Bare Paws Rescue
Mission Statement

We are a group of individuals who are dedicated to the rescue, care and re-homing
of Chinese Cresteds in need.  We provide compassionate aid, veterinary care and
loving temporary homes while working on finding the ideal permanent situation for
each dog.  We also work to educate the public about the breed so that there may be
fewer Chinese Cresteds needing to come into rescue.  
Welcome to Bare Paws Chinese Crested Rescue.  We hope you
enjoy your visit and will consider becoming a volunteer or donating
to help these wonderful little dogs.  Every little bit of your time
and/or money will be greatly appreciated by them and us!

Please check back often, as this is a new site and is constantly being
updated.  If you have any questions about the breed, need assistance with
training issues or just want more information, please contact us!
ABOUT PUPPY MILLS

This is Amy, a sweet little Chinese Crested girl who
spent many years in a puppy mill, producing
repeated litters of puppies.  She lived in a little cage
in a barn with no sunlight, no exercise, and, saddest
of all, no affection or love.  Fortunately, she was one
of the lucky ones who was rescued from her
situation.

But there are still millions of dogs living hopeless
lives in puppy mills.  Since the majority of mills sell
their puppies to pet stores, the best way to put an
end to puppy mills is to stop buying puppies at pet
stores.  You are not "rescuing" that puppy, you are
creating a larger market for the puppy millers.  
Please consider rescue and help bring an end to the
deplorable puppy mill trade.

Amy was one of the lucky ones-she got out.  Her
days are now filled with sunshine.  Please help
others who haven't been so lucky-yet.
Volunteers and Foster Homes are always needed!
See "How you can help"
"Rescue a dog,
Unbreak a heart"
Chinese Cresteds are a lively little
breed that enjoy many activities.  
Here is River enjoying just a few:
Swimming...
...playing fetch...
...and, of course, snoozing in the sun!
(courtesy Diane Milstein)
(courtesy Julie Wells)
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NEW!  We have added a
page for you to make
donations in memory or
honor of someone.   When
you make a donation,
please state who it is in
honor or memory of and
provide us with their
address.  We will add their
name to our Honors and
Memories page, and send
them an acknowledgement
of your gift.  It is a nice way
to make a difference
during the holidays, too!  
Please click the link below
to visit:
Honors and Memories Page