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PO BOX 44

Lindsay, CA 93247

(559) 799-1775

cvrr@cvrr.us Tax ID # 26-4241992

Ritzy Rescue and Posh Puppy are programs created by CVRR to feature Purebred and Designer dogs.  Many of our purebreds are rescued form local puppy mills; some are surrendered by owners who can no longer care for them.  Designer dogs (blended breeds of highly desirable breeds) are sometimes found in local kill shelters, surrendered to us by backyard breeders and occasionally just dumped off near our foster homes.
All of ou Ritzy adn Posh dogs are in need of loving,nurturing homes.  Many of them come to us with a serious lack of socialization,malnourished, unvaccinated and desperately in need of grooming and dental care.  We place them in foster home, attend to theri physical and emotional needs and begin the process of finding suitable forever homes.

Many of these dogs have good bloodlines , meet breed standards and would sell for anywhere from $400 to $1500 through the breeders. Applicants who meet our strict screening criteria will be able to adopt Ritzy Resuces for a donation of $200. Posh Puppy features purebred or designer puppies less than six months of age. They will be available to qualified adopters for a donation of$250.

 These dogs are no more worthy than our wonderful mixed breed rescue dogs, but we do recognize the demand for them. The increased donation fees help fund our non-profit, all volunteer rescue group. Our major expenses are food and veterinary care and even with the generosity of the community and the revenues from our standard adoption programs we struggle to make ends meet. Please support our rescue by adopting instead of buying from a breeder. If you are interested in providing a loving home for a Ritzy Rescue or Posh Puppy you must compete an online application and then email BJ at cvrr@verizon.net. We will only respond to interested parties who have completed applications online. Thank you.

Cheyenne's story is a very sad one. She was purchased ( with papers) as a pup and becuase the owners didn't want their yard damaged she has spent three years in a crate outside- not a kennel- a CRATE! She was given a big bowl of food once a week and let out for a few minutes a day. Despite this horrific treatment she has a sweet personality and is very gentle. She will need to find people who have a soft touch and patience while she learns how to be a good companion dog. Do your breed research before applying. We will be screening very carefully to insure that she goes into the right home this time.