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My basic info
Breed
Cocker Spaniel
Color
Black - with White
Age
4 years old, Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Not good with kids
Purebred
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
No Phone Calls. If you are interested in adopting this nice Cocker Spaniel boy, he will probably be ready for adoption middle of December. He finished his heartworm treatment and will be re-tested again next month to see if he is negative. If interested, please fill out an application by going to charlottecockerrescue.org to download and save our application. Email your filled out application back to us to be approved. We will review it and return calls.
Meet Henry, a 4-year-old Cocker boy who came into rescue very neglected, scared and skinny. He is a sweet boy who craves attention. He always lived outside and has never known love or attention. His owners neglected him, abused him and made him suffer from lack of food, basic grooming, vet care and no heartworm or flea prevention. He had to have heartworm treatment because they just didn't care. The staff at this NC shelter was tipped of last year to investigate this as a cruelty case. The owners were cautioned to get this dog groomed. He was very overgrown and obviously neglected. The shelter folks went back to this home again this year to check on him. He was obviously still neglected and had a lot of matting with ears stuck to his head. After questioning them again about neglect of care, they agreed to surrender him to the shelter. To be groomed he was sedated, and then neutered. The shelter asked for rescue help due to high heartworm positive. We said yes, and they transported him to us. Here, he has had heartworm treatment, is updated on vet needs and eventually will be healthy enough to find a forever home. He will have a dental November the 27th and be re-tested for heartworm next month. He deserves a 2nd chance to experience happiness, kindness and real love.
This boy is very loving, has gained weight and craves attention. He does have some issues, one of which is reacting to dogs walking past him when crated. He is not good with being groomed and will always need a very patient groomer. He will be re-tested next month. If bloodwork shows negative, he will have a dental. He seems to prefer woman over men. Due to his past, adult home, no kids, house training help and a fenced yard is a must. Available for adoption after all of his vetting needs are done and he is healthy. Please donate to help with his care. Any amount is appreciated. CCR, P.O. Box 1050, Kannapolis, NC 28081.
When ready, his adoption fee will be $400
No Phone Calls. If you are interested in adopting this nice Cocker Spaniel boy, he will probably be ready for adoption middle of December. He finished his heartworm treatment and will be re-tested again next month to see if he is negative. If interested, please fill out an application by going to charlottecockerrescue.org to download and save our application. Email your filled out application back to us to be approved. We will review it and return calls.
Meet Henry, a 4-year-old Cocker boy who came into rescue very neglected, scared and skinny. He is a sweet boy who craves attention. He always lived outside and has never known love or attention. His owners neglected him, abused him and made him suffer from lack of food, basic grooming, vet care and no heartworm or flea prevention. He had to have heartworm treatment because they just didn't care. The staff at this NC shelter was tipped of last year to investigate this as a cruelty case. The owners were cautioned to get this dog groomed. He was very overgrown and obviously neglected. The shelter folks went back to this home again this year to check on him. He was obviously still neglected and had a lot of matting with ears stuck to his head. After questioning them again about neglect of care, they agreed to surrender him to the shelter. To be groomed he was sedated, and then neutered. The shelter asked for rescue help due to high heartworm positive. We said yes, and they transported him to us. Here, he has had heartworm treatment, is updated on vet needs and eventually will be healthy enough to find a forever home. He will have a dental November the 27th and be re-tested for heartworm next month. He deserves a 2nd chance to experience happiness, kindness and real love.
This boy is very loving, has gained weight and craves attention. He does have some issues, one of which is reacting to dogs walking past him when crated. He is not good with being groomed and will always need a very patient groomer. He will be re-tested next month. If bloodwork shows negative, he will have a dental. He seems to prefer woman over men. Due to his past, adult home, no kids, house training help and a fenced yard is a must. Available for adoption after all of his vetting needs are done and he is healthy. Please donate to help with his care. Any amount is appreciated. CCR, P.O. Box 1050, Kannapolis, NC 28081.
Our adoption process begins with applications which we email to potential adopters. Our fee is $400 for all dogs ages 3 and over if under 3 adoption fee is $500 for which all pets are altered, groomed, current on all shots, as well. Written proof is given to each adopter at time of adoption.
Our adoption process begins with applications which we email to potential adopters. Our fee is $400 for all dogs ages 3 and over if under 3 adoption fee is $500 for which all pets are altered, groomed, current on all shots, as well. Written proof is given to each adopter at time of adoption.
We show pets upon application approval and home checks. Once all is approved we arrange for adoptions to happen on Saturdays. As we grow we will maybe hold weekend adoption shows.
We show pets upon application approval and home checks. Once all is approved we arrange for adoptions to happen on Saturdays. As we grow we will maybe hold weekend adoption shows.
More about this rescue
My husband and I have been involved in rescue for many years. We started our own cocker rescue back in 2001. Our hope is to continue the work we love in helping as many homeless and shelter cockers find happy new forever homes.
My husband and I have been involved in rescue for many years. We started our own cocker rescue back in 2001. Our hope is to continue the work we love in helping as many homeless and shelter cockers find happy new forever homes.
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