CavalierCrazyRescue

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About Cavalier Crazy:

Cavalier Crazy Rescue was founded in 2010. It started with one Cavalier that needed a home, and has just grown from there! As of 2015 we are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Talk to your accountant about your donations.

We are dedicated to helping Cavaliers in need in Utah. All of our dogs live in foster homes, we do not have a shelter. We have our dogs health checked for heart and knee problems, they are spayed or neutered and are up to date on shots, have microchips and dentals are given when needed before they go to their new homes.

We will adopt to out of state adopters, but only if you are within driving distance of Utah. You must come to Utah to meet the dog you are interested in. We do not ship. If you are in state we require a home visit, if you are out of state we require photos of your yard, and may require a home visit if we have a volunteer in the area. We do not adopt to homes without a fenced yard! Adoptions to families in apartments depend on the dogs needs. We believe that adoptions are on a case by case basis and will work to find the right home for the dog. We will always take our dogs back no questions asked if things do not work out or your circumstances change. It is important for us that our adopters stay in touch and feel free to contact us with questions or concerns!

If you are interested in any of our listed dogs, please download the following application, complete it and email it back to us. If you're not interested in a specific dog, it doesn't hurt to have an application on file in case one comes in.

**Many, if not most, of our dogs, get adopted by their foster families. So many of our intakes never make it to our website or Petfinder.**

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Adoption Fees

Our adoption fees vary based on age, from $100-$750, based upon age and breed.

All adoptions include: health checkup, spay/neuter, shots, dental if needed, microchip, new leash and collar, goody bag and some food the dog is eating.

Adoption fees are subject to change.

Can't adopt but would still like to help?

Consider being a foster home!

Foster homes are vital to keeping a rescue running. Our ability to save as many dogs as we can depends entirely on our fosters!

If you foster for Cavalier Crazy we pay for all medical expenses. We ask that you provide food, but arrangements can be made if that's not possible! Your foster cavalier will come to you with any and all supplies that you need, including a crate, collar, leash, bowls. We want to make fostering as easy as possible! If the dog needs to go to the vet or groomer, you can take them or you can make arrangements and we will do it, but either way the rescue pays for the appointment.

You can be as involved in the adoption process as you would like! Want to interview prospective families? You can! Want to leave it all to us? That's fine too!

We strive to make good matches both in our adoptive families and our foster families. So if you would like to be a foster and live in Utah please download the application below, complete it and email it back.

Thanks for your interest in Cavalier Crazy!

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**SPECIAL NEEDS! NEEDS DAILY MEDICATION**

Hobbs

Our handsome boy Hobbs the goldendoodle is just about ready for his forever home!

It’s been a long road with Hobbs but it seems like we finally found a combination of medications that works and Hobbs has been a month seizure free and is doing great!

Hobbs has epilepsy. He came into rescue as a breeder release 6 weeks ago. It has been a roller coaster of seizures, trying different medications and lots and lots of prayers.

We feel that Hobbs is doing well enough to schedule him to be neutered next month, and then get him off to his forever home!

Hobbs is on two seizure medications; potassium bromide (a liquid) and phenobarbital (a pill). At his current dose his medications are approximately $55 a month but those amounts could change as he gets bigger. Hobbs is about 30 lbs right now at 5 months old, so he’s got some growing to do! His adopter may want to work with their vet to try different medications but for now this combo seems to be working well.

Hobbs is your typical puppy. He likes to play, chew on things and pester his doggie foster siblings. He LOVES to play with his foster sister who is also a labradoodle. When he wears himself out he’s ready for cuddles. He is clumsy and awkward like all 5 month old puppies! He loves kids and wants to give them all kisses. He has had a rough life so far with his epilepsy and that and his medications means he tires easily. He may never be a super active sporty dog, though he does like to go for walks and to his human foster brothers soccer games. Because he is big and clumsy and gets super excited, he would do best with older kids that he can’t knock over!

Hobbs would love to have another playful dog around his size and some kids in his forever home. Because of his medications his family must be able to follow a schedule to keep him getting his medications every 12 hours. He would love to have someone home much of the day as he loves to be with his foster mom!

He is doing well with his house training but is still young and will need his family to continue his training. He is crate trained.

If you would like to apply to adopt Hobbs, our application is on our website so you can download it and email it to us at cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com or email and request one.

REQUIREMENTS: Hobbs family must be financially able to provide his epilepsy medications as well as required yearly bloodwork to test his levels. His medication is approximately $55 a month. Family must be able to keep his every 12 hour medication schedule. Dogs ok. Cats ok. Older kids ok. Preference would be a home with someone home much of the day.

Carl-1 year old

I'm Carl the love-bug, but you can just call me Carl. I am an extremely affectionate one year old Pugapoo (a pug and poddle mix). I am house and crate trained and get along with everyone. I love to play, and can often be found trailing after my foster siblings with a toy trying to get them to play. I am a medium/small sized boy around 23 lbs.

I also love to cuddle. Watching a movie on Netflix? I'm there. Reading in bed? I'm right there next to you. I don't need constant petting, I am just happy being close to you.

I am looking for a family that will give me lots of attention. Another playful dog and some kids would be great. But, I am not picky as long as I get plenty of loving's. And, believe me, the love you give me will be returned ten-fold!

I am going in soon to be neutered and have my eyes fixed. I have something called cherry eye but the vet will get me all fixed up!

If you’re interested in adding me to your family you can find the application on Cavalier Crazy Rescues website under ‘Available’ or you can email cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com

REQUIREMENTS-Carl would do best with another similar sized or larger dog to play with. He would not be a good fit with very small or very old dogs. He wants to have a playmate! He would love to have someone home most of the time, but would do ok with another dog. He rides great in a car, is very social and friendly. He is good with cats and kids.

Gertie

Cute Gertie is just about ready for a home of her own. She’s had a checkup at the vet and got a clean bill of health. Her heart is good, her her patellas are strong and her eyes are clear! Her only concern is severe periodontal disease. She’s in bad need of a dental which is scheduled. She is already missing most of her teeth and will almost certainly lose the rest.

Gertie is about 10 years old but don’t let that fool you. This is no crotchety senior dog! She is a spunky little girl with a lot of energy and personality!

We’re not sure what her mix is but best guess is Maltese and poodle. She is just 5 lbs.

Gertie loves to be with her people, first and foremost. She is fine with other small dogs but her priority lies in being held and being cuddled as much as possible. She was originally very afraid of big dogs, but her foster mama has been working with her and she is doing much better with big dogs! She would probably still prefer to be with small dogs but a mellow larger dog would be fine. Because she does have separation anxiety Gertie must have a home with someone home most of the time. She would be ideal for someone who’s retired and wants a teeny tiny dog they can take everywhere. She is the definition of a purse dog and would be happy being taken along wherever you go. She rides well in the car but does want to be in your lap, so a booster seat would be perfect and she seems to have used one before as she hopped right in mine.

Gertie can not be outside for long periods of time. She will dig and scope the fence for places to escape. We were told by the shelter that her previous adopter returned her because she left her outside all day while she worked and Gertie dug out of the yard. So anyone with a fenced yard absolutely needs to have it reinforced and searched for holes a tiny dog could squeeze through.

Alternately she would be fine with someone in a condo or apartment who would walk her frequently as we don’t feel she needs a yard to be happy. She just needs to be with her person. Due to her separation anxiety she does bark when left alone so that’s something to consider for anyone in an apartment. Having another dog around does not seem to affect her anxiety. CBD oil, calming treats or a thunder shirt might help with her anxiety when left alone.

Although fine with kids due to her tiny size she must have a home with older or no kids.

Gertie has so much love to give! She is just a darling little girl who wants to devote her life to her person. Could that be you? If you’re interested in making Gertie part of your family you can download our application on our website and email it in or email us and we’ll send you one. cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com

REQUIREMENTS-Apartment/condo ok. If a home it must have a secured fenced yard. Someone home most of the time. Small dogs ok. Cats ok. Older kids ok. Adopter must understand her anxiety and be willing to work with her on it. A session with a trainer who deals with anxious dogs is highly recommended.

Welcome!