Home > Recreation > Pets > Dogs > Breeds > Molosser Group > Chinese Shar-Pei > Rescues and Shelters
Rescue and shelter sites for the Chinese Shar-Pei.
http://www.californiasharpeirescue.com/
Photographs and profiles of available dogs and adoption application.
http://www.macspro.org/
Rescuing dogs in Maryland, Virginia, and D.C. Adoption and sponsorship opportunities, pictures of available dogs, volunteer needs, and links.
http://members.tripod.com/mistydawnky/
Referral service for dogs in need of homes. Photographs, profiles, and contact information for available dogs, message board, and links.
http://www.sharpeirescue.com/
Networks and advertises dogs for rescue groups in the United States and Canada. Pictures of available dogs, adoption and volunteer applications, breed information and care, policies, and links.
http://www.operationscarlet.com/
List of upcoming events, breed history, and memorials. Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
http://www.rescueasharpei.com/
Illinois/Indiana group with profiles of available dogs, online application, success stories, merchandise, breed news, and links to other rescue organizations.
http://www.sharpeisavers.com/
Rescuing purebred and mixed dogs in the Midwest United States. Adoption form, pictures of available dogs, frequently asked questions, volunteer needs, and a weblog.
http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/TX75.html
Volunteer organization located in Abilene. Includes pet list with pictures of adoptable dogs and contact information.
http://www.sharpeirescueofva.org/
Profiles and photographs of dogs, links to other Shar-Pei rescues and past adoptions. Chesapeake.
http://www.tntsharpeirescue.com/
Rescues shelter dogs and dogs in situations of cruelty and neglect. Adoption application, description of the breed standard, and success stories. Mission, British Columbia, Canada.
http://petfinder.com/shelters/MO79.html
Pictures of available dogs and contact information. Kansas City, Missouri.
Home > Recreation > Pets > Dogs > Breeds > Molosser Group > Chinese Shar-Pei > Rescues and Shelters
Thanks to DMOZ, which built a great web directory for nearly two decades and freely shared it with the web. About us