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Viktor 2yr

Beagle

Male, 7 yrs

Mentor, OH

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Viktor is currently fostered in Mentor Ohio, and his adoption fee/donation is $150 Update 10/4/2021 Viktor was seen at a Behavior clinic and is on medication for his anxiety issues and not being able to be leashed. His foster said he is making progress with wearing a leash but it is slow going. He is doing well with the other dogs in the foster home. Victor update 4/23/2020 Viktor Requires a fenced yard with direct access from the living area Victor has really settled down A LOT in his foster home!! In fact he has really bonded with one of his foster fur brothers (Jasper) The two of them have become like peas and carrots!! They do everything TOGETHER! Sleep together, play, run, chase, practically attached at the hip. We are so impressed with how well he is doing. However we recently had him stay with a different foster home for a day or two, just to see how he did away from his normal environment, and away from Jasper. We wanted to test him, and see if he was ok, and not revert back to the old “FERAL VICTOR” Well unfortunately he reverted back to acting extremely feral in the new foster home. He would not allow anyone in the house to touch him, he constantly ran away from any and all human interaction. He would find a corner to hide in and just shake and tremble for hours. Once they were able to get him outside in a fenced yard, he kept running around the yard, trying to get away, and it took over an hour to get him back in the house. Victor CANNOT be leashed to this day. If his foster tries to put a leash on him, he freaks out, and pulls, thrashes trying to escape his collar to get away. After trying the different environment, we had to get him back to his original foster, we couldn’t let him be freaked out like he was any longer. Once he was back “HOME” he went right back to being his happy self, and was SO HAPPY to be back with his Buddy Jasper!!! He is going to need a very experienced, special adopter, one that has a SECURED fenced in yard, this is a MUST, there are NO EXCEPTIONS!!! They will need to have at least one or two other dogs for him to bond with, as he cant handle being an only dog, because of his feral background. The best case scenario for victor, would be to get adopted along with his buddy jasper (2 yr cocker spaniel special needs). It would be the best possible home for him, but we realize this is not an easy thing to do, it is our wish though, that this could happen for both of them. Original Bio Hi there, My name is Viktor, I am a beagle mix of some sort, and I am only 2 yr old. I had a rough start in life, I was born in the wild to feral mother dog, and the animal warden had to trap me to catch me!!! I was so fearful of humans, I had no social skills at all, and took quite some time to come around when being near humans. I am happy to report, that I am now ready for adoption!! I am able to be petted, loved on, and live like a real dog, isn’t that so cool!! I am living with many other foster brothers and sisters, the four-legged kind that is. I get along well with them, and like to play, I still have a ways to go when it comes to being leashed, and walking without freaking out!! I will need a forever home that has at least one other dog, because I get my confidence from them, it’s a comfort mechanism for me, and I would be sad if I were alone without another dog as a friend. I need to be in a fenced in yard when I go outside, I am learning about something called housetraining, and I think I am catching on. I do my business outside when my foster mom puts me out, but I do still occasionally make a mistake. I am used to my crate, and I stay in there every day when my foster mom works, you see it keeps me out of trouble!! I am a small dog, only about 20 lbs, I am full grown, and will not get any bigger, so if you are looking for smaller, then I could be your dog!! Oh, I do have a bad habit of chewing things, so I am told I am not supposed to do that. I like to chew, its fun, but these humans tell me that is NOT NICE, and I get into trouble when I chew up something.I will work on being a good boy, I promise, I just need to be trained I guess, can you help me? I will give you lots of love in return!!! Viktor is neutered, current on vaccines, and is heartworm negative. If you would like to adopt Viktor or would like more information on him, please fill out an adoption application We do not have a shelter, all rescues are in foster homes - Dogs are not shown without first being approved to adopt. Complete an Adoption Application at http://www.cherishedcockers.org/adoptionapp.htm If you have any questions, please E-mail Cherished Cockers Rescue Adoption Donation (vet bill-expenses), Home Visit, Adoption Contract, References Required. We do not ship dogs.Pet needs to be picked up at foster home.In some cases we may be able to assist with transport. We would love to have more foster volunteers so we can rescue and rehome more cocker spaniels. If you are interested in fostering or learning more about it, please complete a Foster Application http://cherishedcockers.org/foster.htm and one of our wonderful volunteers will be in touch! For more information Cherished Cockers Rescue

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Scarlet 5yr

Cocker Spaniel

Female, 5 yrs 11 mos

Mentor, OH

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Scarlet is currently fostered in Willoughby Ohio, and her adoption fee/donation is $300 Scarlet here, I am a 5 yr old cocker spaniel girl. My original owner passed away and now I am in this great rescue looking for my new forever home. My foster mom says I am a super sweet girl, but I also have typical “cocker quirks”. I am not perfect, I come with some baggage. I have separation anxiety and howl when left alone. I also can get nippy when my ears are messed with. The fact is…. I have had some chronic cocker ear infections, and they were pretty bad. My owner was unable to care for me at the time, so I was neglected in many ways. Because of my past ear issues, I have become very sensitive in this area. My foster mom can now put medicine in and clean my ears most of the time, but sometimes I still get “grouchy” when having my ears messed with, and need a muzzle. Yes, this is not one of my positive traits, however for a cocker spaniel like me, it’s not uncommon. I will need a cocker savvy owner for sure, someone who has experience with my breed. On the positive side, I am Very affectionate and Clingy, sometimes too clingy, like I want to be on top of you!!! I will sleep right up against you, and LOVE TO BE AFFECTIONATE!!! I get along with other dogs, and will fit into a home with another, but mostly, I LOVE MY PERSON!!! I am still working on house training, but have improved a lot since first coming into foster care. Please remember, I have needs, I need someone willing to give me the time needed to adjust. If you aren’t willing to put up with some “not so good” behaviors from me for a few weeks, that is OK, I get it, but please understand that I am not the dog for you if you can’t give me a proper adjustment period. If you are cocker savvy, and willing to work with me, I know we could bond and be great companions to each other, I LOVE TO BE LOVED AND WILL GIVE YOU THE SAME!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Scarlet is spayed and up to date on vaccines If you would like to adopt Scarlet or would like more information on her, please fill out an adoption application We do not have a shelter, all rescues are in foster homes - Dogs are not shown without first being approved to adopt. Complete an Adoption Application at http://www.cherishedcockers.org/adoptionapp.htm If you have any questions, please E-mail Cherished Cockers Rescue Adoption Donation (vet bill-expenses), Home Visit, Adoption Contract, References Required. We do not ship dogs. Pet needs to be picked up at foster home. In some cases we may be able to assist with transport. We would love to have more foster volunteers so we can rescue and rehome more cocker spaniels. If you are interested in fostering or learning more about it, please complete a Foster Application http://cherishedcockers.org/foster.htm and one of our wonderful volunteers will be in touch! For more information Cherished Cockers Rescue

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Ziggy 9yr

Cockapoo

Male, 9 yrs 10 mos

Mentor, OH

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Good with dogs, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Ziggy is fostered in Mentor Oh and his adoption fee/donation is 150 Hi, My name is Ziggy, I am a 9- 10 yr old male cockapoo. I came into rescue because my former owners were unable to care/provide for me. I am a super sweet boy!! I LOVE sitting on your lap, I cuddle, snuggle, and give kisses. I also like to chew on bones and play with toys and fetch balls. I do like to destroy my toys though, I rip them open and pull out the stuffing!! I get along well with most dogs, but I get territorial when another dog tries to cut in on my lap time with my person. I want ALL the LOVING, but I can easily be redirected when I act up and try to hog all the attention. I am housetrained, but I do drink a lot of water due to my Cushing’s disease, and need to go out often. I would do best with someone home most of the day to let me out to potty. I have some medical issues that needed to be tended to, I have been in rescue for several months, and have seen the vet several times now. I have had bloodwork, ultrasounds, X-rays, medications and vaccinations. It was discovered by the testing I had that I have Cushing’s disease. This is the reason my coat looks the way it does. I have balding spots, and thinning hair. Since being on the medication to treat the Cushing’s, I have been doing much better, my bloodwork is looking good, and my coat is gradually looking a bit better. I am neutered and up to date on vaccines, and heartworm negative. If you would like to adopt Ziggy or would like more information on him, please fill out an adoption application We do not have a shelter, all rescues are in foster homes - Dogs are not shown without first being approved to adopt. Complete an Adoption Application at http://www.cherishedcockers.org/adoptionapp.htm If you have any questions, please E-mail Cherished Cockers Rescue Adoption Donation (vet bill-expenses), Home Visit, Adoption Contract, References Required. We do not ship dogs.Pet needs to be picked up at foster home.In some cases we may be able to assist with transport. We would love to have more foster volunteers so we can rescue and rehome more cocker spaniels. If you are interested in fostering or learning more about it, please complete a Foster Application http://cherishedcockers.org/foster.htm and one of our wonderful volunteers will be in touch! For more information Cherished Cockers Rescue

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Beau 13yr

Cocker Spaniel

Male, 13 yrs 5 mos

Mentor, OH

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Beau is fostered in Mentor Oh and his adoption fee/donation is 150 Hi there, my name is B0-Bo, and I am a 12-13 yr old cocker spaniel boy. We are just guestimating his age per our vet, because we don’t know his history. He was originally found as a stray, so we can only do our best at telling his correct number in years. One thing we do know, is that he was not properly cared for most of his life. His ear canals are hardened, and closed up from such horrific infection. Our vet worked on his ears for months to finally get them free of infection. He is completely DEAF from the un-treated ear infections. He actually would do best if he could get the TECA surgery, however we have already spent thousands to get him cleared up. The cost of surgery for both ears is $5,000, and we tried to raise the funds to get it done, however we were unable to do it. We were able to get $1500 raised, and used it to treat the ears for the months it took to get them cleared. The problem with not getting the TECA surgery (REMOVING HIS EAR CANALS) done is that with closed canals, his infections can easily come back, and will continue to do so in the future. We are currently flushing his ears daily with Liquid Health K9 ear cleansing solution, and so far, he is still infection free, but we have to be very consistent with daily flushing. BoBo is such a happy go lucky dog, he lives for his ball, and will wear out your arm from throwing it to him all day if you let him. He is affectionate and loving, and enjoys spending time with his person. BoBo is also on thyroid medication, he was very overweight when we took him in, and found out he is hypo-thyroid. A few months on the meds and he lost all the excess weight. We would LOVE to find a retirement home for this boy, he is so good, and deserves to be loved and cared for. BoBo is neutered and up to date on vaccinations, as well as heartworm negative. If you would like to adopt Beau or would like more information on him, please fill out an adoption application We do not have a shelter, all rescues are in foster homes - Dogs are not shown without first being approved to adopt. Complete an Adoption Application at http://www.cherishedcockers.org/adoptionapp.htm If you have any questions, please E-mail Cherished Cockers Rescue Adoption Donation (vet bill-expenses), Home Visit, Adoption Contract, References Required. We do not ship dogs.Pet needs to be picked up at foster home.In some cases we may be able to assist with transport. We would love to have more foster volunteers so we can rescue and rehome more cocker spaniels. If you are interested in fostering or learning more about it, please complete a Foster Application http://cherishedcockers.org/foster.htm and one of our wonderful volunteers will be in touch! For more information Cherished Cockers Rescue

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Betsy Ross [REDUCED]

American Staffordshire Terrier

Female, 5 yrs

Willoughby, OH

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Who is my BEST dog available...? Depends what you mean by "best". If I had to choose though, it would be Betsy Ross. Hands down. Betsy is our second longest resident (Tilly being the longest) who also came from South Carolina pending euthanization. She's our pack leader in our home and her role here is to help keep other dogs in order. Betsy gives solid corrections, though, still need to be monitored as not all dogs respond well. If there's another dog in the home that likes to play "Chief", I will not let them socialize or have limited contact depending on a few things. For example, they can only be inside the house together. Not outside. I've had a few of those. Has a very low-key personality where I could be doing 20 million things that day, and she'll be quietly nearby - being patient. Betsy is forgiving and very loyal. Other people could be petting her but she'll keep her eyes on me like; "They might be petting me, but you're still my number one." Perhaps it could be a little off putting for some adopters since they want her attention, but you could earn this perfect, loyal pooch all for yourself. While she might not be overly affectionate, Betsy gives big smiles and tap dances everytime you come home. It's the greatest thing to come home to because you truly feel missed and appreciated. She's middle-aged but not ready for retirement and does enjoy walks while being good with the leash. But, she's perfectly content just staying home, too. This makes her very flexible for many levels of activity in homes. Her training is great. She's a great listener, goes in her crate when asked or when she knows it's time (meals), doesn't destroy the house, and keeps potty outside. If I have to correct her, she responds well. Think her only true downfall is she gets overstimulated with going outside and the overdrive makes her reactive to certain things. But, inside, she couldn't care less. So, with that, listening isn't as strong but we communicate with touch and she does well with that. Like helping her snap back to reality. Overall, Betsy is a super easy dog where it's kind of like when you want a furry companion minus half the work. You'll still have to make sure you establish boundaries ESPECIALLY if you have other animals in the home. Make sure she knows who's leader in the home and don't let her take over because that's when dogs start becoming a menace. Do I think Betsy could turn problematic? Yes. Like most dogs in an unstructured home. But, Betsy is pretty easy going and compliant. She isn't a rebel... except when she isn't ready to get up in the morning. It's like dragging dead weight off a bed. Betsy is due to retire as our pack leader and would love to see her go into a good home soon. She's flexible with the environment. Perhaps a retired person, or someone with kids. Other dogs in the home are fine but would do best with laid-back companions. Slow introductions are a MUST. She needs about 3 -days with new dogs which is not uncommon. All dogs should be introduced slowly. "BETSY" Spayed Female 5 Years Old American Stafford Terrier Dog and Kid Friendly No Cats Located in Willoughby, OH Out of State Adoption Eligible Adoption: [Reduced] 50

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[PENDING EUTH]Tilly

Foxhound Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium)

Female, 1 yr

Willoughby, OH

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

I am and I am NOT surprised all at the same time that Tilly (originally Tempest) is still with us. She has been with us since June, making her the official longest resident. We'll start off the the "bad" before we get to the "good" because Tilly is SUPER rewarding. Tilly is a great dog who is bright and very loving. Unfortunately, her past has set her up for a difficult future around strangers and learning how to trust or know what is safe. This poor girl was shoved in a crate half her size and tossed to the side of the road. When animal control found her, she was (rightfully) fearful and had a difficult time coming around meaning they were going to euthanize her for high FAS. (Fear, Anxiety, Stress) We agreed to take her in and we don't regret a thing. She has a huge sense of "Stranger Danger" meaning she can appear a little spooky for the season towards strangers by barking and acting tough. However, that's not her at all once you get past it. We have been working hard with her and she'll now "huff" at people in the distance. She's been going to an Elementary School and doesn't give anyone a hard time in the car due to a postive association. "Huffing" is a dogs' way of saying; "I'm not sure about this object." Potential Adopters can typically get past her walls in an extended meet or a second meet. However, many have flaked on her or gave her false hope. One woman adopted her originally and did really well especially with the grandkids. Unfortunately, that woman was diagnosed with something very difficult and had to give Tilly back. Tilly also has attracted a few questionable adopters so we have been keeping a close eye on her. Another downside for her is that she (use) to submissive urinate. While she no longer does it for our family, she may restart in a new home. So, she'll need some patience. But this girl is SO rewarding despite her face always looking sad. Tilly is the most affectionate and caring dog we have. If you're coughing your lungs out or feeling sick, she boops your cheek and/or checks in with you. She loves booping before giving kisses. Tilly loves rubbing herself on you and giving you the best of love with her soft fur and wet kisses. Goofy, affectionate and caring for those she trusts. All those concerns from before just wash away. Being a Hound Mix, she does have some energy and not a complete potato. However, the big scary world can be much some days so adopters would need to find less populated areas to walk and have a fenced in yard. Tilly does great in cars to travel to those areas. She even handles well on the leash. Can be stubborn about going in her crate, but quiet. Housebroken**, and non-destructive. Loves doggy friends as long as they don't bully her and absolutely LOVES kids. Can cat test upon request though don't suspect it would be an issue. This girl just needs someone understanding who doesn't have new/random people coming over all the time. Limited people are fine, like grandkids coming over. "TILLY" 1 Year Spayed Female Hound Mix (Unknown) Adoption: $150 Located in Willoughby, OH Available for Out-of-State Adoption within 2 hours **Due to behavior, we want to be able to reach her quickly should anything ever happen** Loves to play fetch, tug and jump for toys. Submissive but will stand up for herself. No separation anxiety presented. Needs a low-key human who doesn't really want to meet strangers either. VERY important to give slow introductions to other humans and NOT let them put their hands in her face the first moment they meet her. Keep it on her terms. Because she can't go to adoption events or huge public places. Her chances of getting adopted are much lower than others. Please share her post and help her out.

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Canine Cuties

10530 Majesty Lane, Concord, OH 44077

Pet Types: cats, dogs

Shelter

MCOA Mastiff Rescue

6360 Conley Road, Concord, OH 44077

Pet Types: dogs

Shelter

Lake County Dog Shelter

49 Fairdale Road, Painsville, OH 44077

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

One At A Time K-9 Rescue

Painesville, OH 44077

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Mini Mutts Rescue

Painesville, OH 44077

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Cherished Cockers

8216 Rushton Drive, Mentor, OH 44060

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Tracking Lucky Dogs Rescue

Mentor, OH 44060

Pet Types: dogs

Shelter

Lake Humane Society

7564 Tyler Blvd., Bldg. E, Mentor, OH 44060

Pet Types: cats, dogs

Shelter

Greater Ohio Dalmatian Rescue

Mentor, OH 44060

Pet Types: dogs

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Helping Hands Pet Adoption Network

WE ARE FULL!, WE ARE FULL!!, Mentor, OH 44060

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Puppies and dogs in Painesville, Ohio

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These adorable dogs are available for adoption in Painesville, Ohio. To learn more about each adoptable dog, click on the "i" icon for fast facts, or their photo or name for full details.

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Puppies and dogs in nearby cities

Dog shelters and rescues in Painesville, Ohio

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Popular dog breeds

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