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Cavalier Petpourri Rescue, Inc. is now a
tax-exempt organization under, section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue
Code. All donations are now tax-deductible.
Rescue
Photos
Here are some photos of
our latest rescue and others we have helped. Donations are always
welcomed.
To donate
to Cavalier Petpourri Rescue, Inc
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All
donations are tax-deductible.
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By Check - to
Cavalier Petpourri Rescue, Inc.
4222 W. Regent Drive
Santa Ana,
CA. 92704
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By Fax - credit card
donations to 714 839 1991 include card number, expiration date, and code on the
back.
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By Toll Free call - with
credit card info: 866 839 3981
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the email address (resqadog@aol.com) of the recipient in the Send Money form,
along with the amount you want to send. |
Cody
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Cody was part of a large raid in Lake Co., CA. The rescue group
didn't feel he was adoptable due to an unrepaired broken leg that healed
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Velvet
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| Velvet was listed as a "Cavalier/Cocker " by the shelter. The
minute I saw her, I knew there was no Cavalier in her, but it was her last day,
so I couldn't turn my back on her. |
Chelsea's owner had to go on vacation and, evidently, Chelsea
was in the way of her trip, so she was dropped off at the shelter.
Chelsea is about 13 with a heart murmur, eye and rear end issues. She has
the typical Cavalier personality--loving and
sweet.
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Japanese Chin: "Buddy" born with one eye,
PDA robbed him of the sight in his other eye. He spent seven years in a
breeding facility, then was up for adoption for over a year with no
takers. He is a permanent resident here. |
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Bailey was part of a large puppy mill rescue in San Diego. She
has behavior issues, as she is terrified of people |
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MiMi B: Also rescued from the San Diego mill; she has bad
knees and is terrified of people. |
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Chihuahua: "Dino" nine years old, biter and
deaf, he had had seven previous homes and reportedly had biten everyone in
every home. |
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Twenty five pound Zak was rescued after having spent six
weeks in a local shelter. Several rescue groups considered him, but he
was not taken because of a seemingly injured rear leg. When he was
taken from the shelter, it was realized that his "injury" was really a paw full
of burrs, when removed, returned his leg to normal. He arrived with
a grade four murmur. |
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