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Molly in Dallas, TX

Here is Molly with her new family…

If you’re looking for a precious Cavalier who wants nothing more than to be your constant companion, sweet Molly may be your girl!

At just 14 pounds, 6 year old Molly is a beautiful, playful, confident little girl with an absolutely enormous heart. Her foster family affectionately nicknamed her “Sticky” because she loves sticking very close to her people in true Velcro Cavalier fashion. If there’s a lap available, you can bet Molly thinks it belongs to her!

Molly is super affectionate and loves to show her people how much she adores them with plenty of kisses, cuddles, and snuggles. She loves her humans and enjoys all kinds of people. She also loves car rides and outdoor adventures, so she would be a wonderful little companion for someone who wants a dog to share in the simple joys of life.

When the day is over, after the necessary snuggling on the couch, Molly is happy to settle into her crate and sleeps quietly through the night. She would also be quite content to sleep beside you and cuddle all night as well.

Being the ultimate love bug, Molly is truly happiest when she doesn’t have to share her people or her personal space with other dogs. She can be selective about her canine friends, especially dogs who are overly excitable or invade her personal space. She also really loves having her person’s lap to herself and can become uncomfortable when another dog tries to share it. For that reason, we believe Molly will absolutely thrive as the only dog in the home, where she can soak up all the love and attention she adores.

Molly is up to date on all vaccinations, on heartworm preventatives, and is microchipped. She also recently had a spay surgery and dental cleaning along with receiving treatment for parasites. Molly is completely potty trained and has had no accidents in the foster’s home.

If you’re looking for an adorable little shadow, professional cuddler, loving lap warmer, adventure buddy, and devoted best friend, Molly could be the perfect match.

If you feel you can provide Molly with a loving home where she can be your one-and-only, plenty of daily companionship, a cozy lap to call her own, and a lifetime of love, adventures, and being right by your side, please email Shelby at shelbynfields@gmail.com to express your interest.

If you have not already filled out an online application, please do so. Preference is given to applicants within a few hours driving distance of Dallas.

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Lacy in Tulsa, OK

Here is the pup with her new mom…

Say hello to Lacy from Tulsa, Oklahoma! Lacy is a stunning 6-year-old tricolor Cavalier who once worked as a breeder but has since blossomed in the care of her foster family.

At first, she was a bit shy, but she quickly grew attached to her foster mom. After a vet visit, she was spayed, had a dental (only one tooth lost!), and was treated for ear infections. One ear drum had a small tear, but now her ears are sparkling clean! Lacy weighs 17 pounds and is in great health with no heart issues, a solid structure, and a heart full of love!

Lacy is the ultimate Velcro dog. She’s a supermodel of companionship, always sticking close to her foster mom’s side. She loves joining her foster brother and sister outside but is always the first to come back inside. Fully house trained, she uses the dog door like a champ, with zero accidents. She really enjoys the other Cavaliers and follows them outside to run.

Toys aren’t really her thing, but she has a funny habit of shredding paper she finds around the house. She’s picked up great manners and is learning to wait calmly by doors. She’s a natural little watch dog and will bark at dogs on TV or outside, though she warms up to visitors once they sit down and say hello. She has improved with her shyness and is more accepting of new people in her environment.

Lacy is microchipped and on heartworm, flea, and tick prevention. She’s a fantastic eater, always polite at mealtimes, and adores ear rubs and gentle brushing. Though she didn’t know leashes before, she’s learning to walk on one and improving every day.

Lacy is a true joy. She’s grateful, alert, and completely devoted to being with her person. She’ll curl up in her special couch spot right next to you, just waiting for cuddles, and she’d love a home where she can sleep by your side.

If you are within a day’s drive to Tulsa, Oklahoma, please fill out an application (if you haven’t already) and email Janis Stauffer at okstauffer@aol.com to let her know of your interest. Lacy looks forward to her forever home!

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Lily in Lusby, MD

Here is Lily with her new family….

Hello everyone! My name is Lily and I am looking for my forever home. I’m told that I’m a little over 1 year old, but they’re unsure since I was picked up as a stray in a field in Pennsylvania. How I was ever able to manage for myself, I’ll never know, but I was very thin and hungry when I arrived. I’ve gained a few pounds since then, but I’m still considered a petite little girl weighing in at just under 14 pounds.

I’m looking for someone who wants a true lap dog but will also enjoy playing with me. I’ve been told that I can be a little feisty. When I’m ready to curl up on a lap and nap, I can be quite persistent. I also love relaxing beside my foster family on the couch and cuddling.

My Cavalier foster brother and sister have taught me many new things in my foster home. I love to play with other dogs and often lie in wait to pounce on them when they are least expecting it. I have not been around cats. Given how much I love to play though, a home with children (I’m great with kids) and possibly another dog, would be wonderful.

I love going on walks and will take care of my business while I’m out. I’m still working on commands and haven’t quite mastered them yet. When my foster parents call me, I sometimes turn it into a game by running away so they’ll chase me, and I love being chased. For that reason, a fenced yard is required. Because I’m small, I may be able to squeeze through gaps, so the fence must be secure. I’m also very curious about squirrels, deer, butterflies, and even leaves, so I may try to chase them. I’m crate trained and sleep in my crate at night, but I’d be happiest sleeping in bed beside my person.

My vet told me that I seemed to be a healthy little girl with the exception of what happened when I first arrived at my foster family’s house. You see, I had two episodes of what they believe might have been a vestibular issue. I have not had another episode in weeks but there is a chance it could happen again. While under for my spay (scheduled 9/17), the vet will thoroughly examine and clean my ears to see if that was possibly the cause. I am up to date on my core vaccines and received heartworm prevention, and I am microchipped.

If you meet all of Lily’s requirements and feel she would thrive in your home, please complete our online application (if you haven’t already) and send an email to Diane at cavalierrescueusamdwv@gmail.com.

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Chevy in Chicago, IL

Here is Chevy with his new family…

Chevy is a 4-year-old Tricolor male Cavalier. When their work schedules became increasingly demanding, Chevy’s previous family made the very difficult and selfless decision to entrust him to Cavalier Rescue USA. They loved Chevy and knew that he would thrive in a home where someone is home most of the day and can give him the companionship, attention, and love he so enjoys. They made this decision because they wanted what was best for Chevy, and we’re grateful they trusted us to find him that perfect home.

We happily accepted him. He has been in foster care for about a month and he is now ready to meet his forever family.

Chevy is an independent guy but also loves to snuggle up and curl up next to his human(s) to relax. Since being in his foster home, he spends a lot less time out of his kennel. At night he is free to roam the house in contained areas. He moves from space to space throughout the night. During the day he is at home with his foster mom and enjoys his time sunbathing inside and outside, exploring the neighborhood on walks and enjoying tons of attention from his grade school foster humans. An ideal home would allow Chevy a lot of time outside of his kennel and someone who is home most of the time.

Chevy is dog social and gets very excited to meet dogs on leash in fact a bit over excited and doesn’t know how yet to calmly meet another dog. We are working on that. Inside the house, he is being fostered with another dog, but he seems indifferent. He would do well with a very calm dog or no dog at all as he prefers to be the center of attention.

Chevy is an expressive little boy and gets so excited for walks even at the site of his leash he starts letting you know he’s ready to go. He loves a sniff walk where he gets to stop and slowly sniff and look around, but can also be redirected for a nice brisk fast walk.

Chevy doesn’t seem to be bothered by noises – sirens, thunder or any other loud noises. He is being fostered in a neighborhood where there’s many noises and he has acclimated well.

Chevy’s house trained and stands by the door when he is needing to go out. He is kennel trained but is trusted outside his kennel for short errands. He is still being kenneled for longer durations but could easily be a crate free dog eventually.

His previous family taught him some commands, such as sit, a gentle no and paw. He is motivated by food, so could easily be trained to do more tricks.

Chevy is 17.5 lbs, neutered, up to date on vaccines preventatives. He had a recent dental cleaning before coming to foster care as well.

If Chevy sounds like he might be a good fit to join your family please complete the online application if you haven’t already and then email Meg Hutson Eisenmenger at Cavalierrescuemeg@gmail.com so she knows of your interest.

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Brody in Eagle, ID

Here is Brody with his new family…

Brody is a five-year-old Cavalier with a wonderfully sweet disposition and a gentle, easygoing personality. He is a true gentle giant: he’s remarkably calm, very low energy, and one of the easiest dogs to have around. Brody rarely makes a sound, and his favorite place in the world is probably right beside his person, preferably in a lap getting as many cuddles as possible.

Brody is fully housetrained and sleeps quietly in his crate at night. He loves being with his people and will happily follow them around, but he doesn’t demand attention or make a fuss when he is settled in his crate.

Brody spent most of his life living with canine companions, so he is very comfortable and happy having other dogs around. In fact, we think he may prefer a home with another dog or dogs. He is also friendly with cats and kids.

Brody appears to have lost much, if not all, of his hearing. He does not respond when his name is called, so his new family will need to learn to communicate with him using hand signals, touch, and visual cues. He also has a bit of a free spirit when it comes to coming when called, since he doesn’t really come over just because you call him unless he has decided that he wants to! For that reason, he should always be safely on leash or in a securely fenced area. This is especially important around doors and whenever getting in or out of the car.

Brody can be a little hard to motivate, which is part of what makes him so funny. He doesn’t seem particularly interested in walking on grass. You can encourage him all you want, but sometimes Brody’s response is simply to sit down, look at you, and politely decline your suggestion. He enjoys short daily walks, but he is not a high-energy hiking buddy. He is much more of a homebody who enjoys taking things at his own pace.

And then there is Brody’s couch routine. He is a big boy and watching him launch himself onto the couch is surprisingly entertaining. He may be a gentle giant, but he is still a Cavalier who knows exactly where he wants to be, and that is usually right up on the couch with his people! His foster family has never heard him bark while awake (although he does occasionally bark in his dreams), but you will hear him in another way. This sweet boy snores, and not just a dainty little Cavalier snuffle, Brody can SNORE! It is one of his more endearing quirks.

He does best when he has someone around and would thrive in a home where he can spend lots of time with his people. Although he is well behaved when left alone, he should not be left by himself for long periods of time. He doesn’t need a busy or particularly active household; he simply wants to be near his people, have a cozy place to nap, enjoy a little walk, and get plenty of lap time.

Brody weighs 28 pounds, has been neutered and is now up to date on his vaccinations. He has a sensitive tummy, so his family will need to be mindful about what he eats and provide him with food that agrees with him.

Brody is a gentle, quiet, low-key boy who is incredibly easy to have around. He is affectionate without being demanding, friendly with everyone he meets, and always ready for a good cuddle. If you are looking for a devoted companion who would be perfectly happy spending his days by your side, and occasionally taking over your couch, Brody just might be your perfect match.

If you’re ready to give this boy a loving home, fill out an application and email the Idaho rescue coordinator, Cindy, at cseakastner@gmail.com to let her know of your interest. You can read about the adoption process: Process

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Hattie in Pittsburg, CA

Here is Hattie with her new family…

Who’s the best girl in the whole world? Why sweet, Hattie of course! She’s a healthy, 7 year old Blenheim girl born May 1, 2019 that’s up to date on all of her shots and is heart healthy. She just had a dental leaving her with a dazzling smile, combined with her cute, kissable smudge, Hattie is irresistible!

Hattie was surrendered to our rescue when her loving owner got sick and could no longer care for her. Now this darling girl is looking for a wonderful home to spend her golden years.

Hattie has been a lovely guest in her foster home, she hasn’t had one accident! She been perfect when taken outside every few hours. She’s very quiet and undemanding, following you around from room to room. She sleeps on the floor right next to the big bed and has a sweet little snore. Hattie loves walks and is very good on a leash. Not that we are body shaming, but Hattie is a bit chubby at 26 pounds, she has already lost a couple of pounds with a goal to weigh 20-22 pounds to stay at her healthiest.

Hattie has a naughty habit of tearing up tissues and getting into things that she shouldn’t so her new home needs to keep things picked up and put away. She also has some separation anxiety and would love a stay at home family with no small children. Hattie gets along with the resident Cavaliers in her foster home but she would also be happy as an only dog getting every bit of the love & attention.

If you would like to invite this cutie pie to come live with you, please complete an application if you haven’t already and then send an email to our Northern California Coordinator, Sarah Knudsen at sayrahk@gmail.com so she knows you are interested in Hattie.

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