If you are considering adopting a welsh into your family, YOU MUST HAVE AN ADOPTION APPLICATION ON FILE, OR YOU WON’T BE CONSIDERED. We do not reach out to an applicant that sends an eMail asking about possible adoption, with such requests as age, sex, or any other preference. Remember all our dogs are rescued and may have health or age issues.

If you are thinking about purchasing a puppy from a breeder, then we will answer any concerns we may have concerning the particular breeder. Direct your questions to Judith Anspach at 317 294-8397 email: welshterriercares@gmail.com

Meet Betty!

Betty is a 7-year-old female Welsh Terrier with a big personality and an even bigger love for people. Weighing a between 20-25 pounds, she’s a compact, energetic girl who still has plenty of pep in her step. Her birthday is in February.

One of Betty’s cutest quirks is her love for climbing into containers—boxes, bins, or anything she can fit into quickly becomes her special spot, as well as on top of things. She’s crate trained and does well with structure, making her a great companion for someone who appreciates a smart, active dog.

Betty truly enjoys human company and thrives on attention, playtime, and being part of daily life. However, she needs to be the only dog in the home. She does not get along with cats, other dogs, or other pets, so she’s looking for a home where she can be the center of attention—and she’s perfectly happy with that arrangement!

Currently living in North Dakota, Betty would do best in a home that can give her regular activity, clear boundaries, and lots of love. If you’re looking for a loyal, lively companion with a fun personality, Betty might be the perfect match. Betty is ready to find her forever home.🐾

Parkour/Charlie needs a home!

Parkour/Charlie is a 5 year old male currently living in California.  He is a true example of a Wild Welshman.  Charlie is not very large but is capable of vaulting a 6’ fence.  He has an extremely high prey drive which is why the Foster family is reluctantly giving him up.  Charlie is an Escape Artist if he sees anything he wants on the other side of the fence.  A solid fence that is a minimum of 6 Feet is a must for this guy.  

Parkour/Charlie is good on a leash, knows his commands and is mostly house trained.  He will benefit from multiple long walks every day or daily visits to daycare where he can burn off steam.  He is currently on medicine for elevated liver levels and will need allergy shots for his itchy skin.  He may benefit from an elimination diet to see if a food is causing allergies.

Please submit an application to WTCares https://welshterrierrescue.com/adoption-application-form/  if you are interested in this sweet and loving Welshman.