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.
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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.
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.
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