Latte in Bagdad, KY

Latte is a 3-year-old tri-color Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with an incredible journey. She was born blind, but once she entered rescue, everything changed. Latte received cataract surgery that gave her the gift of sight—and with it came a whole new dog.

Now able to see the world around her, Latte is curious, playful, and eager to explore. She has a sweet Cavalier nature paired with a touch of stubbornness that makes her both charming and entertaining. Watching her confidence grow as she discovers new sights has been truly special.

Latte will need ongoing eye care for the rest of her life, including eye drops (approximately $20 per month) and visits to a veterinary ophthalmologist every six months. She does well with her routine and will thrive with an adopter who is committed to maintaining her medical care.

Her ideal home is a calm, stable one. Latte should not live with cats, and she needs a family where someone is home most of the day to provide companionship and consistency. Latte would benefit from one-on-one training as she is still very puppy-like with her new lease on life. Her house training is in progress; she was house broken before her surgery, but now she is having accidents.

Latte is ready for her forever home—a place where she’ll be loved, supported, and celebrated for the resilient, joyful girl she is. If you’re looking for a devoted companion with a remarkable story, Latte may be the one for you.

If you’d like to be considered for Latte’s forever home, please complete the online application (if you haven’t previously), then email Kimberly Deman at kimberlyademan@gmail.com so she knows of your interest.

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Bentley in Tulsa, OK

My name is Bentley. I’m a splendidly coated tricolor Cavalier of seven years. I came from a senior couple that due to their age and mobility limitations, felt the necessity for me to be in a more suitable home. 

I chose the name Bentley because of the royal like name, fine and sleek like the prized British auto with meticulous attention to shape, size, and body lines. My coat is short and silky, curly haired ears like a soft shag rug, symmetrical markings for my face, legs and even my cosmopolitan ice cream like tail: white tip, black flag, and tan bottom. Cool whip anyone? 

Like the Bentley car, I love to run and go fast! I had a big yard where I used to live so when the door was opened, I let the horsepower in me take off. Foster daddy is working with me on the leash to throttle back a bit of that energy to enjoy some of the scenery as we walk on the sidewalk. Daddy says I’m like Velcro, where he goes, I like to follow him. Laundry, garage, mailbox, dinner plate. When he reads, I snuggle next to his left side and become his arm rest. 

I’m doing well on potty training since the vet took out my two main ball bearings, and no accidents, leaks, dripping, marking, or poopers in the house. I’ll go to the back door and whine a bit if I need to let you know, but usually every two or so hours is my time zone. I’m not used to a doggie door, so most of the time I’ll just need you to open the door, let me out, let me do my business, then I come back to the door, and bark at it till you let me back in. I’ll beat you every time to the cookie jar! He fills my tummy tank with premium kibble twice a day, breakfast and 4:30pm dinner. He rewards me for outside potty with two small kibbles each time. 

 I do have a tendency with car sickness. Short local errand type trips are ok but any longer I need to get out and stretch my legs and tummy or you’ll be seeing what I ate earlier. I was diagnosed with a grade 2 heart murmur that is not severe, but the doctor felt the medication would be helpful to start. I also have dry eyes and need help making tears for my eyes. I will need both of these medications for the rest of my life and the cost of the medication is $120 a month. It is possible that I don’t see perfectly out of one eye as I can’t find you if you are on my left side. I listen for your voice to find you. I am microchipped and on heartworm and flea prevention. 

I went to the dentist and had cleaning and polishing done. I don’t chew on any toys, squeaker animals, or socks. I love to rough house with my foster Dad and then get good massages and rubs. Just being next to you makes me so happy and relaxed. Since I am a shadow to my person, I am not happy unless I’m sleeping in his room. Before bedtime I potty one last time then crawl into bed  and doze off quickly. I sleep very well, but during the night I’ll let him know if I need to go out and potty and then return quickly to get back to sleep. 

I have plenty more years and miles in me. Any place you go I’m happy to be there with you. I look forward to meeting you and taking a few laps around the hood, doggie track park, back yard, or race to the cookie jar with you soon. 

If you think Bentley would fit well in your home and live within a day’s driving distance to Tulsa, please fill out our online application if you haven’t already. Then contact Janis Stauffer, the Oklahoma Coordinator at okstauffer@aol.com to let her know of your interest. 

Bentley is a very handsome, well-behaved Cavalier with all of the best traits of the breed! 

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Toby in Rogersville, MO

Here is Toby with his new mom…

Meet Toby! Toby is a sweet-natured, 1-year-old, healthy boy born November 14, 2024. He came to Cavalier Rescue USA from a commercial breeder. When Toby first arrived at his foster home, he was timid and uncomfortable around people. However, Toby quickly adapted to his new home and has adjusted well. He is an active, playful pup who, on the first day, mastered jumping up on the couch! The couch is his favorite place to hang out with toys and snuggle with his foster mom. 

Toby loves squeak toys, especially his duck and Lamb Chop. He will run over to play whenever a toy squeaks. He enjoys carrying the toy around, and eventually, Toby and the toy end up on the couch. On a typical day, Toby has most of his toys out of the toy box and scattered around the floor. He also loves to chew on bones, and he particularly enjoys gnawing on one just before bed. 

Of note, Toby guards or protects his toys and bones. He will growl and grumble if his Cavalier housemate shows interest in what he has. He will also engage in brief scuffles to keep a toy or steal it if his housemate is not paying attention. The events never rise above a squabble, with Toby frequently claiming the prize. 

One essential point is that Toby never guards his toys or bones from his foster mom. She can approach and take any toy or bone away without Toby protesting or resisting. His foster mom can also freely handle and pick up his food bowl. Toby gently takes treats from his foster mom’s hand and never nips or uses his teeth when he is hand-fed. However, he wants his housemate’s treat too and will nudge with his nose to get the treat for himself! To help him be patient, he is learning to sit and wait for his turn, and he is making good progress.

Toby gets along well with his Cavalier housemate. They enjoy running around the yard, playing, and romping. While outside, Toby will come when his foster mom calls him, or he will come to the door and bark to be let in. Inside, Toby follows his foster mom from room to room, staying close to her. If he is not with his foster mom, you can find Toby hanging out on the couch or snuggling on a blanket with his Cavalier housemate. However, what Toby loves best is to cuddle up next to his foster mom on the couch. 

Toby has a great appetite and enjoys chewing on bones, especially those with peanut butter. Toby is generally quiet. However, he does bark at the things that typically excite a dog. For example, he will bark at the doorbell, at dogs on TV, at his image in a mirror, at strangers, and, when he is outside, at the chickens!

Toby knows his name, and he walks politely on a leash. He enjoys going outside for a stroll, especially if his Cavalier housemate is with him. Toby is ready to begin learning basic obedience commands such as sit, down, and stay. He sleeps in a crate at night, keeps it clean, and signals by pawing if he needs to go outside to potty. 

During the day, Toby does very well on scheduled potty breaks. He had a few accidents in the house when he initially arrived. However, now that he has adjusted to the household routines, he is reliable. Potty breaks should be every three to four hours to ensure Toby remains accident-free. 

Toby is a healthy boy. When Toby first came into foster care, he had mild gingivitis, and the veterinarian recommended that he chew on bones. However, his teeth should be monitored for further evidence of tartar buildup. Since coming to rescue, Toby has been neutered. Prior to his neuter, he had one testicle and, during the neuter, the veterinarian was unable to locate the second one. A follow-up testosterone level may be necessary in the future. 

Since his first days in foster care, Toby has overcome his initial fears. Toby is an intelligent boy who learns quickly and has a strong food drive, which makes it easier for him to adjust to his forever home and overall training. 

Toby will make an ideal companion for individuals, couples, and families with older children, with the time and patience to work with Toby on his home manners and basic obedience. He will do best in a home with established routines and another easy-going, mature dog.

If you can provide Toby with his loving forever home, please fill out our online application if you haven’t already done so. Then email cavalierrescuesarah@gmail.com to let her know you are interested in Toby.

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Sonny in Plano, TX

Update 12-11-25: We’ve received several promising applications for this pup so aren’t taking more applications for now. Thank you!

Meet Sonny (pronounced like “Sony Music”), a ten-month-old Tricolor boy that came to rescue when his family was unable to care for him anymore. His birthdate is January 21, 2025.

Sonny is unusually calm for a puppy, making him a wonderful companion for families, singles or simply anyone wanting a sweet, easygoing dog who loves to be by your side. He’s friendly, well-mannered and ready to give all the love he has.

Sonny is affectionate and loves nothing more than being close to his human family. Whether it’s curling up for a cuddle, playing, or following you from room to room, he wants to be part of your day. Sonny is playful, gentle, and thrives in a loving, calm environment.

Sonny loves his toys, especially the toys that squeak. He loves to find a new toy in the toy box. Sonny has a puppy friend in his home now. They enjoy chasing each other and playing tug-of-war. Sonny is gentle with the puppy and is always happy to play with her. Sonny also enjoys chewing on a bone each day. Sonny is still learning to walk on a leash and has made great progress.

Sonny would love a family who understands his need for companionship and consistency. Sonny would thrive in a home where someone is around most of the time. Another dog companion that is gentle and of similar size may be helpful for Sonny as well.

Sonny came to his foster home slightly underweight with a sensitive stomach. He currently eats prescription food three or four times per day and has successfully gained weight. Sonny appears to have a fast metabolism, as it’s been challenging to put weight on him despite giving him as much as two cups of food each day. Sonny also takes a probiotic once a day to support his digestion.

Like most Cavaliers, Sonny is a good-eater. It’s likely he was previously given people food, as he always begs for people food. His forever family will need to be disciplined, sticking to nutritious dog food and avoiding the temptation to give in to puppy-dog eyes. With time and consistency, Sonny will settle into a healthy routine.

Following a walk or playtime, Sonny enjoys his naps. He prefers to lie on a lap, which is definitely his happy place. Recently Sonny has begun to cuddle with the other dogs. After a nap, Sonny is ready to take on the day again!

Sonny is now in good health. He’s up to date on all his vaccinations, and he recently received his neutering surgery.

Sonny had a “cherry eye” which occurs when the tear gland of the third eyelid prolapses and protrudes as a red, swollen mass at the inner corner of the eye. Sonny had a successful corrective surgery. (His right eye was healthy and did not need surgery.)

Sonny also has been diagnosed with a Grade II/IV luxating right patella on his right leg. Surgery is not needed, but it should be evaluated annually.

Sonny is not fully house trained to date. At times, he will stand by the gate to signal when he needs to go outside. But, sometimes he forgets and will have accidents in the home. His new forever family will need patience and a willingness to work with Sonny while taking him outside regularly.

Sonny sleeps in a dog crate for about eight hours overnight. If his foster family goes out, Sonny stays in a small, gated laundry room or dog crate for short periods of time. He’s comfortable with this arrangement and often uses the time for a nap.

Looking for a sweet, snuggly baby boy with a heart as warm as his big, gentle eyes? Sonny might just be your perfect match! This sweet pup loves to cuddle and is overflowing with affection.

If you’re looking for a loyal shadow and a devoted companion, Sonny is your guy.

Sonny loves all attention and is eager to bring joy and affection to your home.

If you feel you can provide Sonny with everlasting love, toys to play with, low alone hours and perhaps a friendly canine sibling, please email Shelby at shelbynfields@gmail.com to express your interest. If you have not already filled out our online application, please do so. Preference will be given to applicants within a few hours driving distance of Dallas.Online Application

Titus and Denny in Middletown, DE

Here are the pups with their new family…

Titus and Denny, a charming pair of seven-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel cousins, are a bonded duo seeking their forever home. Titus, a striking Tricolor, and Denny, a handsome Blenheim, were surrendered due to their owner’s severe allergies. Both are exceptionally sweet, well-behaved, and nearly perfectly house-trained.

Titus is initially shy but quickly becomes a devoted companion, while Denny is an instant friend, showering everyone with affection. They are wonderful with other small dogs and young children, making them an ideal addition to a loving family.

These low-maintenance pups enjoy eating, sleeping, playing, and, true to their Cavalier nature, snuggling! The ideal home would have someone present most of the time to spoil them. 

If you’re interested in adopting Denny and Titus, please review our adoption process and complete an online application if you haven’t already. Then, email Rescue Coordinator Diane Lombardo at cavalierrescueusamdwv@gmail.com so she knows of your interest.

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