Pets and Coronavirus
The Comfort in Crisis campaign aims to provide clear guidance to owners on how to look after their pets during the current COVID-19 crisis.
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Thinking of a StayCation this year?
Want to make a donation to STECS and have fun? Why not book to stay at ‘Up the Creek’ appt., Whitby?
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Scottie Gathering Pics
Some great pics sent in from John Watson from the Scottish gathering.
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Social Events Summer 2019 – dates for your diary
In addition to our traditional Annual Garden Party in Lancashire we will be holding social events in the south of England at Flaunden (Hertfordshire), and at Alva (near Stirling) in Scotland.
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STECS Christmas Draw
This Autumn the limited-edition Radley picture bag shows Radley and his friend trimming a Scottie dog shaped topiary in the garden of their manor. It sold out immediately but we have one! In our opinion the best picture bag for many years. Tickets cost £1. Please complete your details below and return to Karl Hahm, […]
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Helping your Scottish Terrier beat separation anxiety
If you’ve adopted a Scottish Terrier for the very first time, congratulations! You are now the guardian of a playful, alert and intelligent pup, known for many positive traits, including independence. However, if you notice he gets anxious when you leave your home, then take heart. Separation anxiety can often be combated with patience and training.
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Ben Parkinson MBE becomes Patron for STECS
Most severely Injured soldier Ben Parkinson MBE becomes Patron for the Scottish Terrier Emergency Care Scheme. Ben is the proud owner of Mac, a 2-year-old rescue Scottish Terrier that was rehomed with him and his Scottie-loving parents, Andy, and Diane, through STECS.
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Festive shop items added
New festive STECS items now in store, 2018 Calendars, Christmas Cards and more!
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2017 Garden Party photographs
We’ve just added a gallery of images taken at our 2017 STECS Garden Party.
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Open garden
STECS Member Christine Ellwood has kindly opened her garden to visitors to raise funds for STECS. The garden is open every Wednesday and Friday, 9am to 3pm from May to September.
