About Us
Wisconsin Westie Rescue (WWR) is an all volunteer group dedicated to the rescue, foster, veterinary care, and adoption of displaced West Highland White Terriers and Westie mixes in Wisconsin, Northern Illinois, and eastern Minnesota. Formed in 1999, WWR later received its 501(c)(3) Federal Non-Profit status.

Officers
Laura Stafford-Hager is the president of WWR. If you know about a Westie in need, you can contact Laura by email or visit the Contact page for a mailing address and phone number. Laura or another volunteer will contact you as soon as possible.
Lynn Sawyer is the adoption coordinator. Please direct all emails about adoptions to WWR Web Masters and we will be happy to help
answer to your questions about Westies or Westie mixes currently available for adoption. Please put 'Westie adoption' in the subject line in any email questions. Note that there is a $20.00 deposit required to process an adoption application; however, the $20.00 fee will be subtraced from your final adoption fee. To learn more about the adoption process or download an adoption application, please click the our link for the Adopt page.
Cheryl Cutsforth is the volunteer coordinator. Cheryl organizes everything our volunteers do from arranging pick up or transport of rescue dogs to finding a volunteer to do a home visit for the prospective new forever family. If you are interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities or becoming a volunteer with WWR, you can contact Cheryl by email.

Volunteers are Our Backbone
Thanks to our volunteers, the glue that holds any non-profit organization together, we are able to make a difference in the lives of Westies and Westie mixes. Come join us! Together we will continue to Change Lives One Westie At A Time.
You can correspond with volunteers such as the WWR Web Masters by email and expect to receive a reply from either Barbara Peden or Blaine Peden.

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