The Vizsla is
also called the Hungarian Pointer. At the end of World War I, the Vizsla
was all but extinct. The importation of the breed into the United
States began in the 1950s. The breed was admitted into the American
Kennel Club in 1960.
The CVC maintains a rescue network for Vizslas lost, abandoned, found,
or given up. We pick up the dogs and provide foster homes until a new
home is located.
People wanting to adopt a rescue should contact the rescue coordinator to be placed on the waiting list.
People who can no longer care for their Vizsla and must give them up
should contact the rescue coordinator to arrange a transfer.
