The Club provides a Rescue and Rehoming Service for Cavaliers that, through no fault of their own, need a loving new home. All Cavaliers coming into our Rescue Service are microchipped, desexed and undergo a comprehensive medical examination prior to rehoming. In the interim, they live as part of the Rescue Co-ordinator's (or another Committee member's) "Cavalier family", enabling accurate assessment of temperament and individual requirements prior to rehoming.
Mischka was Relinquished to the Rescue Service, Monday 29th August 2009 because her owner was unable to
cope with her, and another Cavalier, Scooby, due to illness.
Mishka was 2 years old, was not desexed and was reportedly 3 weeks pregnant to Scooby.
The owner also reported that she had a heart murmur.
Two weeks after being handed in Mischka was showing no sign of pregnancy, so was checked by the Vet.
She was not pregnant and the Vet also could not find any sign of a heart murmur.
Mischka was desexed on 8th October, 2009 and was rehomed on 17th October.
Scooby was relinquished to the Rescue Service Monday the 29 August 2009 because his owner was unable to
cope with him, and another Cavalier, Mishka, due to illness.
Scooby was only 11 months old and was sold by his breeder on the condition that he was desexed. His owner had
informed his breeder that he was desexed at 51/2 months old, when, in fact, he hadn't been.
Scooby was in good health and was rehomed almost immediately.
Imogene was relinquished to the Rescue Service 11th August 2009
She was reported to be wetting on her owners' bed, and they could not cope with the problem any longer.
Imogene loved children, and was very obedient in every way. She was Micro Chipped,
Vaccinated and very well groomed and cared for.
Imogene was re homed on Saturday 15th August with a young couple and their son.
They were advised of the reason she had to be rehomed, but still came to see her,
fell in love with her and decided they wanted her anyway.
Imogene settled into her new home very well and had no further problems.
