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What can I do to help...?

Our rescue group, is supported by voluntary donations. If our 'Dale stories have moved you, please give a few dollars to help us give rescued 'dales in need the medical care they deserve. Loving donations have helped rescued dale's get back up on their furry paws. We can't offer enough thanks to our supportors who continue to give generously.

Photo of man and his airedale walking.Airedale volunteers stand ready to rescue, train and give away their loving charges.

We focus on rescue in the southern United States. Specifically we cover Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North and South Carolina and assist in neighboring states.

Adoption requires a home visit, therefore we are best networked in our home area. If you are not in our area, please check with your local "Rescue Network".

 


Photo of Book Cover - Aire Town by Cyn Mobley

Airedale Books

What could be better than a book about your favorite breed?

Through the generous heart of Cyn Mobley, we are grateful to have our very own book. More information...

Photo of Book Cover - A Very Airey Christmas by Cyn Mobley

 

 

 


 

 


Featured Dale  

Photo of an Airedale ready for Adoption by the Airedale Rescue Group.

Max

Age: 2 years old
Sex: M
State: NC

Max is a very shy guy who takes a long time to trust. When he does trust, he will greet you with love and excitement though. He is about 60lbs and likes other dogs and cats too! He will need to live in a home with lots of patience for him and another dog. We think another dog is necessary as it helps Max's confidence. He is a great leash walker and can stay in the house on his own. Watch out for paper, he will shred it for you! You can't leave anything like a toilet paper roll, paper towel roll out because Max will have a fun time with it. Max is very scared of men. He is not aggressive but quite cowardly.

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