Shamis needs a special foster home asap!

This loving, adorable 18 pound cocker boy was surrendered to a big city SPCA because his owner could not care for his infected ears – and now Shamis needs ear surgery on his right ear.
Despite his discomfort, Shamis has remained a happy, affectionate cocker spaniel who adores people. He is a gentle, easy going boy and he’s housebroken.
CSRNE had hoped to schedule Shamis’ ear surgery in June but Shamis just came down with kennel cough and he’s now on a two week course of antibiotics.
The city shelter is very overcrowded and Shamis now needs a special foster home with no other dogs. We know this is a difficult request but this little guy needs to get out of the stressful shelter environment and into a caring foster home as quickly as possible.

Can you help. Call 603-547-3363 or info@csrne.org.

 Meet Bosley,  8 month old puppy, active, loves to chase his ball. Go to the puppy page to read more. 

Update - May 1, 2013
Seven year old Scooter tested positive for heartworm disease and he’ll begin his treatment to eliminate these potentially deadly worms on Wednesday, May 1.

Scooter will be treated according to the new and safer 90 day protocol as recommended by the American Heartworm Society  (AHS). We’ll keep you updated on Scooter’s progress.   For more information online - scroll down to AHS-Recommended Treatment Protocol -  http://www.heartwormsociety.org/veterinary-resources/canine-guidelines.html#8

It’s May and time to get your dog tested for heartworm!  According to the AHS, heartworm infection in dogs has been diagnosed in all 50 of the United States, and in the contiguous 48 states it is at least regionally endemic.

Heartworm disease is almost 100% preventable so call your veterinarian today and schedule your dog for the quick and easy blood test and follow your vet’s advice regarding the various heartworm preventative products and their usage.                                                          ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This petite seven year old cocker boy tested positive for heartworm disease and needs someone to love him and keep him quiet during the 6-8 week period when he’s being treated. CSRNE would like to begin his treatment as soon as possible. It is also important that the foster person be home all or part of the day so that Scooter has companionship during the time when he must be kept quiet.
Scooter is essentially a sweet cocker but he is initially very cautious when meeting new people. His owner and the trainer who evaluated him and both agree that he needs just a few minutes to know that he can trust someone. Then he relaxes and is affectionate. He lived with another dog and likes dogs that he meets.

It's back - CSRNE's Cutest Pet Contest
Be sure to enter your pet and get those votes to put your pet on the 2014 CSRNE calendar.
Click here to read more.