HUMBERSIDE CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL CLUB
HUMBERSIDE RESCUE
Co-ordinator Linda Flynn
Tel: 01205 760374 or
Re-homing Co-ordinator Ms Sue Paterson
Tel: 01205 760655
Email: humberside.cavalier.rescue@hotmail.co.uk
Humberside
Rescue covers mainly Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire,
East Riding
and South Yorkshire.
Cavaliers come into rescue for many reasons, and often through no fault of their own, Divorce, Death of an elderly owner, Change in circumstance and sometimes with a problem. We endeavour to find the right home for each and every Cavalier.
We have a small band of volunteer workers who will foster, vet perspective new homes and transport from and to new homes.
We pride ourselves on not only taking in any unwanted Cavalier, but we are also happy to give any advice that is needed with any problems that arise.
Before you can be considered to adopt one of our rescue dogs you will need to complete an application form which you can download. Please read the form carefully, print out and return to us. We will then contact you when a suitable dog becomes available.
CLICK HERE for RESCUE APPLICATION FORM
CLICK HERE for RESCUE DONATION FORM
We solely rely upon donations and fundraising events so why not take the opportunity to help those who cannot help themselves and come along to our next fundraising event. There you can meet some of our rescues and talk to their new owners.
We also run
a Rescue stall where we sell quality items for the Cavalier enthusiasts:
Staffordshire dogs, Cavalier Pottery,
Candles, Mantle Clocks,
Hand
painted (all four colours) Ceramic Cavalier Head Clocks and Plaques,
Cavalier print cushions, door stops,
Hand painted trinket boxes and wall
mounted Key Holders,
Note cards and Fridge Magnet note pads.
Christmas
Cards, Wrapping paper .
Also Cavaliers helping each other around the world.
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This is Billy's story..... NOT a typical Rescue |
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My name is Billy, (they
think I am somewhere between the ages of 8-10 years) I was abandoned near two
Motorways. When I was found I was very thin and full of fleas, my coat had been
cut and also my skin. I had a large tumour on my front leg, which has had to be
amputated,  I also have an old injury of a fractured pelvis and a grade four heart murmur, but I don't have to take any tablets. Things don't sound too good for me do they! Well, this is me now, after only fifteen days after my operation learning to cope on three legs, my new mum says I am doing brilliant.  We go for short walks every day and I
have now started my Hydro Therapy to build up my muscles. I love life and I
still love and trust people after everything that has happened to me. My mum
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