Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

PACT Sanctuary

Date of Birth 30/06/2021Breed Jack Russell X SpanielSex FemaleCan live with cats NoCan live with dogs NoCan live with younger children NoCan live with older children 16+Neutered YesVaccinated YesMicrochipped Yes Aggie is a spirited, 3 year old crossbreed that has come into our care as an unclaimed stray through the dog warden. Aggie is full of energy and is looking for an active household where she will have her exercise and mental stimulation needs met. Aggie would be suited to being the only pet in the household so she can have all the attention she deserves and training she requires to thrive. She can live with sensible children aged 16 and upwards who will suitably interact with her and appreciate the need to give her space when she needs it. Aggie is very eager to explore on her walks, and can pull on the lead. Due to her size, this is manageable but her new family would benefit from working on loose lead walking when she is in her new home. Aggie has the potential to learn very quickly. She is very food orientated and responds wonderfully to positive rewards based training, she therefore would benefit from an owner who can continue with her training with kindness and consistency. Aggie can be cautious around new people and situations. She’ll need slow, patient introductions to unfamiliar faces. However, once she warms up, Aggie has the potential to be a loyal and affectionate companion. Aggie will need her new owner to be around the majority of the day initially, while she gets familiar with her surroundings and routine, but leaving hours can slowly be introduced once she is settled. If you’re looking for a lively, loving dog who will keep you on your toes, Aggie might just be the perfect match for you! Puppies less than 6 months £450Puppies 6 months - 12 months £400Adult dogs - £350Geriatric dogs subject to individual assessment

Springer Rescue Scotland

he is a happy, boisterous and busy dog. He is very friendly and is described as a loveable rascal. He is used to a very rural location and can be challenging around traffic and busy spaces. He is used to an active life. He gets excited around other dogs and loves to play. He is very biddable, needs further training and socialisation, with lots of potential, and will make a great addition to any family. He is well behaved in the house and rarely barks.Energy Requirements: Needs regular daily walks, preferably rural, forestry or beach walks, away from traffic.Training: Bragi needs consistent training. He pulls on the lead at first but settles down. His recall is a work in progress. He is keen to learn, but can be a bit stubbornVisiting the vet: Bragi has had his routine healthcheck and is fit and well. He is up to date with his vaccinations.Travelling: Bragi travels well in the car.Food: Bragi loves his food but can grumble if another dog comes too close while he is eating. He would be best separated for meals if he is living with another dog/s. Sleep: Bragi prefers to sleep on the floor, currently in the kitchen.Behavioural issues: His only issue is guarding of food. He is happy to share toys and has no other issues. He is not ball obsessed.Home needs: Bragi needs an active but quiet, rural or semi-rural home. His new owners will need to be patient with him and consistent with his training. Older children would be fine, he has a tendency to jump up in people’s faces, so no very young children. He would be best with another friendly dog to play with. He has been used to having access to a large garden. Ongoing support: Springer Rescue for Scotland will be available for any support with your new dog and can offer behavioural support in case of any problems that may arise on adopting a dog. Please do not express interest in Bragi if you are going on holiday in the next 4-6 weeks. If you have been home-checked or approved by email then please complete the interest form below. If you haven’t applied yet but think I’m your perfect companion, please complete an application on the website and then submit the form below. Please ONLY contact us if you fit the required criteria #block-48d26569b757917d0546 { --stroke-style: none;--stroke-thickness: 6px; --tweak-text-block-background-color: initial; } #block-48d26569b757917d0546 .sqs-html-content { --tweak-text-block-padding: 6% 6% 6% 6%; --tweak-text-block-padding: initial; } #block-48d26569b757917d0546 { mix-blend-mode: var(--tweak-text-block-blend ); border-radius: var(--tweak-text-block-radius); } #block-48d26569b757917d0546 { --tweak-text-block-radius: 0px 0px 0px 0px; } #block-48d26569b757917d0546 { } @media screen and (max-width: 767px) { #block-48d26569b757917d0546 { } } @media screen and (max-width: 767px) { #block-48d26569b757917d0546 .sqs-html-content { } } @media screen and (max-width: 767px) { } <img src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66f8226b9e4b7f7a084b1724/1775731894286-493QKCQR2PUEBGZZD7EJ/image10.jpeg" alt="image10.jpeg" /> <img src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66f8226b9e4b7f7a084b1724/1775731896830-P1D2L97GCJWGXT5IQQM9/image7.jpeg" alt="image7.jpeg" /> <img src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66f8226b9e4b7f7a084b1724/1775731897951-G697SKA2ZWQZ1PB5S5RV/image6.jpeg" alt="image6.jpeg" /> <img src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66f8226b9e4b7f7a084b1724/1775731900369-XUYS2RBPMMS522RFGA12/image2.jpeg" alt="image2.jpeg" /> #block-baa62e46c23f11b0aaa0 .sqs-gallery-block-grid .sqs-gallery-design-grid { margin-right: -20px; } #block-baa62e46c23f11b0aaa0 .sqs-gallery-block-grid .sqs-gallery-design-grid-slide .margin-wrapper { margin-right: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px; }

TAG Pet Rescue

MEET BRUNO Spaniel Mix Small/medium2 years old Children over 8 years old Bouncy Bruno is a brilliant little man with boundless energy and a love for bouncy balls! He’s clean in the home and doesn’t shred or chew furniture, but he’ll appreciate having plenty of toys to keep himself entertained. Bruno is lead trained but can be a bit strong when excited—further training will help improve this. He also knows basic commands like ‘sit’ and ‘paw,’ and being such a clever boy, he’ll pick up new commands quickly. With his high energy and intelligence, Bruno will need plenty of both physical and mental stimulation. We believe he’d thrive in agility training, but he’s just as happy chasing a ball! Bruno has lived with other dogs and enjoys their company. He’d be happy to live with another dog of similar energy, as he can be quite enthusiastic in play. Super loving and affectionate, Bruno just wants to snuggle on a cosy sofa. He’d make the perfect addition to an active family who can give him the exercise and love he deserves.

One Paw At A Time

lovely Bruno is currently in China, he was saved from being sold to the slaughter house andthen taken from a shelter with 100s of dogs. He is a cavalier King Charles spaniel , he a lovely beautiful boy. We will update her profile more, when he is finally here in the UK, he will be traveling around the end of May.You could make a donation, sponsor a dog, join our supporters club or buy from our shop.How about volunteering or fundraising for us?We have corporate support opportunities too.

Save Our Spaniels

CALVIN, we will be brutally honest, is a medium mixed breed of unknown quantities, but is 100% gorgeous! He is in foster in Chippenham, Wiltshire. He was one of 80 dogs rescued from a Spanish perrera that was closing with no options for it’s occupants, other than to be put to sleep. He’d been in the perrera for quite a while with no bedding, decent food or any human interaction, so for him to arrive into a UK foster home and settle so well is a great indicator to his temperament. Words from his foster mum, “Calvin is a really lovely boy. He loves to have belly rubs and will roll over to ask for one. He’s very sweet”. He has been living with a resident dog, teenagers and chickens in the garden (although I believe there was an incident whereby he carried said chicken to a new location!). He can get anxious around other dogs when out on a walk and this will need further work with a calm and relaxed adopter, who will introduce him to good experiences when meeting new dogs. We would love to see him in a home with another calm, maybe older dog, so he can learn from their reactions to new situations. Sadly, whilst in foster, CALVIN has been diagnosed with glaucoma and had one eye removed. There is potential for it to develop in the other eye, hence his need for a long term foster home (Save Our Spaniels would pay for all his veterinary care going forward). CALVIN is housetrained and has been left for a couple of hours with no incident, he just settles on his bed and sleeps. Happy to eat, share toys and chews with the resident dog and instantly friendly when meeting new people. He is microchipped, vaccinated, castrated and parasite treated and has a Spanish Passport.

Many Tears Animal Rescue

17-04-26 Carry is a sweet, gentle girl who has come to us from a breeder and is currently very scared, timid, and unsure of humans. She will need plenty of time, patience, and TLC in her new home to help her learn to trust and build a loving bond with her family. Once she gets to know you, she will approach you for a fuss but she isn't comfortable being picked up at the moment as this is very new for her.Carry will be looking for a calm and quiet, adult only home where she can settle in at her own pace. She relies on other dogs for comfort and will need at least one kind and confident resident dog in her new home. A canine companion will provide her with reassurance and help guide her as she learns about home life, giving her someone to lean on as her confidence grows.As Carry has never lived in a home before, her adopters will need to be understanding while she learns the basics, such as house training and walking on a lead. The big wide world may feel overwhelming for her at first, so starting with calm, gentle experiences, like exploring the garden will help her gradually gain confidence.With love, patience, and understanding, Carry has all the potential to blossom into a happy and trusting companion.Our vets have noted that Carry has a Grade 3 patella luxation in her right hind leg, this isn't causing her any issues at the moment and may improve with gentle exercise but it will need to be monitored by her adopters and their vets and should she need any treatment in the future it wouldn't be coverable by insurance.Carry has a travel document.Carry has been given the Gift of Life by Wendy Bowen

Save Our Spaniels

CHABELITA is in foster in West Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire and ready to find her forever home. From the moment she arrived into her foster home, she has been so well behaved, loves her walks, especially where she can have long sniffs. Happy to meet dogs and people when out and about. Sleeps in the fosterer’s bedroom in her bed alongside the resident dogs, but would probably sleep elsewhere. She has been exposed to older children (teenagers) and she was very happy and settled with them. She is generally instantly friendly with all new people. She was found on wasteland in Spain with a podenco and clearly had been dumped. Her first time in a home and she has flourished. CHABBY is housetrained and happy to share food and toys with the other resident dogs (but will need some supervision with chews!). She has not been off lead, only used long lead so far with the foster family. She does show interest in birds etc, so could have a slight prey drive, so off lead needs to be part of on going training. She is a well behaved, loving little girl and would respond so well where she can get lots of cuddles and attention. She doesn't gulp her food or snatch treats. CHABBY would be very happy as an only dog with someone around most of the day (can be left for an hour or two), but equally would love a resident dog to cuddle up with. All she wants is cuddles, lovely walks and a warm cosy bed. She is microchipped, vaccinated, spayed, had recent parasite treatments and has a Spanish Passport.

Many Tears Animal Rescue

18-04-26 Cloe is a very worried little lady who has come to us from a breeding environment and is not yet comfortable with being handled. It’s clear she has had very little experience of kindness, so she can be quite flighty and may panic if approached too quickly and can choose to make the wrong decision if pushed out of her comfort zone.Cloe settles quickly once she feels safe and has already begun making lovely progress. With her favourite member of staff she is already showing her funny and affectionate side and is happy to approach him, kiss his fingers and will even do a little excited dance. With patient, understanding adopters who can appreciate why she may feel scared or defensive and support her as she builds trust, we believe she will settle in and start to come out of her shell.She will need a calm and quiet adult-only home with no visiting children and with adopters who have experience of scared ex-breeding dogs and who are willing to give her the patience, kindness, and time she needs to truly thrive.Cloe is already starting to approach you slowly on her own terms and so will need plenty of time, gentle encouragement, and extra TLC to continue building her confidence. She absolutely loves the company of other dogs and will need a kind, calm, and confident resident dog in her new home to help guide her as she adjusts to home life.As she has never lived in a home before, Cloe's adopters will need to be kind and understanding as she settles in and learns all about home life and new skills like house training. She doesn't yet walk on a lead and harness and will need to practice around the home and garden once she is more comfortable with being handled.Cloe has had 7 teeth extracted at the time of her spay as well as an inguinal hernia repaired. She had a lump on her right upper eye lid that has been removed.Cloe has a travel document.Cloe has been given the Gift of Life by Carol Unsworth

Bliss Cavalier Rescue

Location: Wakefield, West YorkshireShe has done brilliantly learning about normal home life, things like walking on a lead, going up and down stairs, and being part of a family. While she is still learning, she is making steady progress and will continue to do so in the right home.She has some very endearing little quirks, including collecting toys and carrying items like tea towels or her foster mum’s jumper back to her bed. It has been a joy to see her begin to play, with little zoomies starting to appear as her confidence grows.She is a larger Cavalier at around 14.5kg, but not overweight, and will benefit from continued exercise to build muscle and strength.Behaviour traits: Gentle, sweet, still learning, affectionate, slightly unsure in new situations Activity level: Moderate – increasing as confidence grows Training required: Ongoing confidence building and continued exposure to normal home and outdoor environmentsType of home required: Calm, patient home with a secure garden and at least one friendly resident dog. Not suited to homes with large, boisterous dogs or intact males.Read Adoption ProcedureApply for this dog here:

Bliss Cavalier Rescue

Location: Elsecar, near BarnsleyReduced adoption fee appliesDexter is a sweet, gentle 9-year-old Cavalier who is looking for a calm and understanding forever home. He enjoys being close to his people and loves companionship, particularly from men. Although he is not an overly cuddly dog, he prefers affection on his own terms.Despite being deaf, Dexter has adapted remarkably well and responds very effectively to hand signals. He already knows how to sit and give a paw, and he enjoys interacting with his people and being included in day-to-day life.Dexter travels beautifully in the car and enjoys outings. He walks nicely on the lead overall, although he can occasionally be a little stubborn and decide he would rather choose the route himself! Due to his mobility issues, longer walks may require the use of a buggy so he can rest comfortably when needed.He settles well at home, sleeps happily on his own bed in the bedroom overnight, and generally ignores other dogs when out and about. Dexter could live as an only dog or alongside a calm existing dog.Dexter is currently overweight and has already started his weight loss journey in foster care. Keeping him slim will be extremely important for his long-term comfort, mobility, and quality of life.Health conditions: Dexter has multiple ongoing medical conditions, including chronic pain, hip dysplasia, spinal issues, allergies, recurrent pododermatitis/interdigital cysts, dry eye, pigmentary keratitis, and deafness. He is also currently overweight and requires careful long-term weight management. On medication? Yes – Gabapentin, Paracetamol, and ongoing eye medication and monitoring.Dexter will require adopters who are financially and emotionally prepared to continue managing his medical needs long term. His conditions are pre-existing and are therefore will not be covered by insurance.Behaviour traits: Gentle, affectionate in his own way, calm, enjoys company, occasionally stubborn, but very sweet Activity level: Low to moderate Training required: Continued weight loss programme, sensible exercise routine, and ongoing use of hand signal communication due to deafness.Type of home required: Calm, understanding home with a secure garden and adopters committed to properly managing his medical conditions and weight long term.Important Notes Dexter’s ongoing medical conditions are lifelong and will require continued management and veterinary care. Keeping Dexter slim is essential for his long-term comfort and mobility. Longer walks may require use of a buggy due to his orthopaedic issues. No young children. Home check and meet & greet required within 7–10 days of applying. Please read our adoption procedure before applying:Read Adoption ProcedureApply for this dog here:

Springer Rescue Scotland

Donald is a beautiful Sprocker. His coat is almost black, but he has dark brown through it. Very smart and responds to commands very well. He is fantastic in the house. Will wait to be asked if allowed on sofa. He is an affectionate dog and likes to sleep on top of you. He also likes his bed and will happily sleep there too. He loves his walks and is very excited to go out. He does not like other dogs. Reactive to other dogs up close. He is fine at a distance or across a road. He is a friendly loyal dog. He is a country dog, excellent at fetching things and running are favourite pastimes and great for training. Overall, a wonderful dog for the right family.Energy Requirements: He is an energetic boy. He has a morning walk for about 30 mins and then a longer afternoon walk and a late evening walk. He is reasonably good on the lead, but pulls a little. Secure dog fields are great for him, and he enjoys his visits. He is happy to be left for short periods in the home.Training: He is excellent with his training and responds well. He already had a great foundation. He will wait to be told for food and also waits before coming in house before owner. He walks really well to heel off lead when practised in a secure field. Recall is good in a secure field. He does however like to hunt and chase rabbits. With his reactivity to dogs, he is best off lead only in secure dog fields or safe areas. He is ball obsessed, but has been enjoying the agility courses at the secure dog fields instead of ball time.Visiting the vet: He was quite nervous at the vet’s, however let the vet check him over. No aggressive behaviour at the vets, just nervous.Travelling: At the moment he travels on the back seat of the car clipped in. He travels well, whinges a little as he is excited. Usually quiet on way home after his walk.Food: He currently eats twice a day. He eats his food no problem. He currently eats Harrington Natural Choice.Sleep: He sleeps downstairs in the family room. No issues or barking. He has a final evening walk at about 11 am and will sleep happily till 7am. Behavioural issues: Donald is reactive to other dogs. When he sees another dog while on lead, he looks like he is excited to see them. He doesn’t bark or growl, but when closer he will be more aggressive. Overall, it is manageable for someone who is a confident dog owner. Awareness of surroundings and communication with other dog owners makes walks easier. He is excellent in the home. No behavioural issues at all. No aggression ever to humans.Home needs: Donald will need an active home, with someone very experienced with the breed, and around most of the time who can continue his training and offer him interesting but quiet walking opportunities. Someone who is confident to handle him if issues arise when walking. This involves distracting him and avoiding other dogs as much as possible. He would benefit from a secure garden for play in and for training between walks. He would be best as the only dog in the home, although he has lived with other dogs and if introduced slowly this might be an option. Ongoing support: Springer Rescue for Scotland will be available for any support with your new dog and can offer behavioural support in case of any problems that may arise on adopting a dog.Please do not express interest in Donald if you are going on holiday in the next 4-6 weeks.If you have been home-checked or approved by email then please complete the interest form below.If you haven’t applied yet but think I’m your perfect companion, please complete an application on the website and then submit the form below. 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Almost Home NI

Meet Frankie Frankie is a beautiful Cavalier King Charles Spaniel born on 12/06/2020. Known affectionately as Frank, Frankster, Frank the Tank, and Fluffy Butt, he has been with one loving owner since he was 10 weeks old. Sadly, due to struggles adjusting to a new baby in the home, Frankie is now looking for a loving new family of his own. Frankie is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and has regular veterinary health checks. He is crate trained overnight, house trained, and can be left for a few hours with access to the home. Frankie enjoys a calm routine, two daily walks, trips to the beach or park, and absolutely loves soft toys — especially anything he considers a “ball.” He’s a gentle, funny little character who will happily entertain himself carrying toys around the house. Frankie can initially be a little nervous with new people and prefers gentle chin scratches until he gets to know you, but once settled he is affectionate and loyal. He enjoys relaxing in his bed, snores happily on his back, and loves being close to his people. He walks well on lead, although squirrels and birds can sometimes be a little too exciting! Frankie has little interest in other dogs and prefers calm interactions, often feeling overwhelmed by overly energetic dogs. We are looking for a calm, understanding home where Frankie can continue enjoying life at his own pace with people who appreciate the loving, sensitive nature of the breed. children 14+