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Areas American Lhasa Apso Club Rescue - Colorado serves
Front Range of Colorado
American Lhasa Apso Club Rescue - Colorado's adoption process
Additional adoption info
We require an application, vet/reference checks, release of liability, care contract, and a homecheck. More information on our adoption process can be found at www.LhasaApsoRescue.org under "Adoptions."
We require an application, vet/reference checks, release of liability, care contract, and a homecheck. More information on our adoption process can be found at www.LhasaApsoRescue.org under "Adoptions."
About American Lhasa Apso Club Rescue - Colorado
We foster stray or relinquished Lhasa Apsos for placement in homes under the rescue guidelines of the parent AKC breed club, the American Lhasa Apso Club. All dogs are spayed or neutered and fully vetted prior to placement. Dogs are fostered in-home for a minimum of four to six weeks in order to fully assess any medical conditions and/or behavioral issues. Applicants must undergo a screening process, including written application, vet/reference checks, and a home check. We do not operate on a "first-come, first serve" basis - dogs are placed in the home most appropriate for the dog.
In addition, we offer education regarding breed traits, housetraining, and behavioral matters. We also assist those searching for a bred-to-standard Apso from ethical, responsible breeders specializing in health and temperament.
Little dog from the Land of Snows ... how great your lion heart shows
We foster stray or relinquished Lhasa Apsos for placement in homes under the rescue guidelines of the parent AKC breed club, the American Lhasa Apso Club. All dogs are spayed or neutered and fully vetted prior to placement. Dogs are fostered in-home for a minimum of four to six weeks in order to fully assess any medical conditions and/or behavioral issues. Applicants must undergo a screening process, including written application, vet/reference checks, and a home check. We do not operate on a "first-come, first serve" basis - dogs are placed in the home most appropriate for the dog.
In addition, we offer education regarding breed traits, housetraining, and behavioral matters. We also assist those searching for a bred-to-standard Apso from ethical, responsible breeders specializing in health and temperament.
Little dog from the Land of Snows ... how great your lion heart shows
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