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Giving Thanks

11/27/2014

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Thanksgiving is a time of reflection, family, food and giving thanks. 


This year I have so much to be thankful for! For my wonderful husband who is so patient with me. He listens to me, supports me, helps with the dogs and so much more. Without his support I couldn't do this rescue.


I'm thankful for my wonderful fosters, without whom Cavalier Crazy could never have saved 22 dogs (so far!) in 2014. I cannot thank them enough for taking these sweet dogs into their homes and treating them like part of the family until they find there forever homes. Of course, some of those dogs never leave and become foster failures, and I'm grateful for them too! 


I'm thankful for my vet, who has helped me more times than I can count. Seeing a dog last minute, taking such great care of all the pups who have been in his care over the years. He is an angel. 


I'm thankful for each and every one of my friends and supporters who have bought my calendars, referred people to adopt or foster, shared the dogs' photo and sent money to help dogs in need. They listen to my complaints and offer support. They give me advice. They keep me grounded. You guys are the best!


And I'm thankful for the many dogs that have come through rescue. Each one has been so different and so special. Each one has had a story, many times very sad, and I'm grateful to have been a part of their life for a little while. I'm so glad to have been able to help them find their perfect forever home. Along with that comes being extremely thankful for my adopters, who keep in touch and send photos and emails. I know these dogs are part of their family now, and I can't say how much that means to me.


I hope all of you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your loved ones, be they family, friends or pets. 
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Vianna Trilovic
11/27/2014 09:48:07 am

... and if THEY could talk, they'd tell you how grateful they are too! On their behalf: gratitude.

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Judy Nelson
11/28/2014 03:48:34 am

Gratitude is the word. Thank you for being the amazing person that you are Jamie !!!

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*We do not ship. Adopter must come to Utah to adopt*

REQUIREMENTS: Aura must have a fenced yard. Gentle, patient kids ok. Aura must have at least one other dog in her forever home. Adopter must be patient and willing to work with Aura to over come her puppy mill past.

Sweet Aura has had her spay and dental and is ready to find her forever home.

Aura is 7 years old and came to us from a puppy mill. She is still very timid but has improved a lot since her dental as her mouth has healed.

Aura needs to have a fenced yard as she is a flight risk if she were allowed to be off leash. With time she will improve more but at this time she would not be a good fit for an apartment as she is still skittish on a leash.

She has improved much and will allow her foster to pet her and will sit on the couch with her. She loves other dogs and is good with kids who will be patient and gentle with her. She is afraid of sudden quick movements by adults and some loud sounds but is improving daily!

Aura is a sweet girl who has has a rough life but will make an amazing companion with the right family who will work with her to overcome her fears and allow her to blossom!

If you’re interested in Aura and meet the requirements you can download our app on our website and email it in, or email and request an application at cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com

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*We do not ship. Adopter must come to Utah to adopt*

Requirements: a calm, mellow home. Adopter must be willing to continue her diet and exercise program. Dogs ok. No cats. Older children or adult only home.

Gina was rescued off of a local classified page by a Good Samaritan who released her to rescue when they found out this little one needed some extensive dental work.

Gina is 14 years old and is a miniature poodle. She is extremely obese and her foster family has been working on getting the weight off with weight management food and gentle exercise. Gina has an asymptomatic grade 2 heart murmur which we are hoping will improve once she is back to a proper weight, which for her is probably around 19-20lbs. At her intake she weighed a whopping 37lbs, so she is definitely morbidly obese and needs a home that will continue her weight loss journey.

Gina is a well mannered, sweet girl who is 100% reliably housetrained, gets along with all other dogs, and loves to be with her people. She doesn’t bark, or chew. Her only naughty habit is that she likes to chase cats. She might do well with cats who are dog savvy, as she isn’t aggressive about it, but she would do best with no kitties in her forever home. While she gets along with other dogs, she prefers her people and would do just fine as an only dog with someone home most of the time.

Gina has been spayed and had a dental and is up to date on shots and microchipped. She is ready for a retirement home to call her own.

You can find our application on our website or email cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com if you’d like to apply to make her part of your family!

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