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.

Tato

Cute little Tato aged out of a puppy mill and we were able to get him and his brother into rescue before they ended up at auction. He is a darling mix of cavalier kind charles spaniel and Japanese Chin.

Tato is a petite little guy weighing just under 9 lbs. He was extremely shy and afraid of people when he first came into rescue but as his foster mom has worked with him he has come out of his shell and is a sweet, happy little guy. He likes to go on walks and does great when meeting new people.

He loves his doggie foster siblings and takes his cues from them. He needs to have another well adjusted dog in his forever home to help him continue to learn how to be a dog! He likes to explore and has much more confidence when he has another confident dog leading the way. He didn’t know what toys were when he first came into rescue but he has figured it out now and loves to play. This has caused some issues as now he thinks everything is a toy and can chew on things he shouldn’t. So he will need continued training so he isn’t destructive. He’s still very much a puppy!

Tato has been neutered and is up to date on his shots and has been microchipped. He is all ready for his forever home.

Tato is doing great on his house training, and will use a doggie door, but sometimes needs a reminder to go out. He is crate trained and he prefers to eat in his crate.

If you’re interested in adopting Tato you can download our application and email it in or email us to send you one at cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com

REQUIREMENTS: A fenced yard. Needs another well adjusted dog in the home. Cats ok. Kids ok. Tato would fit in a variety of homes.