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Celebrating
21
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Of Cocker Rescues!  |
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Welcome to the
Cocker Spaniel Rescue Of New England,
CSRNE is one of the oldest and largest cocker rescue
groups in the country. It is composed of many volunteers
throughout New England dedicated to rescuing and placing
homeless cockers.
Since its 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.
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"We Need
Forever Homes!" |
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CSRNE's
NEWEST RECOVERY ROOM COCKERS
Princess - One of
our newest Recovery Room cockers. As a result of being hit by a
car Princess had surgery for a fractured mandible and
lacerations in her mouth. the total cost of her surgery and
post-operative care is $1030.
Please read more about this brave little cocker.
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E-MAILS TO CSRNE:
Please be sure to put CSRNE and a "subject" in the subject
line for each email. In some
cases where the subject line has been left empty the email
has not been received. |
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FOSTER HOMES
NEEDED FOR OUR FURKIDS! |
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Do you like to hear the
patter of four little paws running around your house? If
so, please consider becoming a foster home for our
little wayward wanderers, until a forever home can be
found for them. For every dog we can adopt out, five
more are abandon, abused or given up. Our current
foster parents do a great job taking care of our little
fur kids, but unfortunately, more homes are needed to
care for the dogs continually being sent to
CSRNE for help.
Help Us Save Them! |
Will You
Foster Or Adopt Me?
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Due to security concerns CSRNE has
decided to publish first names and last initial only
throughout its website. |
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If you live outside
New England, visit Petfinder or click on Links 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. |
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