Memorium

Haley - RIP

Haley came to us from a breeder where she had spent her life producing litter after litter of puppies. She was apparently unable to give birth naturally and had had multiple C-Section surgeries, resulting in thick layers of scar tissue. Sadly Haley died due to complications while being spayed, a result of being cut open over and over for her puppies. Haley didn't have much time being free from her life as a breeder, but she did die free and loved. She will be missed.

Annie - RIP
Annie the Aussie was released to us at 12 years of age. She had been with her family for 7 years. We didn't know it when we got her in, but she had incontinence issues and arthritis. When we took her to the vet for bloodwork we found out that she was in kidney failure. We tried medication but sadly it was too far advanced, and we had to make the sad decision to let her go peacefully. We stood with her and loved on her as she took her last breath, so she knew she was loved. We have her cement paw print on our shelf next to our other beloved pets paw prints. She was loved.

**Foster or foster to adopt needed, must be in SLC-Ogden-Provo and willing to transport to Murray for the vet**

Jazzy is an adorable pug/Pomeranian mix. Sadly her elderly owner is no longer able to care for her as he had to go to a nursing home. The family trusted is with her care so she can find a forever home.

Jazzy is a happy girl who rides well in the car, likes to go for walks and wants to just hang out with her people. She does great with other dogs, cats and kids. She has quite a bit of energy! She is quite obese at 21 lbs, and needs to lose quite a bit of weight. Guessing her goal weight should be around 13 lbs so she has a ways to go but she likes walks and is on a weight management food, so it shouldn’t be too hard for her to get it off!

We are currently looking for a foster to adopt home for her if possible. Because of her weight and age we would like for her to lose some weight before we get her dental done but we would also love to see her in her forever home sooner rather than later. So ideally we’d like to find someone to foster her and help her lost weight so she can get a dental done when she’s lost some weight. Foster to adopt families need to be able to transport to the vet in Murray at least twice, so ideally they would be in SL Co but we are open to people further away if they are willing to transport to Murray for the vet.

Jazzy would fit in a variety of homes because she is very happy and sweet and gets along with everyone she meets! Adopter must be willing to continue her on weight loss food and take her on walks for exercise. We have found out that Jazzy is afraid of big dogs. She is not aggressive but she is nervous around them, so she would need a home with no large dogs.

If you’re interested please email cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com for more info!

REQUIREMENTS: a fenced yard, small dogs ok, cats ok, kids ok. Jazzy is used to having someone home 24/7 so she needs a home with someone home most of the time.