| RESCUE I always told myself that "someday" I wanted to get involved in Cavalier Rescue, but like many things I put it on the back burner. When one of the Cavalier rescue organizations needed a home visit done in my area, I didn't hesitate to respond. From there another rescue organization found me and asked for help fostering a dog they had taken in. A rescue dog is not for everyone and that's OK. However, if you have ever considered giving a dog another chance to have a happy life through rescue or are willing to help foster or transport, please contact Ray Guarascio Director District VI ACKCSC Rescue Trust rguarascio@wi.rr.com 262*253*4829 or American Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Rescue Trust www.cavalierrescuetrust.org |
Our Lucky Star foster, Cooper (formerly
known as Prince), arrived on March 25,
2007. He stayed with us for a few weeks
and then went to his new home. He has
quickly learned how wonderful life can
be.
known as Prince), arrived on March 25,
2007. He stayed with us for a few weeks
and then went to his new home. He has
quickly learned how wonderful life can
be.
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| The American Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Rescue Trust is in need of donations. In the past year there has been an increase in Cavaliers coming into Rescue. If you already own a Cavalier or love the breed, please consider making a tax deductible donation to the Rescue Trust. You can find more information at http://ackcsc.org/rescue.htm |