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2027 CCRCA Dues

Pay your 2027 dues by using Pay Pal. Please select either individual or household.

Please note: There will be a 3.49%+$0.49 service fee added. This fee is to cover the cost of the transaction. If this is not agreeable to you, please use the mail-in the form along with your ckeck. A copy of the form can be downloaded here. (Please use the renewal form to update any information that has changed.)

Please fill in all the information in PayPal, names, address, phone, and email to make sure it gets applied to the corrrect person/household.

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Note: New membership applicants can send in a completed application and pay dues electronically here, or, by check as described on the application form.

2027 Individual Membership
$50.00 + Service Charge ($2.32)
2027 Household Membership
$55.00 + Service Charge ($2.53)

Donate to the CCRCA ROC Disaster Relief Fund?
With their generous donation to the CCRCA in their Curly "Roc"'s memory, Tom and Winnie Reed started a fund to be used for animal relief emergencies. Since its inception, the Roc Fund has been helping animals affected by natural disasters and catastrophes. With the continued passion of CCR fanciers and their commitment to animals who need help, this fund is able to continue to provide assistance when disaster strikes.

Donate to the Ross Round Field Fund?
The Ross Round fund was established to promote the field aspects for the Curly-Coated Retrievers in the name of Ross Round who was a an avid hunter and Curly owner. Ross gave freely of his time to teach and assist club memebers and other bird dog owners. At the past two Specialties, the fund has offered a "scholarship" to encourage owners who have never entered a field event to try this important aspect of their dogs breeding. A training session was has been offered at most specialties, through the fund, first time entrants have had their test fees paid. The fund may be used for other reasons relating to the training or testing dogs at the descretion of the CCRCA Field Committee.

Donate to the Kathryn Cowsert JEC Fund?
The Kathryn Cowsert JEC Fund was established to promote the judges education for the Curly-Coated Retrievers in the name of Kathryn Cowsert who was a JEC Member since its inception and Curly owner. Kathryn gave freely of her time to teach and assist judges with their education of the breed. The fund is to be used by the Judges Education Committee.
Donate to Kathryn Cowsert JEC Fund