Introducing KIRBY! Kirby is the Cocker mix boy with the cute little terrier looking whiskers on his face. Kirby is very outgoing, will run up to anyone to invite them to play or to get a pat on the head. Check out his short VIDEO to see what a precious face he has and what a happy doggie he is! Adoption donation $275
Introducing SNICKERDOODLE - the two to three year old petite Cocker boy. He gets very happy to see people and does a little happy dance. He loves going for long walks and is very active and would do well with a big backyard and other dogs to play with. He loves people and is very affectionate, if you sit on the floor he will put his paws on your shoulders and lick your face, LOL! He craves human approval and just wants to be loved and accepted. When we first got Snickerdoodle out of the shelter, he was so matted that we had to shave him down. But he looks cute with his new puppy cut! Snickerdoodle had Cherry Eye surgery on his right eye and it has been peek-a-booing in & out. Our vet doesn't recommend that we put him through a second surgery - as it is only cosmetic and it is not completely back out at this time. Perhaps one day if he ever needs to go under anesthesia for another reason it could be redone? Check out Snickerdoodle's short VIDEO or check out his new VIDEO with Baby Dino whom is his newest playmate! Adoption donation $275
Our Adoption process begins with an online adoption application - located in the right hand column - please do this first before contacting us. Camp Cocker does adoptions all over the state of California. We drive the dogs to you (a home safety check is an important part of the adoption process). When we get new dogs in, we make them available first to adopters whom already have their applications in. We thank you in advance for being patient with our thorough adoption process.
Introducing TOPPER - the fluffy boy that we don't know what he is mixed with. Could he be a bichon-poo? a cockapoo? A maltipoo? Your guess is as good as ours - all we know he is a cutie-poo for sure! Topper needs to find a home with no children as he can be skittish. He also prefers females much more so than men (we wonder if he has had some bad experiences with men in his past?) - men make him very nervous and until someone can do some work with him and a dog trainer - it probably is best that he go to a female only home. He bonds very quickly to women. Ideally, an adult only home with someone who can make a commitment to working with him and a dog trainer - to address his issues of fear of men.
Topper is maybe only two to three years old and he is very smart and we think he has a lot of potential. We also learned that Topper is quite the escape artist and will figure out how to get out of a backyard. So we are recommending either a yard with really high fencing or else a home where he is indoors most of the time (like a condo or apartment). He is housetrained and loves to go on walks - he is not too keen on using a doggie door and much prefers being walked on leash. His indoor behavior is very calm and his favorite thing to do is to find the back of a couch to lay on (like a cat, LOL!). Topper just got shaved down (his hair was so matted that we couldn't brush it out) - so these pictures are his before and after. His hair will grow back and one day with good grooming, he will be a gorgeous little boy! Check out Topper's short VIDEO and you will fall in love! Adoption donation tbd
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Indiana Bones is currently in a foster-to-adopt home and we are crossing our paws for him that his foster family falls in love and wants to adopt him! Introducing INDIANA BONES - our new one to two year old happy English Cocker boy. He is affectionate and friendly with everyone he meets. He loves people, children and other dogs. When we first rescued him, he had two huge stitches on his lower back and the shelter told us they thought he had been hit by a car? We had him x-rayed just to be sure he is okay and his x-rays looked great. His fur is starting to grow in on his lower back and the way he runs around and is peppy with the other dogs, you would never know he was ever injured. This is a pretty special youngster and we would love to find him a home with someone who is active and can give him the daily exercise and stimulation that a young dog needs. We are hoping to find adopters who know the English Cocker breed and whom may even be willing to take him to agility. He has so much potential to become remarkable and we would like to place him in a home that can really spend the time to bring out the best of the English Cocker breed in him. He will need to live in a home with a large backyard to run in and also would do best if he had other dogs to play with and someone who is not going to be gone extended hours. Check out Indiana's short VIDEO from the day we rescued him. And also his new VIDEO #2 of him after recovering from his wounds. Adoption donation $275
Adoption pending! Yaay for Ernie!!! Meet ERNIE - our new cutie pie one to two year old boy. We don't think he looks like he is much of a Cocker but he has the adorable underbite of a Pekinese and the coloring and squishy cute face of King Charles. He is a sweet gentle boy and all he wants is someone to love and make him their very own forever doggie. We discovered that Ernie gets car sick and also needs to be walked on a harness so that he doesn't escape when out on walks. Check out Ernie's short VIDEO and you will see the special dog that we see. Adoption donation $275.
Beethoven is in the process of being adopted by his foster mommies and he is about to get a double ear ablation/bulla osteotomy surgery on August 18th! Please send Beethoven positive wishes for his surgery!Introducing BEETHOVEN - the little senior man who is waiting and dreaming of someone to come along to love him. He has a fatty tumor on his chest, chronic ear infections and bad skin from a lifetime of neglect and poor nutrition. His owners turned him in at the shelter after dipping him in motor oil (they thought is would kill fleas). We would love to find Beethoven a nice home with someone who can care for him and his ongoing ear infections and give him an abundance of love for his remaining golden years. He is a sweet boy and deserves to know love for the first time in his life. Check out Beethoven's short VIDEO to see what a happy little fella he is!
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Hi…………. My name is Benny! Let me tell you about me. First, I could be the best thing that ever happened to you. It’s true I may be a bit older and I don’t see so good. I have this tail………It wags faster than a hummingbird wing. At the slightest sound of your voice it takes off. Really, I could be the best thing that ever happened to you. When I came to my foster home I got really sick but with just a little help I got past all that because I’m a special little boy. My favorite place is the kitchen. I love to help, however, I can. Ask yourself this……do you feel lucky today………I’m the best bet to make your day. With love, your friend . . . Benny.
Adoption pending for Benny! Whooo Hoooo Benny! We are sending you positive wishes that you get adopted! Meet BENNY our sweet senior boy who has limited vision (we first thought he was blind, but he sees shadows and gets around fairly well). He will hold up his little paw for you to ask for your affection and he is friendly with other dogs. Is there a remarkable person out there who would be willing to open up your heart and your home to an older doggie like Benny? He sure has been disappointed by his former owners and really so deserving of a second chance. Anyone who has taken in a senior dog can tell you how rewarding an experience it can be to know that you have literally given a dog the best years of his entire life! Check out Benny's short VIDEO of how we first met him. Adoption donation tbd.
Introducing BABY DINO (born approximately late April?) - just a wee tiny puppy dog! His owners turned him in to the shelter for biting their children, but guess what we discovered? Dino is fearful of his ears being pulled and pinched and we think someone used to mishandle him. We are working on positive reinforcement where we gently pet his ear and give him a treat and repeat over and over. In the short time that we've had him, he has changed dramatically and is SO much more trusting around his ears. We are not going to be adopting him out to anyone with children though, better to be safe and just put him in an adult only home with someone who is gentle and can continue positive reinforcement training with him. Baby Dino is getting Cherry Eye surgery on 8/13/08. Check out his short VIDEO or his newest VIDEO with his pal Snickerdoodle!. Adoption donation tbd
We are one hundred percent supported by donations and on average, we spend between $500 - $750 on each dog we rescue (medical bills & boarding are our biggest expenses). About once or twice a month, we will get a dog that needs expensive surgery so we are always in need of donations. We are always operating in the red so please pass the word for us that we need donations. Also, what a great gift for someone who has everything . . . make a donation in their honor and we will send an acknowlegement card on your behalf. If you are interested in meeting or possibly adopting any of our Cocker Spaniels, please fill out an Adoption Application at the upper right hand side. We are also always in need of good foster homes, if you would like to contribute to animal rescue in this way, please fill out the Foster Application (on the right side half way down). Thank you for supporting animal rescue! We WOOF you!





