They’re here!! Our 2021 calendars are hot off the press and ready to go. With all kinds of retired working dogs, from the one-eyed to the three-legged and everything in between, each month features a different poster dog re-homed through … Read More
“The Kiwi charity teaching old farm dogs new tricks” James Fyfe Transcript from Newshub Natalie Smith spoke to Rural Today. Credits: Video – Newshub; Image – Retired Working Dogs NZ A Kiwi charity says it can’t keep up with demand … Read More
Due to his work and living circumstances, Whippyβs old owner was unable to keep her. His kids said “Good bye” to her and he took her on the one-way trip to the vet. Luckily for Whippy, the vet nurse knew … Read More
Last month we were privileged to be invited to present to South Wairarapa Rotary. The gathering of over 100 members in Greytown was entertained with stories about the charity and some of the dogs we have worked with. Following the … Read More
We’re so pleased to see that RWD has made it to the top of Grant’s in-tray! Grant has written a lovely piece in this week’s Wairarapa Times-Age about the charity and our forthcoming Big Rail Trail Dog Walk. We hope … Read More
We are very proud to announce the unveiling of our new logo! Β The new logo draws upon the popularity of our new lettering introduced last year, and the βpawβ emblem – which emphasises that we support ALL working breeds, and … Read More
We are very proud to announce that the Retired Working Dog Adoption 2019 Calendar is now available for available for order! It features stunning pictures of 12 of the dogs we have worked with and their stories. Remember: all proceeds … Read More
Well, what a show TVNZ broadcast on Sunday! “Country Calendar” gave a great perspective on the work that Tania does for the charity. The photography was stunning and showed-off how Tania and Peter have created a space that works for … Read More
We are so excited to announce that one of our amazing foster ladies, Tania, will be on “Country Calendar” this weekend! Tania and her family live on a drystock farm in Ohakune, and have the perfect set-up to look after … Read More
