Potomac Cairn Terrier Club - Rescue

Potomac Cairn Terrier Club - Rescue The PCTC Rescue Committee fosters, rehabilitates, and places unwanted Cairn terriers into new homes.

PCTC Rescue is a committee made up of members of the Potomac Cairn Terrier Club (PCTC) who foster, rehabilitate, and place unwanted Cairn terriers into new homes. PCTC Rescue is a regional organization with limited volunteers and therefore only takes purebred Cairn terriers in Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, and Washington D.C.

Available for adoption to residents of Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, and Washington D.C. ONLY: Francine i...
05/20/2025

Available for adoption to residents of Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, and Washington D.C. ONLY:

Francine is a 10-year-old female cairn terrier in need of a new home. She’s had a wonderful life in her current setting, but due to life changes she needs to move on. Francine has been very well-cared for over the years. She is spayed, house trained, crate trained and leash trained. She is up-to-date on vet care. She behaves well at the vet and at the groomer. She generally likes other dogs but doesn’t mind being an only dog. She’s used to an adult home, so young children will be too much for her. She loves going for walks and snuggling with her people. She will be a loving a special companion for anyone adopting her. If you are interested in adopting Francine, you must complete an adoption application here: https://rescue.potomacctc.org/frmadopt.php

Available for adoption to residents of Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, and Washington D.C. ONLY: Mollie and...
05/19/2025

Available for adoption to residents of Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, and Washington D.C. ONLY:
Mollie and KT are female cairn terriers who need new homes. They do not need to be adopted together. Mollie is 8 years, KT is 6 years. Mollie’s coat is wheaten. KT’s coat is dark brindle. They are spayed, house trained and leash trained. They are affectionate and friendly, but a bit reserved. They get along with other dogs and do well on walks. They’d also love a chance to roam a fenced in yard. Both dogs could use more exercise to help them get back to their ideal weights. Mollie had surgery on both back legs last year. She can handle only a few stairs at a time. With weight loss and more exercise things will become easier for her. They would do best in a quiet environment. KT, in particular, is shy of loud noises and shouting. Mollie and/or KT would bring warmth and companionship into the lucky new owner’s home(s). If you are interested in adopting Mollie or KT, you must complete an adoption application here: https://rescue.potomacctc.org/frmadopt.php

03/16/2025

Cairn Terriers are happy, busy little earthdogs originally bred to fearlessly root out foxes and other small, furred prey in the rocky Scottish countryside.

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Cairn terriers too!
08/31/2024

Cairn terriers too!

We are inviting you and your pups to be part of the Virginia Scottish Games. Lots of Scottish fun for all this weekend.

06/29/2024

DOG SAFETY DURING 4th of JULY FIREWORKS
This is the number one day dogs get lost and it is preventable. Some shelters say they take in 200+ extra dogs on July 4th. Some places do fireworks starting the weekend before so protect your dog starting today. Make sure their collars/harness is on them with ID tags. Keep your dogs inside and DO NOT leave your dogs even in a fenced yard. Potty them early so they can be inside before fireworks start. Better an indoor accident than a lost dog. Below is an article from America Kennel Club on how to keep your dog safe during fireworks.
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/how-to-keep-your-dog-calm-during-fireworks/

06/13/2024

Unfortunately, the Field Trials scheduled for Saturday June 15th have been cancelled due to low entries. Thank you to those who entered. We will try again next year!

05/25/2024

These are the 3 rules of rescue. We call them the 3-3-3 Rules. Rescue dogs need time and space to adjust. If you follow these guidelines. your dog will have a smoother transition into it's new life.

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