beautiful Betty . . . new girl to Camp Cocker rescue!

Beauty on the inside and the out . . . meet BETTY!

Meet BETTY the black spaniel mix girl with the stunning eyes! She is not only pretty on the outside, but equally pretty on the inside. She is an affectionate girl and would love to find a home with someone who wants an interactive companion. Betty would love to be on the couch with you watching tv and she would also enjoy going for nice long walks with you. Really, just spending any quality time with you will make her so happy. She likes other dogs but doesn't like to share her toys with other dogs. Is there anyone out there who would like to welcome a sweet girl like Betty into their hearts and their home?

Click here to check out BETTY'S PICTURES to see why we think she is so beautiful!

If you are interested in meeting Betty, please begin with the online application and read about our adoption process and adoption fees here. Thank you so much for supporting animal rescue!

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Wednesday

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we need a village . . . of YOU!

Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at 11:15PM

The doggies of Camp Cocker need some friends right about now! Help spread the love and the woof, far and wide, to everyone you know. Camp Cocker needs you to become a monthly donor for as little as $3 a month!

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Wednesday

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Teddy the bear . . . get well soon!

Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at 12:06AM

Oh Teddy . . . we know you don't feel good, yet you still roll over for a belly rub? We can't wait for you to be finished with your two surgeries and feeling pain free soon! Dr. Olds says he is going to wait two more weeks for Teddy's left ear to heal (from the skin graft on the fourth degree burn on the exterior of that ear) before doing the left ear canal. At that point he will go in and do a second surgery to do the modified ear ablation. We don't know at this time if Teddy has any hearing left at all but we are hoping that once both ear canals are done and healed up that he might show signs of hearing a little? We are very anxious to know if Teddy is living in a deaf world . . . hoping and crossing the paws there is a little hearing left that can be saved through the modified ear ablation rather than a full ear ablation. Thank you to Dr. Olds for taking such good care of Teddy! And thank you to the Hogan Foundation for helping with a portion of his medical! Teddy - you were not very lucky in your former life, but now you are in good hands so your luck is about to change. We know someone out there is going to see your face and fall head over heels in love with you and tell us they want to adopt a hearing impaired boy who loves his belly rubs! If you double click on the picture below, you can see what his left ear looks like. Ouch!

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we need a village . . . of YOU!

The doggies of Camp Cocker need some friends right about now! Help spread the love and the woof, far and wide, to everyone you know. Camp Cocker needs you to become a monthly donor for as little as $3 a month!

Camp Cocker Rescue | 1 Comment | Share Article | Print Article | Email Article

tagged Alvin, Shakespeare, Teddy

Teddy the bear . . . get well soon!

Oh Teddy . . . we know you don't feel good, yet you still roll over for a belly rub? We can't wait for you to be finished with your two surgeries and feeling pain free soon! Dr. Olds says he is going to wait two more weeks for Teddy's left ear to heal (from the skin graft on the fourth degree burn on the exterior of that ear) before doing the left ear canal. At that point he will go in and do a second surgery to do the modified ear ablation. We don't know at this time if Teddy has any hearing left at all but we are hoping that once both ear canals are done and healed up that he might show signs of hearing a little? We are very anxious to know if Teddy is living in a deaf world . . . hoping and crossing the paws there is a little hearing left that can be saved through the modified ear ablation rather than a full ear ablation. Thank you to Dr. Olds for taking such good care of Teddy! And thank you to the Hogan Foundation for helping with a portion of his medical! Teddy - you were not very lucky in your former life, but now you are in good hands so your luck is about to change. We know someone out there is going to see your face and fall head over heels in love with you and tell us they want to adopt a hearing impaired boy who loves his belly rubs! If you double click on the picture below, you can see what his left ear looks like. Ouch!