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Rescue Trust |
American
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Rescue
Preliminary Adoption Application
form (.pdf), fill it
out, and mail it to the
address on the form. This
is a preliminary application.
If a dog should become available
that matches your criteria
and family needs, you would
then be contacted and be
required to complete a more
detailed adoption form.
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Thank you for contacting
the American Cavalier King
Charles Spaniel Rescue Trust.
The goal of the ACKCS Rescue
Trust is to assist in the
placement of Cavaliers in
need of rescue due to abuse
or those Cavaliers requiring
re-homing for a variety
of reasons. The Cavalier
is an exceptional dog and
is seldom placed in a rescue
situation, but it does happen.
We feel extremely fortunate
that most of our lovely
royal spaniels spend their
lives in one home with their
loving and caring families.
There is a Preliminary Adoption
Application above. Your
application must be on file
in order for us to consider
you as a possible home for
a rescue dog.
With
regard to rescue, you should
be aware that we don't get
puppies; the Cavaliers placed
in rescue are usually middle
aged to older dogs; the
rescue Cavalier may have
special needs; and the adoption
process may take a considerable
length of time. The Cavalier
requiring re-homing may
be younger, but again is
generally middle aged and
may be a special needs dog.
If you prefer to
locate a Cavalier more quickly,
our web site also provides
tips on looking for a puppy,
recognizing a reputable
breeder, a breeder referral
list, why you shouldn't
buy from a pet store or
from an ad in the newspaper.
Contact a Regional Club
near you, attend their meetings
and get to know people in
your region who own, breed,
show, and just love Cavaliers.
These Regional Clubs are
a terrific source of information.
You will find a list of
Regional Clubs on the contacts
page on our web site. Attend
dog shows in your area and
talk to those showing Cavaliers.
Contact your local kennel
club they may be able to
direct you to local Cavalier
owners or breeders. Ask
your vet, he may know breeders
or owners in your area.
Cavaliers are often used
for pet therapy so check
with your local senior citizens
homes, children's hospitals,
and rehab centers. Find
out when the Cavaliers will
be visiting and make arrangements
to be there and talk to
the Cavalier owner. You
will find that Cavalier
owners are always willing
to talk about our wonderful
spaniels.
Thank you
for your inquiry, and if
you have any further questions
or if we may be of any further
assistance please contact
us at any time.
Is a Rescue
Cavalier the Right Dog For
You?
Click Here.
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| National
Cavalier Club Rescue Contact |
| For General
Inquiries: |
Cavalier Rescue |
cavalierrescue@aol.com |
| To Place A Cavalier
Into Rescue: |
Carol Bond |
(828) 691- 6706
EASTERN |
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ACKCS Rescue Trust National
Director
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| Trustees
Education Director
Fund Raising Director
District Directors
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Local
Cavalier Specialty Club
Contacts |
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ACKCS Rescue
Trust
All
donations to the
American Cavalier
King Charles Spaniel
Rescue Trust are
tax deductible to
the extent allowed
by IRS regulations.
You may securely
donate using a major
credit card by
clicking this
link to our Club
Store:
Make A Donation
Check donations
may be sent to:
ACKCS Rescue
Trust
c/o Steve
Wallis, Treasurer
6000 High Bluff
Court
Raleigh,
NC 27612
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