CWVC Photos - Rescue

Sadie
Re-Homed April 2008
Sadie is an approximately 5-year-old female whose family was expanding and felt that she might be better off with someone who could care for her Vizsla needs and give her all the attention that she deserved. In April of 2008 we were able to find her that new home. Now she is enjoying being able to run across acres of land, playing with her new Vizsla sister and gettig all of the attention that she can handle from her new parents.

Sadie
CWVC Rescue Info Adoption Application

Janos
Re-Homed November 2007
Janos, a 5-year-old neutered male, found a new home in Madison, WI that includes a 1½-year-old female Vizsla, Rez. Janos needed a new home as his family was moving to Japan and could not take him with them. He has adjusted to his new family very well, and of course loves all the attention that he gets! His new family is hoping that Janos will teach some of his good manners to Rez!

Janos & Rez

Janos

Edgar
Fostered September 2007 - Re-Homed October 8, 2007 & December 2007
Edgar is 2-year-old male Vizsla who came into the rescue program from Northern Wisconsin where he was found as a stray dog. He was probably hit by a car in the past, which left him with broken femurs on each side of his back end. The fracture of the right leg healed, but his left leg had not and required surgical repair. A femoral head osteoctomy was done Sept 16, 2007 while he was in foster care. The surgery took away Edgar's pain, and the surgeon expects Edgar to be able to fully use his leg again with physical therapy rehabilitation. Edgar was adopted on 10/08/2008 and went home to his new family in New York which includeed 2 boys. They did a wonderful job rehabilitating Edgar, but unfortunately could not meet Edgar’s other needs. We were able to find Edgar a loving foster home in New York and after 6 weeks, the family decided to officially adopt Edgar. They now have 3 Vizslas and a full schedule. Edgar is doing really well in his new home, and we are very happy that Edgar is now in his forever home.

Gracie
Fostered June 2007 - Returned to her breeder's home on August 27, 2007
Gracie is a 10-year-old female Vizsla who was looking for a wonderful retirement home. She had served as a loving and loyal family dog for 10 years and was looking for a new home since her owner has fallen gravely ill. She had both agility and obedience training during her younger years and loves to show off her talent. After a very long journey that included stops in Milwaukee, WI; Freeport, IL; Minneapolis, MN and Fargo, ND, Gracie has finally returned to her original breeder's home in Winnipeg, Canada where she was reunited with her 13-year-old mother and 10-year-old littermate sister along with other new canine "family" members.

Cooper
Fostered June 16, 2007 - Re-Homed July 17, 2007
Cooper was about 10 months old when he was taken into foster care. He is a very handsome young dog with the need for speed. Cooper now lives with his new family Minnesota. He is affectionately called “Coop” now and is doing great with his new best friend, an 8-year-old boy. His new family also includes a 9-year-old Vizsla. Coop has been introduced to birds and gunfire and shows promise of developing good hunting skills.

Sophie
Fostered May 1007 - Re-Homed July 5, 2007
Sophie is a 9-year-old Vizsla who was abandoned in northeastern Wisconsin. She quickly endeared herself to her foster family which included 2 young male Vizslas. She now lives in Minnesota with a loving family that includes 2 kids and a 9-year-old male Vizsla. She loves spending time with the family, going for walks, and even runs along on family bike rides!

Atom
Re-Homed June 2007
Atom was 10 months old when he was surrendered to the Humane Animal Welfare Society (HAWS) of Waukesha County. While in foster care, he won the hearts of his foster parents with his affection and his truly velcro personality. He now shares his love and affection with his new family in Madison, WI.

Buster (on right)
Re-Homed November 2003
Vizsla sister Luci Lu with Buster who was given up due to excessive urination.
His Rescue Vet Checkup revealed Diabetes. According to his new owners:
"He is well worth the money we spend on his medication each month for Diabetes Insipidus. He was skin and bones when we got him. He has gained a healthy 10+ pounds. We love him very much - thank you so much for bringing him into our lives."

Peyton
Re-Homed January 2004

Gretchen
Re-Homed January 2004

Felix
Re-Homed January 2004

Radar
Re-Homed August 2003

Scooby
Re-Homed August 2002

Parker
Re-Homed January 2002

Luther
Re-Homed 1994