**Please note we do not ship dogs. We will do out of state adoptions only to pre-approved families
within reasonable driving distance of Utah
that can come and pick up the dog they are interested in.
If you are interested in any of our adoptable dogs, email
cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com for an application**
We require a minimum 4 foot fence (some dogs may require 6 feet) and we absolutely do not allow electric fencing.
We do not allow anyone to meet our dogs until we have an approved application on file.
within reasonable driving distance of Utah
that can come and pick up the dog they are interested in.
If you are interested in any of our adoptable dogs, email
cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com for an application**
We require a minimum 4 foot fence (some dogs may require 6 feet) and we absolutely do not allow electric fencing.
We do not allow anyone to meet our dogs until we have an approved application on file.
Max - Special Needs
*Please read entire bio!*
Max came into rescue when his family who loved him very much could no longer care for him. They made the hard decision to let him come into rescue to find a forever home.
Max had previously had seizures, and we were hoping he would grow out of them but unfortunately they continued to occur and increase in strength and frequency. He spent some time at the vet and we got him started on phenobarbital which did not fully control his seizures, so we added potassium bromide and so far the combination is working well to control his seizures.
Max has been neutered, microchipped and is up to date on shots. He is ready for his forever home.
Max has a tendency to eat things he shouldn’t (one time it was 3 socks). So he will need a family who is diligent about making sure he has plenty of appropriate toys and no access to things he shouldn’t eat (laundry, garbage, kids toys). Hopefully with time he will outgrow this habit. Because of this we will only consider homes with older children who will understand and not leave things out for him to chew. Preference will go to a home with all adults.
Max will need to continue to take anti seizure medications. He is on two drugs. It is approximately $125 a month through the vet who is seeing him currently. He will need yearly bloodwork to check the levels, and the dosage may need to be adjusted. There are many other kinds of anti seizure medications that his adopter may want to try with their vet, but at this point we are keeping him on the phenobarbital and potassium bromide. We can provide dosage amounts so you can check with your vet. These drugs are sometimes available at Costco for less than a vet clinic.
Max is a larger cavalier weighing in at about 30 lbs. He is lovable, happy, friendly, super cuddly and loves everyone he meets. He came to one of our monthly cavalier playgroups and did great meeting a variety of different people and dogs. He has the typical cavalier personality; he has never met a stranger! Max would thrive in a home with a family who is very active. He would be an awesome running or hiking companion. He is still a puppy and needs to have an outlet for his excess energy so another young dog would be ideal although he would also do well as an only dog if someone is home much of the day.
If you are interested in making Max a part of your family email cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com for an application.
REQUIREMENTS: Adopter must be willing and able to pay for Max’s medical care-monthly medication and yearly bloodwork. No small children, preference will go to adult only homes. Other dogs ok. Cats ok. $50 refund with proof of an obedience class which is highly recommended.
*Please read entire bio!*
Max came into rescue when his family who loved him very much could no longer care for him. They made the hard decision to let him come into rescue to find a forever home.
Max had previously had seizures, and we were hoping he would grow out of them but unfortunately they continued to occur and increase in strength and frequency. He spent some time at the vet and we got him started on phenobarbital which did not fully control his seizures, so we added potassium bromide and so far the combination is working well to control his seizures.
Max has been neutered, microchipped and is up to date on shots. He is ready for his forever home.
Max has a tendency to eat things he shouldn’t (one time it was 3 socks). So he will need a family who is diligent about making sure he has plenty of appropriate toys and no access to things he shouldn’t eat (laundry, garbage, kids toys). Hopefully with time he will outgrow this habit. Because of this we will only consider homes with older children who will understand and not leave things out for him to chew. Preference will go to a home with all adults.
Max will need to continue to take anti seizure medications. He is on two drugs. It is approximately $125 a month through the vet who is seeing him currently. He will need yearly bloodwork to check the levels, and the dosage may need to be adjusted. There are many other kinds of anti seizure medications that his adopter may want to try with their vet, but at this point we are keeping him on the phenobarbital and potassium bromide. We can provide dosage amounts so you can check with your vet. These drugs are sometimes available at Costco for less than a vet clinic.
Max is a larger cavalier weighing in at about 30 lbs. He is lovable, happy, friendly, super cuddly and loves everyone he meets. He came to one of our monthly cavalier playgroups and did great meeting a variety of different people and dogs. He has the typical cavalier personality; he has never met a stranger! Max would thrive in a home with a family who is very active. He would be an awesome running or hiking companion. He is still a puppy and needs to have an outlet for his excess energy so another young dog would be ideal although he would also do well as an only dog if someone is home much of the day.
If you are interested in making Max a part of your family email cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com for an application.
REQUIREMENTS: Adopter must be willing and able to pay for Max’s medical care-monthly medication and yearly bloodwork. No small children, preference will go to adult only homes. Other dogs ok. Cats ok. $50 refund with proof of an obedience class which is highly recommended.
Lady
Pretty Lady is ready for a forever home of her own!
Lady is about 8 years old and is a spaniel mix. Not sure exactly but she looks a lot like the cocker/Cavaliers we’ve gotten into rescue in the past! She’s a medium sized dog who at her proper weight should be about 30lbs. She is a little overweight which her foster is working on.
Lady has been to the vet and got a clean bill of health. She is spayed, up to date on shots and microchipped.
Pretty Lady is a mellow, sweet girl who would fit in a variety of homes. She is fully house trained. She does have some separation anxiety so she needs a home where someone is home most of the time. She gets along well with other dogs but she prefers people to other dogs. Lady does well with cats and kids. She travels well in the car. She would be an amazing companion for someone who is retired and travels and wants a companion. She is not a playful dog, but more of a gentle, mellow companion.
Lady is very determined to sleep in the bed with her person and will scale gates or push them down to get to the bed. So she needs a home where she can sleep in the big bed with her people.
If you are interested in Lady, email cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com for an application.
REQUIREMENTS: Someone home most of the time. Dogs, cats, kids ok. Lady would fit in a variety of homes.
Pretty Lady is ready for a forever home of her own!
Lady is about 8 years old and is a spaniel mix. Not sure exactly but she looks a lot like the cocker/Cavaliers we’ve gotten into rescue in the past! She’s a medium sized dog who at her proper weight should be about 30lbs. She is a little overweight which her foster is working on.
Lady has been to the vet and got a clean bill of health. She is spayed, up to date on shots and microchipped.
Pretty Lady is a mellow, sweet girl who would fit in a variety of homes. She is fully house trained. She does have some separation anxiety so she needs a home where someone is home most of the time. She gets along well with other dogs but she prefers people to other dogs. Lady does well with cats and kids. She travels well in the car. She would be an amazing companion for someone who is retired and travels and wants a companion. She is not a playful dog, but more of a gentle, mellow companion.
Lady is very determined to sleep in the bed with her person and will scale gates or push them down to get to the bed. So she needs a home where she can sleep in the big bed with her people.
If you are interested in Lady, email cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com for an application.
REQUIREMENTS: Someone home most of the time. Dogs, cats, kids ok. Lady would fit in a variety of homes.
