Last updated on
August 26, 2008
Urgent | Puppies | Adult Dogs | Senior/Special Needs Dogs | Private Placements
Not all English Cockers available for adoption are listed on the web site, so please contact the adoption coordinator, Anita Berkey, at blarneyecs@dishmail.net or 615-797-5998 and/or complete and submit an adoption application form.
The thumbnails below show some of the currently available rescue English Cocker Spaniels. Please click on the dog's name or scroll down to learn more about the dog and contact information.
Dogs listed in the Courtesy Listing section are only listed by the ECSCA as a courtesy to shelters and private individuals. The ECSCA is not responsible for any transaction or representations about the dogs made by these organizations or individuals unless otherwise stated.
We urge anyone interested in adopting an ECS to submit an adoption application form even if there is are not any dogs currently on this page that interest you. When dogs become available, we offer them first to people on our waiting list, so please complete and return the application form.
| ECSCA ADOPTIONS |
** Lionel & Ange; would prefer
to be adopted together ** |
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"Lionel"
NewYork
Blue Roan Male
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"Angel"
New York
Black & White Female
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"Millie"
North Carolina
Blue Roan Female
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On Hold
"Buddy"
Connecticut
Red Male
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Courtesy Listings
The following are dogs with other organizations or private rescues that may be of interest. These dogs are not associated with the English Cocker Spaniel Club of America rescue. We offer this as a service to English Cocker Spaniels in need, but the health or temperament of these dogs has not been assessed and cannot be guaranteed by the English Cocker Spaniel Club of America rescue. All transactions are made directly with the organization or private individual listed. Some may be English Cocker Spaniel mixes.
Lost English Cockers
If you have lost a dog, currently or in the past, please contact Marsha Wallace at ecresqr@comcast.net
We will be happy to post
lost dogs and we can also see if
we may have placed a dog like yours
in the past. If you've lost
a dog, please check these resources
for lost and
found dogs.
ECSCA AOPTIONS OR PRIVATE PLACEMENT DESCRIPTIONS
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Michigan: Carson
Carson is a four year old, neutered, red male. His owner can no longer afford to keep two dogs and have decided it would be best to find Carson a new home. Here is some info about Carson.
He is a bit shy with new people and it is better to let him approach when he is ready. Otherwise he does a lot of barking and backing away. He has been around young children that have done a lot of grabbing, so is very unsure around them. He has been around another male dog his whole life and they get along fine. He also has a male beagle that visits this home that he has never had any issues with either. |
This fellow is sweet and affectionate. He loves to play especially ball, is good on car rides, and will make someone the most loyal pet.
He is housebroken but has always done his business in a concrete dog run. His owners don't think they have ever seen him go potty on the lawn. Carson does not like to get wet, so if it has been raining he would rather stay inside then go out and do his business, so you have to watch him.
He has never been sick and has only visited the Vet. for just his yearly vaccinations and such like that. He is up-to-date with those.
Carson needs a home with older children; he seems fine with other dogs.
Contact
ECSCA Rescue: Anita Berkey at blarneyecs@dishmail.net or 615-797-5998 |
No listings at this time.
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North Carolina: Millie
Millie is a 3 year old, spayed, blue roan, field-bred English Cocker who was found as a stray in the Fayetteville, NC area. She is healthy although will need one follow-up worming and perhaps some ear care. Millie is very sweet, although a bit dominant with small dogs. The foster mom feels she would be fine with dogs her own size or larger and would like to see Millie go to a home with another dog or two to play with, since she is very active. The foster mom suspects Millie might make a great agility dog. She appears to be very comfortable with kids, although she might play a little rough for very young children. Millie is housebroken and not destructive. She loves to carry stuffed toys around. She is easy to walk on a lead and knows some basic commands.
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| SENIOR/SPECIAL NEEDS DOGS |
Please
consider adopting one of
our older EC's. These dogs
are truly in need because
they are less in demand.
But, they have lots of love left
to give and you could always
add a younger dog later. The life
span of the average English Cocker
is 12-14 years. Adopting an
older dog is also a great way to
get acquainted to our breed.
Keep in mind that our waiting list is long,
but for those who have a space in their
hearts for a "middle-aged" dog,
the rewards can be enormous AND
you will more likely be matched with a dog
much sooner.
Lionel
Angel
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New York: Lionel & Angel
Lionel came into rescue when his owner died. He is an 11 year old blue roan male who is a retired show champion. He is neutered, has had dental work done and also is the survivor of recent surgery for a hematoma of his spleen. All other health care is up to date. He is a very sweet dog and very devoted to Angel. He gets along fine with cats.
Angel came into rescue when her owner died.S he came to us with her lifetime kennel-mate, Lionel
She is an 11 year old spayed black and white female. She is completely deaf and needs to have her people in view or she may howl a/o get upset. She had a benign mammary tumor removed and all health care is up to date. She is a very sweet dog who gets along with dogs and cats.
Contact Jill Holt at jolt@us.ibm.com or 914-669-5699
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Connecticut:
Buddy (On Hold)
Buddy is a 9 yo neutered red male who lost his home due to home foreclosure on owners. He is good with cats and likely will be happier as an only dog or with a non-dominant dog . He is also good with kids but will protest if approached while eating food or gnawing on a bone. He whimpers in the car,so may not be ideally suited for long distance or frequent travel..Despite his age ,he is active and likes to fetch balls and he's very healthy.
For more information contact Vanessa Weber 860-399-0090 ext or kenjockety@cshore.com
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His owners are generously providing his new “people” with Caleb’s sleeping crate, a collapsible traveling crate, a supply of dog food, a “halti” collar (for walks), leashes, dog toys as well as food and water bowls. In addition, they have offered to transport him a reasonable distance to help him arrive in his forever home.
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Nettie
Yuppie
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Nevada: Nettie & Yuppie
Nettie and Yuppie are sisters who found themselves needing a new home earlier this summer after their owner passed away. They have been well-cared for and are currently in foster care, but they need a permanent home asap. Vet bills will be paid for by the estate's trustee.
Nettie is red and 11 years old. She loves to be by your side. Yuppie, the black one is 16 and doesn't see well at night but she gets around fine using her nose. She is on Proin for bladder control (not an expensive med).
Nettie has been spayed. Both girls are up-to-date on vaccinations.
Please contact:
Mary Sanders - Senior Spaniels
(702) 658-1495
marys111@earthlink.net
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The following are dogs belonging to or residing with private breeders or owners who need to place them somewhere else or shelter organizations. You do not need to fill out an application. Contact the breeder, owner or shelter listed directly. Dogs listed as Private Placements are only listed by the ECSCA as a courtesy and the ECSCA is not responsible for any transaction or representations about the dogs made by these organizations unless otherwise stated.
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Florida: Tucker
Tucker is a neutered orange and white male, has been a beloved family pet for most of his 10 years. However, due to some tragic circumstances, he has lost 2 of his family members, one has moved away and he now lives just with mom. But mom has to work during the day and, for the first time, Tucker is alone. He howls and cries until his owner's return and she is heartbroken that she can not spend more time with him. She still takes him along for her daily bike ride and he loves to run alongside her. |
Otherwise, Tucker is a VERY good dog, completely housebroken and healthy. He does get flea dermatitis if Frontline isn't applied regualrly and he is due for a vet check which may have to be done by his new owner.
Tucker loves to ride in the car although he will pull on a leash when walked. He is a typical "Velcro" English Cocker. He loves people and was especially bonded to his male owner. He likes some dogs, especially Bichons for some reason, but he is not good around cats. He is best placed in a home without small children although occasional small visitors are fine.
Contact
Owner: Carol at crussell25@gmail.com
ECSCA Rescue: Anita Berkey at blarneyecs@dishmail.net or 615-797-5998 |
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