Welcome to Irish Setter Rescue of Wisconsin
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Please remember to spay or neuter you dog.
Finding homes for rescued Irish Setters both
adult and puppies.Please remember to spay or neuter you dog.
Visit our Adult dog page to see our grown up setters.
If you are looking for a younger dog, be sure to visit our puppy listing page.
We occasionally have puppies available, although not as often as we have mature dogs.
We will ship any of our dogs to you. Only healthy dogs are placed to homes.
NOTICE: When we Irish Setters they will be listed on either our Adult Irish Setters page or our Irish Setter puppy page.
Editorial Opinion
BEWARE of Phoney "Rescue" Operations
It has recently been reported to us that
there are a number of phony Irish Setter "rescue" operations that are
begging for money from the public on their websites. It is my opinion
that many of these operations are nothing more than puppy mill
promoters, who often buy dogs at dog auctions and elsewhere at a low
price then resell them as "rescue" dogs at a big markup.
It has been suggested that some may be breeding dogs in such places as Tennessee and Missouri and in some of these other "hillbilly" southern states and then selling them as "rescue" setters. Perhaps these unscruplous operators should call their operations "Deliverance" after the movie of the same name.
Some of these operations have been advertising dog with parvo, a very dangerous condition. NEVER buy a dog with parvo. NEVER buy a dog from a website that is begging for money, especially after they ask $400 for a alleged "rescue" dog. One such website claims that they had over $10,000 in vet's bills in just a few months and begged the visitors to send them donations via Paypal! Don't walk away from these type of operations, RUN!!! Reports of people getting very sick dogs from these type of operations abound. One person got a dog from such a operation and spent about ten thousand dollars on the sick dog only for it to die within a years time! These "rescue" websites are nothing more than dog brokers, who buy and then resell dogs at a profit. They have no scruples on buying and placing sick dogs from puppy mills to unsuspecting consumers or perhaps I should I say victims. They give everyone a bad name.
Beware of any website that claim they want to "Save our Setters" and then beg for money from you, while at the same time asking $400 for sick dogs!
These same operations put out false information on reputable Irish Setter breeders so they can sell their own stock of sick puppies. Beware of any website that engages in defamation either in the form of slander (oral communications) or libel (written communications) of any breeder. You don't see any type of defamation of breeders here, do you? That is because we aren't in "business" to pad our own bank accounts by attacking reputable Irish Setter breeders so that we can sell our dogs! These type of operations also engage in trade libel, where they go out and buy a dog from a reputable breeder and then make false claims that the dog has some "psychological" or other unspecified condition or unsubstantiated claim. If you see these type of claims always ask yourself this simple question, "What is their ulterior motive?" Why are they bashing reputable breeders?
This website isn't about bashing reputable breeders (so we can profit) that is why you don't see attacks on breeders here. We aren't about padding our bank accounts so you don't see us begging for you to send us money through paypal here! Get the facts! Stay away from unscrupulous "rescue" operations.
It has been suggested that some may be breeding dogs in such places as Tennessee and Missouri and in some of these other "hillbilly" southern states and then selling them as "rescue" setters. Perhaps these unscruplous operators should call their operations "Deliverance" after the movie of the same name.
Some of these operations have been advertising dog with parvo, a very dangerous condition. NEVER buy a dog with parvo. NEVER buy a dog from a website that is begging for money, especially after they ask $400 for a alleged "rescue" dog. One such website claims that they had over $10,000 in vet's bills in just a few months and begged the visitors to send them donations via Paypal! Don't walk away from these type of operations, RUN!!! Reports of people getting very sick dogs from these type of operations abound. One person got a dog from such a operation and spent about ten thousand dollars on the sick dog only for it to die within a years time! These "rescue" websites are nothing more than dog brokers, who buy and then resell dogs at a profit. They have no scruples on buying and placing sick dogs from puppy mills to unsuspecting consumers or perhaps I should I say victims. They give everyone a bad name.
Beware of any website that claim they want to "Save our Setters" and then beg for money from you, while at the same time asking $400 for sick dogs!
These same operations put out false information on reputable Irish Setter breeders so they can sell their own stock of sick puppies. Beware of any website that engages in defamation either in the form of slander (oral communications) or libel (written communications) of any breeder. You don't see any type of defamation of breeders here, do you? That is because we aren't in "business" to pad our own bank accounts by attacking reputable Irish Setter breeders so that we can sell our dogs! These type of operations also engage in trade libel, where they go out and buy a dog from a reputable breeder and then make false claims that the dog has some "psychological" or other unspecified condition or unsubstantiated claim. If you see these type of claims always ask yourself this simple question, "What is their ulterior motive?" Why are they bashing reputable breeders?
This website isn't about bashing reputable breeders (so we can profit) that is why you don't see attacks on breeders here. We aren't about padding our bank accounts so you don't see us begging for you to send us money through paypal here! Get the facts! Stay away from unscrupulous "rescue" operations.
Wi
