The Komondor Club of America offers a rescue referral service, finding homes for previously owned dogs. You can find out what is available through the program by contacted the Club Corresponding Secretary. These dogs come from Humane Society organizations or directly from their original home. You can also adopt an adult dog directly from a breeder. Reputable breeders either take back dogs of their breeding that need homes or work with the owner to find a suitable second home.
Komondors are at times available for adoption, ranging in age from several months to several years.
Sometimes they are a show pup that didn't live up to his potential, or perhaps a three year old who came back to the breeder after a divorce or the family moved to a new home and were no longer able to keep the dog. Opening your home to a Komondor that is no longer a 'puppy' can be beneficial to you and the dog. If you are interested in an adult Komondor ask that your name be kept on file, by both the Club and breeders, until a dog is available. With patience, consistence and training, your new adult dog can become a fitting member of your household. Because the Komondor is a rare breed, your search may mean the only puppies available are on the opposite side of the country.