CavalierCrazyRescue

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About Cavalier Crazy:

We Love Our Fosters!!!

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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Hello! My name is Tilly!

I am a 3 month old Plott Hound puppy. I was found as a stray and no one came to find me. The nice people at the shelter asked CCR to help and get me out of the shelter and they said of course! They couldn’t resist my soulful eyes! 😜

I’ll be getting spayed soon and will then be looking for my forever home. I’m all puppy and very sweet. I love other dogs, cats and kids. I love everyone. I need a fenced yard because I’m a hound and I like to follow my nose and would easily run off without even realizing! I’m super smart and know how to use puppy pads and have also learned how to use a dog door! I’m really young though so I’ll need patience to continue my house training. I love to play and love toys!

If you think you might be my forever family you can get an application at www.cavaliercrazyrescue.org or email cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com

Hello! My name is Murphy! I am a 3 month old cocker spaniel. I came into rescue because I have something called cherry eye and need surgery sadly my family couldn’t afford the surgery and had me come to rescue to get the surgery and find a forever home.

I am a happy, sweet boy who likes to play! I didn’t get my tail cropped and it wags constantly. I like to snuggle, chase the other dogs and pester the cat! I’m all puppy! My foster family is working on my house training but my family will need to be patient and keep working with me.

I will have my eye surgery and neuter and be available for adoption the beginning of April. So if you think you might be my forever family you can download an application on the Cavalier Crazy Rescue website or send an email to cavaiercrazyrescue@gmail.com

REQUIREMENTS: A fenced yard. Murphy likes to be outside and needs a secure yard. Kids ok. Cats ok. Dogs ok. A home with another young or dogs dog to play with is preferred. Someone should be home much if the day to continue Murphy’s house training.

Liky

Baby Lily came into rescue at just 4 weeks old weighing less than a pound. She was listed for sale on a local classified ad and a CCR supporter found her and bought her so she could come into rescue. Lily was not weaned and was very thin. She wasn’t eating or drinking and we were very worried about her. Fortunately her foster family found some food she liked, she’s started on puppy vitamins and has been drinking puppy milk replacement. Since she has started eating she has gained almost a pound!

Best as we can figure Lily is a poodle/Pomeranian mix but that’s just a guess. She is teeny tiny. We were told she was a poodle mix.

We are looking to find a home for Lily where she can be fostered to adopt so she can get in a home now when she’s little, but get spayed when she’s a little older. Because of this she must be adopted in the Salt Lake Valley area only. She will be available in about 2 weeks when she’s 8 weeks old and has had her first set of shots. Her adopter must be able to transport her to vet appointments in Murray.

Lily will only be available to approved homes with someone home most of the time to continue her crate and house training. Because she’s so tiny, she needs a home with no small children.

If you’re interested in learning more email us at cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com

Please note Lily DOES shed and has more of the Pomeranian coat, not poodle.

REQUIREMENTS: must live in Utah in the Salt Lake Valley. No kids under 12.

Welcome!