A Coton de Tulear Rescue Group is a great option...
But it's not for everyone
Coton de Tulear rescue groups are run by people with an extensive knowledge of the breed. They keep animals until they can be placed in a good home. These dogs can come from failed breeding attempts, dogs that are abandoned, or through local animal shelters.
What a fantastic option for Coton de Tulear lovers. You get to help a dog in great need and enjoy a wonderful addition to your family at the same time. Another added benefit is that this is a much more affordable option since the Coton dog can be a bit pricey. They do require you make a donation to help support their rescue efforts.
Rescue organizations are usually all-volunteer organizations and survive on donations and adoption fees. The adoption fees usually do not cover costs such as traveling to pick up the dog, providing veterinary care, vaccinations, having it spayed or neutered, or giving it any necessary training.
Many small dog rescue groups have strict adoption procedures that can include completing an adoption application, checking references, conducting a phone interview, or even conducting a home visit. One possible drawback is that Coton de Tulear rescues don't always get puppies under 1 year old, so if you are looking for a puppy, this may not be the best avenue for you to find a Coton dog. So……..adopt or foster a rescue dog and SAVE A LIFE!! What a great option.
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