American Cotswold Record Association (ACRA)
The American Cotswold Record Association (ACRA) became America's official registry and certifier of the Cotswold breed of sheep in 1878, then formed their sister association the Black Cotswold Society Registry. Together, ACRA and BCR strive to preserve the pedigrees of all Cotswolds within their respective registries by keeping reliable records to help ensure purity of the breed within their respective breed standards. The goal is to contribute to the conservation, development, and promotion of the breed for all members, breeders, and Cotswold enthusiasts.
The Big News
The Livestock Conservancy has changed the status of Cotswold Sheep from Threatened to Critical!
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