Buckeye Vizsla Rescue, Inc.
A 501c3 Non Profit

To Help you identify a Vizsla

Buckeye Vizsla Rescue, Inc (BVR) is dedicated to finding good homes for Vizslas in need. Most of us have been doing Vizsla rescue since 1995 as the rescue arm of the Miami Valley Vizsla Club, Inc.

In 2014, Buckeye Vizsla Rescue, Inc. was created to be an independent non-profit organization. The goal and policies are unchanged from when we functioned for MVVC. We  handle the rescuing of pure-bred Vizslas. We accept them from shelters, from other rescues and from individuals.

We have received approval from the  IRS and are now a  501c3 Non-Profit. As such all donations are eligible for tax deductions, within the limits of the law. We hope to be providing a variety of fund raising opportunities.

Click on the PayPal Link to make a donation to the cause! Join us to help Vizslas in need however you can!

We are also registered as an Amazon Smiles Charity. When making your purchases through Amazon, please select Buckeye Vizsla Rescue as your charity

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Labs vs Vizslas

A rescue in GA

Airsong’s “GiGi”
An 8-year old purebred female Vizsla.
Spayed
UTD on Vaccinations

If you are interested in becoming “GiGi’s” New Forever Family, please fill out and application at:
www.airsongsangelsinc.org/adoption

“GiGi” is extremely sweet anaffectionate. She's comfortable lying on your lap or by herself sunning in the backyard. Her favorite things are rolling around in the grass and swatting at you with her "hands" to remind you that she's there. She has done very well with potty training, but is not ready to be left completely unattended in the home. She settles into crate training for a couple of hours at a time, but would prefer to be where owners are home most of the time. She is afraid of thunder and fireworks, and needs access to a crate to feel safe during those events. “GiGi” has playful spurts and some puppy-like behaviors, including occasional zoomies, but naps most of the day after a good walk. She walks well on a leash with some pulling, especially when she sees those nasty tree rats, aka squirrels. She takes a while to warm up to strangers and has designated herself as the neighborhood watch. She is ok with other dogs after proper introductions, but seems to think cats are snacks. “GiGi” is the “Molenator” you need for pest control! 😂
Based on some bad manners like jumping, “GiGi” would be best in a home without small children.