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| Please note: Many lists of rescue contacts circulate
around the U.S. and the internet, some containing inaccurate or outdated
information. For the most up to date Chow Rescue information, please bookmark
this site! If you can't find a rescue volunteer in your area,
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| Rescue volunteers are exactly that - volunteers. Rescue work is
done with time that can be spared from their jobs and families. Please be
patient with them as they might not be able to respond immediately. Some
rescue services offer foster care for needy Chows as space permits and others offer
adoption assistance and referral only. Most of these
volunteers do not have kennel facilities and are only able to
house a small number of Chows at a time. Most of them cannot help with mixed breeds.
If you're trying to find a home for your own Chow,
please read our "How To Find A
Home" guide before contacting a rescue volunteer.
If you have found a stray Chow, you must first comply with
your local or state laws regarding found strays before turning the
dog over to a rescue service.
The following list is provided as a
service. The Chow Chow Club, Inc. does not endorse, govern or assume responsibility
for the actions or policies of the volunteers listed. For best
results, before contacting the volunteers by email or phone, visit
their websites for information on their programs and
policies.
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Looking for an
apartment that will let you have a dog?
Check out http://www.apartments.com!
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find Chow Chows for adoption
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This site is sponsored by Wisconsin Chow Chow Rescue as a service to the Chow Chow breed and the
Chow Chow Club, Inc.'s Welfare Committee. Neither the Chow Chow Club, Inc.'s Welfare
Committee nor Wisconsin Chow Chow Rescue are affiliated with nor responsible for private
adoptions. |
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site © 2001-2006 Vicki DeGruy, all rights reserved. |
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