Scottish Terrier Rescue Northwest (STRNW) is an all volunteer organization dedicated to the care and placement of Scotties in need of new forever homes. Scotties that come into our care are health checked, treated for any existing medical conditions, vaccinated, micro-chipped and spayed/neutered. STRNW does not place intact Scotties in adoptive homes.
The Scotties in our care are generally in good health and we do not place dogs that are ill or injured. Though they are few, there are always the sad cases of neglect, abuse or abandonment. Because we are a rescue, we treat, care for and nurture these special cases until they are fit to be placed in a new home.
The majority of Scotties that come into our care are owner surrenders. These are generally adult dogs that are parted from their families for a variety of reasons. Adopting an adult Scottie can be especially rewarding and often bypasses the hectic puppy stage. Although these are often beautiful dogs they are not show dogs and in the majority of cases they are undocumented and their pedigree is unknown. Our Scotties are meant to be family members, to be loved, cared for and admired for just being a Scottie.
As our name implies, we operate in the Northwestern U.S. In special cases we have received Scotties from as far away as Florida but we do not ship Scotties out of our area. The logistics of shipping a Scottie are difficult and expensive, but our main concern is that we would be unable to meet potential adopters in person and visit their homes. We would be unable to adequately ascertain if we were placing a Scottie into a safe and caring environment. We do have the ability to refer potential adopters to Scottie Rescues in other parts of the U.S.
For us here at STRNW, it truly is “All about the Scotty.”
Our Northwest coverage area includes: Washington (Eastern and Western), Montana and Idaho.
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If you are considering adoption of a rescue scottie in the Pacific Northwest, please fill out an application (click the button below), or contact placement@scottyrescue.org.
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Announcement!
We're on Facebook now -- please check out our site on Facebook here to get the latest news on rescues and placements of our beloved scotties! We are looking for more fans -- check us out!
Oliver!
Little Oliver is ready to find a new family. He's responded well to treatment for his bad skin condition and his fur is growing back nicely and he's been neutered. He might be best in an only dog home where he can be the center of attention. He really needs a special family, one who will love him more because he's a little bit different. If you would like to know more about Oliver contact us at placement@scottyrescue.org.
Update to Mabel (now Suzie)
Mabel (now Suzie) has found a home with a true and passionate scottish terrier afficionado. Mabel is in the perfect home where she can be loved and taken care of.
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Pedigree Foundation Grant
Scottish Terrier Rescue Northwest has been honored to receive a grant this year to assist us in our rescue work in the Pacific Northwest. The Pedigree Foundation "Helping to cure people of their doglessness" - is focused on finding homes for rescue and homeless pets. This grant will significantly assist STRNW with rescued scotties (old and young alike). Please visit Pedigree for further information on their work with homeless pets.
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Contact Information
If you are interested in adopting a rescue Scottish Terrier, please complete the Application Form (link on the left). If you have a Scottish Terrier looking for placement, please email or call Jon Beteag at placement@scottyrescue.org or call 253-858-7739, or Linda Thompson at admin@scottyrescue.org.
This site is intended to be an area where we can pass along information about rescue, post storiesand pictures of some of our rescues and to have all of our forms available that you will need to apply for placement or to foster one of our dogs. As we find articles that are pertinent to rescue and Scotty care, we will add them also.


