Okay, first things first. Get in touch with the local veterinary offices in your area. You never know if a vet may have a client who is trying to place a Boykin, or even trying to obtain one. One such direct mail campaign in Northern Virginia consisted of a letter to the vet, the Boykin Spaniel breed standard, a BSR brochure, and a reply card that the vet could check off for any services he would be willing to donate at no cost or reduced cost. There are several easy ways to find the vets in your area.
Yellow pages are a good place to start.
Locate your area humane societies, county and city animal shelters, and private animal rescue groups and let them know BSR is in the area. Know your BSR policies before going to visit so you have quick answers to any questions they might ask you . Many people don't know what a Boykin Spaniel is or what it looks like. Make copies of the breed standard and rescue brochures and hand them out. We want the shelters to know BSR is a responsive, efficient organization.