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"For the Love of the Breed"
                 Shar-Pei Rescue

                            In Honor of the Memory of John Shoay
                    Huge thanks and   gratitude to George Anisowicz for his
                        generous donation of $2000. to Kind Heart Shar-Pei Rescue
                      to honor the memory of his uncle John Shoay. George made
            this donation because of the influence of his uncle who taught
                        him the meaning of respect and generosity.

   It is with a sad heart that KHSPR will be closing its doors in the next few months.
   We can not find anyone who will take over the duties of helping Shar-Pei.
   Approximately 100 Shar-Pei have been saved in 71/2 years. We are proud of that
   accomplishment. We would like to give special thanks to all of you that have
   helped Kindheart Shar-Pei Rescue through the years.

We will be providing links to other rescue groups that may be able to help in the future.

Consider Adopting a Rescued Shar-Pei heart

Updated 10/17/07

Back button for Home Page Recent Adoptions Success Stories Shar-Pei Wanna Be's Available for Adoption
"Sasha" "Sasha" is a light fawn female rescued from the eastside. She is predominately Shar-Pei and is 18 months old. She loves people but should be the only dog. She is ready for adoption! "Sasha" has been adopted! Contact KHSPR at (505)286-4577 "Mr. Buff" "Mr.Buff is a 6 year old male, horse coat, purebred Shar-Pei. He is a sweet guy and he loves people "Mr. Buff" is ready for adoption! Contact KHSPR at (505)286-4577	"Tai Shan" "Tai Shan" is an 12 month old, black, purebred, brushcoat Shar-Pei. He is full of energy and loves people. Congratulations to Chuck and Arlene Schiffer of Santa Fe on their adoption of "Tai Shan"! We will miss him! He is such a "cutie putie"! SEEING THE SAME DOGS ON OUR WEBSITE Kind Heart Shar-Pei Rescue takes extreme measures to place these incredibly wonderful dogs with the right people. It takes time. We know our standards are high for adoption but we don't want to place these dogs in the wrong home especially since they have been through so much trauma already.	"Mi Shou" Foster mom, Claudia, named this dog "Mi Shou", which means "little girl found" in Chinese."Mi Shou" is a young female Shar-Pei. She is a very sweet dog who has been abused. She is shy but will warm up to you even though she has suffered this abuse. She should probably be the only dog. "Mi Shou" is beginning to come out of her shell. She will make some lucky person a wonderful new friend! Contact KHSPR at (505)286-4577 "Emmie" "Emmie" is a female, cream, brushcoat Shar-Pei. She is 18 months old and should be the only dog. She is ready for adoption! Contact KHSPR at (505)286-4577

Adoption Process
Please know that you must have the time to commit to loving these animals. They require attention. They will need to have a home with a fenced yard and home visits are necessary to insure the well being of the dog. Remember, many of these dogs have had a rough start in life and the responsibility to give them the life they deserve should not be taken lightly. If you are interested in adopting one of these wonderful dogs and feel that you can give it the loving care they require -the process starts by calling KHSPR at (505)286-4577
Foster Homes needed
There are many wonderful dogs that never get the chance to be rescued before they are put down due to lack of foster homes. A foster home can temporarily house these animals until a more permanent home can be found. There is large need for foster families. Many of these dogs are frightened and have been abused; they just need some love to come out of their shell and gain their wonderful personalities back and get that second chance. Won't you consider fostering? Call KHSPR at (505)286-4577 if you can help with this vital process that is so crucial to saving some of these animals that will otherwise not have that chance.