Good Evening! Welcome to
Cocker
Spaniel Rescue Of New England. CSRNE
is one of the oldest and largest cocker rescue groups in
the country. We are composed of many volunteers
throughout New England dedicated to rescuing and placing
homeless cocker spaniels.
Since our
inception in 1987 hundreds of abandoned or unwanted
cockers found homes with caring, loving families. By
networking with animal shelters, other rescue groups,
and veterinarians CSRNE has saved, improved, and
extended the lives of one of America’s most popular
breeds.
Patty needs a
foster – or better yet – a forever home now!
Patty was dropped off by her owners at a very busy,
and now full, city shelter. A kind person from an all-breed
rescue who met Patty called CSRNE. She said Patty is a very
sweet, gentle and well mannered dog who is outgoing and
friendly to everyone she meets. She spends most of her day
lying on her bed in her cage but she just loves to get out
of the noisy, busy shelter and go for leash walks where she
can roll in the spring grass. She’s immaculate in her cage
and never has accidents – she holds it until she can get
outside and relieve herself.
Read more...Scroll
to page 2 in the Adults section to look at Patty's full bio.
Yipee!!!! Little Scooter has a special place to
rehab during his heartworm treatment. (More
photos and more info coming).
Update - May 1, 2013 Seven
year old Scooter tested positive for heartworm disease and
he’ll begin his treatment to eliminate these potentially
deadly worms on Wednesday, May 1.
Scooter will be treated according to the new and safer 90
day protocol as recommended by the American Heartworm
Society (AHS). We’ll
keep you updated on Scooter’s progress. For
more information online - scroll down toAHS-Recommended Treatment
Protocol
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http://www.heartwormsociety.org/veterinary-resources/canine-guidelines.html#8
It’s May and
time to get your dog tested for heartworm! According
to the
AHS, heartworm infection in dogs has been diagnosed
in all 50 of the United States, and in the contiguous 48
states it is at least regionally endemic.
Heartworm
disease is almost 100% preventable so call your veterinarian
today and schedule your dog for the quick and easy blood
test and follow your vet’s advice regarding the various
heartworm preventative products and their usage.
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This petite seven year old cocker boy tested positive for
heartworm disease and needs someone to love him and keep him
quiet during the 6-8 week period when he’s being treated. CSRNE would like to begin his treatment as soon as possible.
It is also important that the foster person be home all or
part of the day so that Scooter has companionship during the
time when he must be kept quiet.
Scooter is essentially a sweet cocker but he is initially
very cautious when meeting new people. His owner and the
trainer who evaluated him and both agree that he needs just
a few minutes to know that he can trust someone. Then he
relaxes and is affectionate. He lived with another dog and
likes dogs that he meets.
It's back - CSRNE's Cutest Pet Contest Be sure to enter
your pet and get those votes to put your pet on the 2014 CSRNE calendar.
Click
here to read more.
If you would like to make a special
donation to the Joey Fund please
click the donate button to the right.
Did you miss one of CSRNE's newsletters?
See our archives:
Summer 2012 (Our Heroes: Loving the "Unadoptable")
Winter 2012 (Bonded Pairs:Twice the Fun - Twice the
Love) current issue
ATTENTION!
We are receiving calls on our hotline from cell phones
and some of these messages are incomplete. We are, at
times, unable to hear all of the digits in the return
phone number.
When leaving messages on our hotline, please speak
slowly, very clearly, and repeat your phone number
several times. If you do not hear from us within 2
business days, please call back.
Updated
or new email addresses needed. If you have changed
your email address (or added a new email address) within
the past year please send
CSRNE a note giving your name, old email
address, and new email address. We are striving to keep
our database up to date. Email your note to:
info@csrne.org
If you live outside
New England, visit Petfinder
to find
cockers needing homes in your area. If you cannot find a cocker rescue organization in your area, contact your local
vet or humane society to see if they know of one nearby.
Copyright:
2010 Cocker Spaniel Rescue of New England, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
The names, logos, taglines and icons identifying Cocker Spaniel Rescue of New
England, Inc.
products and services are proprietary marks of Cocker Spaniel Rescue of
New England, Inc. .
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ATTENTION!
We are receiving calls on our hotline from cell phones
and some of these messages are incomplete. We are, at
times, unable to hear all of the digits in the return
phone number.
When leaving messages on our hotline, please speak
slowly, very clearly, and repeat your phone number
several times. If you do not hear from us within 2
business days, please call back.
