AZ Cocker Rescue

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Fin is still looking for a home, poor guy got stood up again at the last minute when the potential adopter changed her m...
11/24/2024

Fin is still looking for a home, poor guy got stood up again at the last minute when the potential adopter changed her mind. Her loss because he is a cool little guy with lots of personality!
A little over a year old, he is very submissive and very playful, he and Ted (also still available for adoption) are the best of buds and play nonstop!
He would do best with an active home and another dog to play with, he needs a patient owner who will continue his training, he’s crate trained and knows basic obedience. He would thrive doing agility as he has the athletic ability to succeed with the right training.

10/06/2024
This sweet girl is still looking for a home with a very patient family. A playful and active girl that is just under a y...
10/06/2024

This sweet girl is still looking for a home with a very patient family. A playful and active girl that is just under a year old. Originally purchased from a pet store she came from a puppy mill in the Midwest, the owners didn’t have the patience or skills to handle her special needs. When she first came into rescue, she was nearly feral and absolutely terrified of everything. While she’s come a long way, she still needs work. She would do well with other dogs as she loves to play and it would help her to learn trust.
Please send an email to [email protected] for an application and more info

Berry is an adorable 2 year old pup who loves to snuggle, sleep, and have lots of belly rubs. She has recently had bladd...
07/31/2024

Berry is an adorable 2 year old pup who loves to snuggle, sleep, and have lots of belly rubs. She has recently had bladder stones removed and has had a brief history of recurrent UTIs. Berry will benefit from an owner who is able to provide her with medical care should the need for UTI treatment arise. Berry may need a surgery in a few months to prevent more UTIs, her current owner is waiting to hear from the vet about whether this surgery can be comped. Please inquire for more details about the sweet, soft, wonderful Berry: [email protected]

Fin and Ted just loungin by the pool after an afternoon playing, both are still looking for homes. Please send an email ...
07/31/2024

Fin and Ted just loungin by the pool after an afternoon playing, both are still looking for homes.
Please send an email to [email protected] if interested

Finn (chocolate and white cocker) and Ted (solid black cocker) are ready for their new homes. Finn is about 10 months an...
07/14/2024

Finn (chocolate and white cocker) and Ted (solid black cocker) are ready for their new homes.
Finn is about 10 months and Ted is about 6 months. Both are VERY active and playful and require typical puppy training and an active home.
Please send an email to [email protected] for an adoption application

We would like to share our experience with Librela, a new drug to alleviate arthritis pain in dogs. Please note this is ...
05/30/2024

We would like to share our experience with Librela, a new drug to alleviate arthritis pain in dogs. Please note this is just our experience and many others have had positive results with no adverse side effects.
The vet recommended Librela injections for Stitlz, a senior mini poodle to help with his arthritis, he has bilateral luxating patellas and had recently been showing some discomfort.
I did some research on the new drug but I made the mistake of relying too heavily on the vet and vet tech recommendations and wanting to ease his pain, I went ahead with the treatment. The series of 3 injections was given to him monthly and the first 2 months he appeared to be responding well to the treatment and was feeling pretty good, he was his active self again.
Unfortunately, towards the end of his treatment he started to develop some minor neurological issues, which was initially attributed to his age, knee issues and/pain. This started a cascade of neurological deficits that he did not have prior to the injections and then last week he suffered a stroke and the neurologist suspected he had mini strokes previously.
The usual protocol of bloodwork and testing was done to determine if there was a systematic cause for the stroke (such as thyroid issue, kidney disease, high blood pressure etc. While there is no way to know for sure at this time, so far there is no systemic cause which leads me to believe there is a good chance it’s possibly related to the injections.
With so many vets encouraging the treatment with very little information offered about the serious and fatal risks, I feel the need to share with other dog owners.
We are blessed to still have him and are grateful he didn’t need to be put to sleep as there are many dogs that weren’t so fortunate. Although his future quality of life is unknown. Please keep him in your prayers.
If your dog has had a Labrela injection, we would like to hear about your experience.

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