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Cavalier King Charles Rescue is a breed-specific, foster-based dog rescue charity dedicated to supporting Cavalier King Charles Spaniels across the UK. Based in England, the charity provides discreet, non-judgemental support to owners who can no longer care for their dogs and does not charge surrender fees. All Cavaliers are placed in experienced foster homes rather than kennels, allowing for thorough health and behavioural assessments before rehoming. The rescue has extensive experience managing the breed’s complex health and welfare needs, including genetic and neurological conditions, and works closely with veterinary and behavioural specialists to ensure each dog is matched with the right long-term home.

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Dogs Available from Bliss Cavalier Rescue

1 dog available
Bella, a 6 years old female Cavalier King Charles Spaniel available for adoption from Bliss Cavalier Rescue in Lincolnshire

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Bella

Lincolnshire
SexFemale
Age6 years
BreedCavalier King Charles Spaniel

Bella is a beautiful Cavapoo who is almost 6 years old and came into rescue under sad circumstances. She has settled well into foster care and is now ready to find a loving forever home.She is an energetic, affectionate little girl with a big personality. Her foster family describe her as bouncing around like Tigger, particularly when treats are involved! Bella is full of enthusiasm and brings plenty of fun and character into the home.Bella loves her toys and is very good at entertaining herself. Her toys do need to be strong and durable; however, she enjoys nothing more than removing the squeaker. She is quite happy playing independently and does not rely on another dog to keep her occupied.She has settled well alongside the resident dogs in her foster home and is comfortable sharing her space with them. Bella has shown little interest in actively playing with the other dogs, as she is much more focused on people and human companionship.Bella is very much a people dog. She loves a fuss from anyone, follows her foster mum around the house and enjoys being included in everyday family life. She sleeps on her foster mum’s bed and is happiest when she can be close to the people she loves.She can be left for short periods. Bella may cry a little when first left, but she does eventually settle. She would therefore be best suited to a home where someone is around for a good part of the day and where she will not routinely be left for long periods.Bella has shown no behavioural concerns while in foster care. She is friendly, affectionate and sociable, and she can live with children aged 6 and over who understand how to interact gently and respectfully with dogs.She may be able to live with compatible resident dogs, although she is unlikely to be looking for a canine playmate. Bella’s main priority is finding a home where she can enjoy plenty of human company, affection and involvement in family life.Bella is a funny, lively and devoted little dog who will make a wonderful companion for someone looking for an affectionate dog with plenty of personality.Health conditions: No known health conditions at present. Bella is up to date with her vaccinations and parasite treatments. On medication? No Spayed? Yes. Bella was spayed while in foster care.Behaviour traits: Affectionate, lively, energetic, playful, people-focused, sociable and devoted to her humans. Bella has shown no behavioural concerns in foster care. Activity level: Moderate to high – Bella is an energetic little dog who enjoys playing with toys, treats, attention and being involved in family life. Training required: Continued positive training, appropriate enrichment and gentle work on maintaining her confidence when left for short periods.Type of home required: A loving home where someone is around for much of the day. Bella needs adopters who enjoy an affectionate, energetic and people-focused dog and are happy for her to be closely involved in everyday family life.Important Notes Bella can live with compatible resident dogs, although she is more interested in people than playing with other dogs. She may also be considered for a home where she receives plenty of human companionship. Bella is not cat tested, so we cannot confirm whether she could live safely with cats. Children must be aged 6 or over and understand how to interact gently and respectfully with dogs. Bella should only be left for short periods. She may cry briefly when first left but does eventually settle. Bella has shown no behavioural concerns while in foster care. She enjoys strong, durable toys and is very talented at removing squeakers. Her adopter must continue routine veterinary care, vaccinations and parasite prevention. 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:

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