requirements for as long as they are needed. To donate, please visit our donation information page.
Levi
Levi is on of our Tragic Stories. He came to us with testicular cancer and stomach problems which have prevented us from rehoming him. He remains a Boxer Welfare Scotland dog and is now in permanent foster home with two other boxers to keep him company. Levi requires regular vet checks and medication to maintain his quality of life.
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Pippa
Unfortunately poor Pippa has severe epilepsy and Boxer Welfare Scotland help with her vet bills for that condition as her new owner could not get insurance on it. Pippa needs regular blood tests as well as her medication and her monthly vet bills can be anywhere between £30 to £80+
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Kai - updated 17th April 2008
Kai is anothertragic story. He came to us from Eire where he had been abandoned at a pound and was due to put put to sleep due to his heart condition. Kai has now found a loving home, but will required extensive treatment for the rest of his life.
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Wanted
Wool for knitting dog coats. Carrie has kindly volunteered her mum to knit some lovely wool coats to keep the boxer babes warm during the winter months! If you can donate wool for this great cause please email carrie@boxerwelfarescotland.co.uk for details of where to send it.
Posters
Please help spread the word of Boxer Welfare Scotland by downloading this Poster (PDF document) and putting it up in your local pet shop or vets' surgery.