Testimonials
Hannah, adopted August 2014
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Well we feel like we are just super lucky. To begin with I want to say how lucky I feel to have found the page. I was searching on google for rescue sites for Cavs and your's popped up. And on the first time we visited the site we saw the posting about Hannah and how she was three years old and in great health and already potty trained plus she, like many Cavs, is a great family pet happy with kids and adults and other dogs. Plus she is a purebred Cav which was something we were looking for because we read about the breed and like the breed so much. Moreover, Hannah is the perfect dog for first time dog owners so everything has worked out so well. Plus, Hannah was the closest dog to us in Denver on any of the Cav Rescue sites that we found on the internet. So we feel very lucky--it was perfect timing. When we first picked her up she was a little shy but by that same night she bonded with us immediately. Now she is totally part of the family. We go for daily walks when it is nice. Sometimes we go for bike rides and she follows along on her leash. We have taken her hiking a few times. She loves being outside and going places with us. She sleeps in our bed with us and keeps us warm. She is a real joy to have. What was really great too was that Crazy Cavaliers is totally committed to helping Cavs find forever homes and you can tell this by the whole adoption process. We also saw firsthand the love that they have for these dogs because they host play groups for Cavs and when we went to pick up Hannah there must have been like 12 other Cavs present all running and playing happily in the yard. As I mentioned earlier we feel very lucky to have found Hannah and to have found her through this organization.
Hannah's Dad |
Nick and Millie, adopted August & November 2014
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We have had the pleasure of adopting not one but two wonderful dogs from Cavalier Crazy Rescue. This is a rescue that not only saves dogs but families as well. Our Nick is a fantastic addition to our family, he is cute, well mannered, and very much loved by us. Millie is so sweet, it is hard to believe she ever ended up in rescue, but we are glad she did. Neither of these dogs are puppies, rather they are both older dogs who are perfect for our home. Giving an older dog a home not only fulfills the dogs needs but ours as well. The rescue was diligent in seeing to the medical needs of these dogs.
Their founder is a very pleasant person who knows how to match dogs to families. She is very organized, professional, and truly cares about the welfare of the animals. Words don't express the gratitude we feel for the work she did to connect us to the perfect dogs. Nick and Millie's Mom and Dad |
Cheena, adopted August 2013,
With her sister and brother Lucy and Rufus |
We want to thank Cavalier Rescue for her dedication to rescuing these amazing little dogs and matching them up with loving families.
We had originally contacted her for a tri-color rescue but when she suggested we meet Cheena who is a black and tan Cavalier, and we immediately feel in love with this little one. She truly belongs in our family and our other 2 cavaliers were so welcoming to her. They are all so sweet together and Cheena is now enjoying the love and attention she deserves. We would recommend to anyone looking for a Cavalier, to contact Cavalier Rescue. It is truly a rewarding experience. Thanks again for all you do. Cheena's Mom and Dad |
Stella, adopted August 2014
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I found Cavalier Crazy's website online, and was so excited. From the beginning, the entire process was a breeze. At the time, there weren't any rescue pups available, but there were instructions to email to request an application. I quickly received my application and filled it out, and got a response that they would be receiving some new dogs soon.
I was nervous about the home visit-and expected some judgey lady who would point out the dirt in the corner of my house or something, and tell me that I didn't deserve a dog. That was nonsense though-she was so friendly and nice. She brought over a couple of dogs that she thought might be good for our family. We were told that we could keep the dog for a week to see how things went, and could return her if we needed to-no questions asked. That was such a load off for me, because I was a first time dog owner. I didn't know what to expect, and I was also so worried about my cat having problems with the new family member. Everything turned out so wonderfully! We are so blessed to have Stella with us. I work from home 4 days a week and she's by my side like a siamese twin. After the cat threw a 1 month tantrum-they are now civil and live in peace. We like to throw toys around the house for Stella to fetch and I take her everywhere I can. Most importantly for me-I was able to email questions about her, and she always quickly responded. I'm always trying to talk my husband into getting another dog-and once I do, I wouldn't get a Cavalier from anywhere else. Thanks so much for all your great work! Stella's Mom |
Jackson, adopted May 2014
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How do I even begin to express to you how much Jackson means to us? He has brought so much love and life to our home. Although it makes me sad to know that he didn't have the most stable first two years of his life, I'm so thankful for the opportunity to be his forever mommy and give him a lifetime of unconditional love. We have developed such a precious bond. He's my bright ray of sunshine and devoted companion. He was a little shy at first, but it didn't take long for him to blossom into a confident and outgoing boy. He fits in perfectly with our family. His three fur-brothers love him so much. I can't explain it, but there's just something extra special about Jackson. We are so grateful that you brought us together and for an incredibly pleasant adoption experience. Thank you for staying in touch with us. I feel like we've made a friend for life.
Jackson's Mom |
Remi, adopted August 2014
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We have been a family of cavalier lovers for the past 25 years after living in France and observing so many sweet cavaliers in tiny shops with the shopkeepers all day long - they were so friendly and quiet and well-behaved! When we returned to the US, we were living in a suburb of Detroit and discovered on of the top cavalier breeders in the US lived minutes away! That first year, we got two Blenheims and were on our way to a life of love! Our careers keep us moving every few years and our growing brood of 7 cavaliers moved with us every step of the way. In 2009 we found ourselves living in Salt Lake City where we rescued our first 'Ruby' who had been abused by her previous owner's husband. At that time there was no formal rescue for cavaliers in Utah. So, we reached out to cavalier rescues in California, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona - often finding cavaliers for many of our friends and relatives who had fallen in love with our cavs but couldn't afford to purchase one from a reputable breeder.
Earlier this year, we received information about the Utah cavalier rescue and the work that they have done here. We immediately found an opportunity to bring Remi into our home. The whole experience was great! He had some challenges due to his prior living conditions and being in 6 homes before he was 16 months old but he quickly adapted and he fits in perfectly with his cavalier and pug siblings! We would highly recommend Cavalier Crazy Rescue to anyone considering adoption! Remi's Mom |
Pixie, adopted December 2013
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After our companion Sensei passed away from a long illness at almost 15 years old, I was not in a hurry to fall in love again with another furever friend. But, fate had a surprise for us. Cavalier crazy Rescue needed help fostering a new puppy that was rescued from being sold on the internet. The new owners couldn't handle a puppy so they kept her in a crate for 6 months. I offered to foster her until they found the best home for her. My other Cavalier, Riley, was sad at the passing of his "brother" so I figured this would be the best for all of us. It also gave me the opportunity to help a worthy organization save another life. The foster process was diligent and thorough. I was happy to answer all the questions and open our home to the rescue group . The minute I laid eyes on my Pixie Lu, I knew she picked us and the stars were aligned! We started the adoption paperwork within 2 weeks! She helped us through our grief and she helped her brother too. Yes! As we recently discovered, they really are brother and sister ( same dad) and 5 years apart!!! So, I guess we all rescued each other and it couldn't be more perfect! Cavalier Crazy Rescue has saved so many lives. The organizer is so meticulous and thorough and goes over and beyond to make sure it's the best match for the pet and the family. I have become a strong supporter of adoption. So many of our furry friends need a new start for many different reasons. Our family is forever grateful to the rescue group for bringing Pixie Lu into our lives!
Pixie's Mom |
**We do not ship. Belle is available to local adopters only. Ogden to Provo**
REQUIREMENTS: A fenced yard. Belle likes to run and chase birds. She needs a secure, fenced yard and cannot be trusted off leash. Another playful dog is preferred. Cats OK. Kids unknown as she never lived with kids, but she would probably be fine with older kids. She’s very exuberant and jumps up a lot so no small kids. Adopter must understand she may need surgery eventually and she needs to have daily meditations and supplements.
Beautiful Belle came into rescue from a loving home who could sadly no longer care for her. Belle is a sweet, loving 3 year old cavalier who is a typical Velcro dog. She wants nothing more than to be with her person, as close as possible, preferably draped across your lap.
Belle has some special needs. She has severe hip dysplasia. At this point surgery is not a good option, but it is possible that down the line she will need surgery that will cost upwards of $2000. The surgery will need to be done when her quality of life is suffering, which at this point it definitely is not! She likes to chase birds and run in the yard, but she does have trouble standing sometimes if she’s been laying down too long. She is beginning to develop arthritis due to the hip dysplasia and is on rimadyl twice a day and and a Cosequin/MSM supplement daily. She is also had a UTI which has cleared up but she is still taking a cranberry chew supplement to keep it from returning.
Belle is also quite overweight, and is a bigger cavalier. She is about 30lbs now and should lose around 8lbs or so to be at her target weight. Losing the weight will definitely help with her hip issues and she should be kept slim to keep extra strain off her joints.
Belle will need to continue her diet and exercise program and be on medications for the rest of her life and her adopter must be prepared that she may need surgery down the line for her hips.
Belle likes other dogs and would like a playmate but she is also more dominant and can be pushy when she wants attention. She would do best with playful mellow dogs that aren’t going to care when she pushes them aside for pets! She is great with cats. She is good in the car but needs to be secured so she doesn’t jump back and forth from the back seat, and she does have a history of jumping out of car windows so she should not be allowed to be in a car with windows open unless she’s secured.
Belle is an all around great dog who is fully house trained and knows basic commands. She will wait politely to be released for her food.
If you are interested in applying for Belle please email an application (found on our website) to cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com
REQUIREMENTS: A fenced yard. Belle likes to run and chase birds. She needs a secure, fenced yard and cannot be trusted off leash. Another playful dog is preferred. Cats OK. Kids unknown as she never lived with kids, but she would probably be fine with older kids. She’s very exuberant and jumps up a lot so no small kids. Adopter must understand she may need surgery eventually and she needs to have daily meditations and supplements.
Beautiful Belle came into rescue from a loving home who could sadly no longer care for her. Belle is a sweet, loving 3 year old cavalier who is a typical Velcro dog. She wants nothing more than to be with her person, as close as possible, preferably draped across your lap.
Belle has some special needs. She has severe hip dysplasia. At this point surgery is not a good option, but it is possible that down the line she will need surgery that will cost upwards of $2000. The surgery will need to be done when her quality of life is suffering, which at this point it definitely is not! She likes to chase birds and run in the yard, but she does have trouble standing sometimes if she’s been laying down too long. She is beginning to develop arthritis due to the hip dysplasia and is on rimadyl twice a day and and a Cosequin/MSM supplement daily. She is also had a UTI which has cleared up but she is still taking a cranberry chew supplement to keep it from returning.
Belle is also quite overweight, and is a bigger cavalier. She is about 30lbs now and should lose around 8lbs or so to be at her target weight. Losing the weight will definitely help with her hip issues and she should be kept slim to keep extra strain off her joints.
Belle will need to continue her diet and exercise program and be on medications for the rest of her life and her adopter must be prepared that she may need surgery down the line for her hips.
Belle likes other dogs and would like a playmate but she is also more dominant and can be pushy when she wants attention. She would do best with playful mellow dogs that aren’t going to care when she pushes them aside for pets! She is great with cats. She is good in the car but needs to be secured so she doesn’t jump back and forth from the back seat, and she does have a history of jumping out of car windows so she should not be allowed to be in a car with windows open unless she’s secured.
Belle is an all around great dog who is fully house trained and knows basic commands. She will wait politely to be released for her food.
If you are interested in applying for Belle please email an application (found on our website) to cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com
**Requirements: A secure fenced yard, no kids under 12, no cats. Dogs ok and Toto needs another similar sized playful dog as he loves to play and cuddle with another dog (or dogs). Toto is available to local adopters only (Ogden area to Provo area). We do not do any meet and greets without an approved application on file**
Say hello to our newest honorary cavalier Toto, an adorable adult yorkie mix. We’re not sure what he’s mixed with but he is not yorkie size, he is about 16-18 lbs. He has the silky low shedding hair of a yorkie and will need regular grooming. We’re also not sure of his age as the owners said he was about 10 but the vet put him at about 5, which seems closer based on how he acts. He is a playful, energetic boy who loves to play fetch with his ball and likes to spend time outside in the yard.
Toto came into rescue when his family couldn’t keep him anymore and a Good Samaritan took him in and released him to rescue so he could find a perfect forever home. He has seen the vet and is in perfect health. He is neutered and up to date on his shots and microchipped.
Toto is a sweet, happy boy who likes to play but will also snuggle for hours. He get super excited when he sees his leash because he loves to go on walks and go on rides in the car. He really is just a perfect boy with a great mix of playful and cuddly. He’s fully house trained and will bark to go outside.
We were told Toto didn’t like little kids and we haven’t had a chance due to social distancing to have him meet any kids so we are saying only older kids, over 12. Toto is also not good with cats and will chase them incessantly so no cats in his forever home.
Toto is a smart, happy boy and his forever family will be lucky to have him!
If you’re interested in adding Toto to your family please email an application (available on our website) to cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com
Say hello to our newest honorary cavalier Toto, an adorable adult yorkie mix. We’re not sure what he’s mixed with but he is not yorkie size, he is about 16-18 lbs. He has the silky low shedding hair of a yorkie and will need regular grooming. We’re also not sure of his age as the owners said he was about 10 but the vet put him at about 5, which seems closer based on how he acts. He is a playful, energetic boy who loves to play fetch with his ball and likes to spend time outside in the yard.
Toto came into rescue when his family couldn’t keep him anymore and a Good Samaritan took him in and released him to rescue so he could find a perfect forever home. He has seen the vet and is in perfect health. He is neutered and up to date on his shots and microchipped.
Toto is a sweet, happy boy who likes to play but will also snuggle for hours. He get super excited when he sees his leash because he loves to go on walks and go on rides in the car. He really is just a perfect boy with a great mix of playful and cuddly. He’s fully house trained and will bark to go outside.
We were told Toto didn’t like little kids and we haven’t had a chance due to social distancing to have him meet any kids so we are saying only older kids, over 12. Toto is also not good with cats and will chase them incessantly so no cats in his forever home.
Toto is a smart, happy boy and his forever family will be lucky to have him!
If you’re interested in adding Toto to your family please email an application (available on our website) to cavaliercrazyrescue@gmail.com
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