Twin Cities Vizsla Rescue

17317 Greentree Path Lakeville, Minnesota 55044
Dogs

About this shelter

Twin Cities Vizsla Rescue in Lakeville, MN

Twin Cities Vizsla Rescue is dedicated to preserving and protecting the Vizsla breed, serving as a resource for Vizsla owners and enthusiasts throughout Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota since 1980. Its rescue team is made up of club members who respond to every request for help, relying on donations to assist Vizslas in need. The organization is based in Lakeville, Minnesota, in Dakota County, about 10 miles north of Bloomington, and shares the county with 8 other animal shelters and rescues. Beyond rescue work, the club also supports breed education, a breeder network, and a variety of member events and activities.

Before you go

Adopting from Twin Cities Vizsla Rescue

Adoption process

Interested adopters fill out an adoption application; a volunteer rescue coordinator reviews it and contacts the applicant within about one week.

Service area
Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota
County
Dakota County
Animals served
Dogs

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