We are very proud to announce the unveiling of our new logo! The new logo draws upon the popularity of our new lettering introduced last year, and the “paw” emblem – which emphasises that we support ALL working breeds, and … Read More
(10 Jan 2019: We regret these prints are no longer available. Please contact Vicky directly with any enquiries). The very talented and kind Vicky Taylor (a pyrographic artist) has given permission for Retired Working Dogs to sell two of her … 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
Here’s a lovely feature put together by Denise Gunn and published in Taranaki Farming Lifestyles and Manawatu Farming Lifestyles.
Toni Bingley of the Carterton Crier kindly did a piece on RWD in the June 2018 issue. When I saw the name ‘retired working dogs’, I imagined elderly, arthritic heading-dogs, curled on a bed in the lounge, waiting until heaven … Read More
We have a variety of wonderful dogs looking for their forever homes. All of these dogs are located in the lower-mid North Island, property checks and adoption fees apply. Please contact us if you are interested in knowing more about … Read More
Tails will be wagging on Greytown’s Rail Trail when the owners of pooches of all shapes and sizes take to their leads and join in the BIG Rail Trail Dog Walk on Sunday 27 May. The canine fundraiser is aimed … Read More
The December 18th edition of Farmers Weekly has a surprise on the cover! In the article “Giving life to old dogs” on page 8, Nat explained to Richard Rennie the purpose behind Retired Working Dogs NZ and how the dogs … Read More