ASRM’s Aussiepalooza September 17, 2016!in Mettawa, IL … 15 minutes from Great America! There are camping and dog friendly hotels within minutes! RSVP at our official Aussiepalooza web site!!
ASRM’s AUSS-IN-MOTION LURE COURSING is on a roll!!!
Auss-In_motion lure coursing will be “Running for Rescue”!! August 27, 2016 in Mettawa Illinois. We will be running from 11-3 PM. $5 per run, or you can buy 10 runs for $40 Sign up for our FB page: and join in the fun! ALL BREEDS welcome! The more the merrier!
Rescuing an Australian Shepherd is, to us, the greatest reward we could ever ask for. We are committed to saving this wonderful breed, nurturing them back to health, teaching them to trust people again, and then finding them that perfect forever home.
Please feel free to mosey around the website, see what Aussies we currently have available for adoption and find out what other fun events we have coming up! Remember, the Australian Shepherd is the most Aussome dog that ever was
(or at least we think so!)
Australian Shepherd Rescue Midwest covers Australian Shepherd adoption in the Midwest,
including Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Missouri.
Vetary Foundation – Save a Bark Program!!
Book a veterinary appointment with Vetary and give back to a pet shelter in need!
ASRM and Amazon Smile!!!
Choose “Australian Shepherd Rescue Midwest” as your charity of choice this holiday season when you shop at Amazon Smile!!
Foster Homes Needed!
We are looking for foster homes in each of our States. Are you willing to open your home and your heart to save an Aussie?
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Help Us Treat Our Heartworm Positive Aussies
ASRM has always made room for the Aussies who need us, regardless of the results of their heart worm tests. We are currently treating several Aussies who came to us with heart worm and we’re happy to do so, because they deserve the chance to live a happy life, heart worm free!
Our dedicated foster homes are prepared for their long term furry guests while they finish up and recover from their treatment, and we’re so blessed to have volunteers to do this for us! But we could use some help with the costs of these treatments. Heart worm treatment for a dog the size of an Aussie can run anywhere from $300-$700 and up depending on how big some of these guys get!
We do not raise the adoption fees of these dogs, despite the high costs of their multiple vet visits, treatments, their extended stays in foster, rehab, etc. We rely solely on the donations of our supportive donors to help us break even, and to prepare us for the next Aussie who comes to us in need of treatment.
Please visit this page to contribute to our heart worm treatment fund so that we may continue to say ‘Yes!’ to these beautiful shelter dogs who may not receive the life saving treatment they need anywhere else. Be sure to include a note that it’s for our heart worm treatment fund! And THANK YOU for your continued support!
What is Heart Worm and why use preventative?
ASRM 0228 KayCee – 6 Year Old Double Merle Female Australian Shepherd in Wisconsin
KayCee is the “diamond in the rough” you have been looking for. She is a stunning Australian Shepherd with wavy hair and piked ears. She sure is a gorgeous beauty. KayCee is 6 years young and a little girl at only … Continue reading
A Deaf Dog’s Story
“Lethal White” does not refer to lethal genetics, i.e, the pup being born dead, or dying soon after birth. Instead the term has been used to mean the same as “Double Merle” or “Homozygous Merle/White”. The name “Lethal White” in reference to … Continue reading
ASRM is presented the Dog Rescue Award!
Australian Shepherd Rescue Midwest has been presented with the Dog Rescue Award by DogBreedsInfo.org for it’s excellence in providing underprivileged Aussies a much valued resource! Dog Breeds We are honored to be recognized by this organization. Thank you! Check out Dog … Continue reading
Australian Shepherd Rescue Midwest Needs You
Australian Shepherd Rescue Midwest needs your help in Wisconsin. We are experiencing a shortage of volunteers and foster homes, this means many Aussies are left to die or worse, be abandoned in the country and having to fend for themselves. … Continue reading