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SPONSOR A RECOVERY ROOM COCKER!

If you are unable to adopt or provide foster care for a rescue cocker at this time but still want to help, here’s the perfect solution!

JoeyAt any given time, CSRNE has many convalescing cockers who have just undergone major surgery. They’ve left the operating room but now must spend time in the recovery room. They need to heal and regain their strength before they can be adopted into their forever homes. All require ongoing medication and close care.

CSRNE’s Joey Fund was created for exactly this purpose: to provide treatment to those cockers facing extraordinary needs. By donating to the Joey Fund, you are giving the gift of sight to a blind cocker, relieving the constant pain of a cocker with chronic ear infections, and making life worth living again for the many cockers whose health has been ignored or neglected before they were rescued.

You can direct your Joey Fund donation to one of the Recovery Room Cockers listed below. In essence, you are sponsoring one (or more) of these cockers – helping offset the cost of their surgery or treatment and the ongoing expenses necessary for their recuperation. Sponsors will be listed on our website and sent periodic updates and photos of “their cocker.”

Please help these cockers who, up until their rescue, have led such miserable lives by sponsoring a Recovery Room Cocker through your donation to the Joey Fund.

     
     

 

 

 

 

Sophie:

This absolutely darling cocker was found wandering the city streets in January in the bitter cold. She was so badly matted that the shelter manager thought she was blind and wasn't sure which end was which.  At the shelter, she patiently waited for someone to come for her but no one ever did.  Fortunately, Sophie had a Cocker Angel who learned of her plight and called us. This Cocker Angel agreed to foster her - a true act of kindness!

Sophie had a complete vet exam last week including urinalysis, blood work and ultra sound.  She has a urinary tract infection and is on an antibiotic for the next 2 weeks. She also has a minor ear infection and dry eye in one of her eyes. The optimune drops make her feel so much better.  Sophie's foster mom says she 's already acting perkier.  In a few weeks, she'll have a complete dental cleaning which will probably include several extractions.  Our vet thinks she's about 8 years old.

Total cost of her care including the dental surgery is $875.00

Read more...

     
     
     

 

 

Shannon:

We’re hoping that Shannon has the luck of the Irish. Yesterday, St. Patrick’s Day, we received a call from a city shelter asking us to help this sweet, four-year old buff cocker.

Shannon probably has bladder stones and her infected ears will need routine cleaning. She also has demodectic mange – which is NOT contagious to humans or other pets like Sarcoptic mange. Puppies can be born with demodectic mange but most of the time their immune system eliminates it. However, some dogs with underlying issues like hypothyroidism, bladder infections, etc., do not fight it off and need treatment.  Total cost for Shannon's vet bills to date is $828.99.

Read more...be sure to read the UPDATE

     
     
     

   

 

Princess:

This utterly sweet little 8 year old cocker girl was hit by a car on February 3rd and suffered a fractured jaw and lacerations in her mouth.  Th Animal Control Officer called us immediately and we rushed her to veterinary specialist who was able to get her right into surgery and repaired the damage.  Princess tolerated the surgery well and by the next day, she was wagging her tail at all the vet techs and eating her gruel.  Our vet was very impressed with her temperament and pronounced her a "very sweet dog".  Total cost of surgery and post-operative care is $1030.   Read more...
     
     
     
     

 

Dolly has a fan club!  All the staff member at the vet hospital where she’s currently staying say the same thing==”She is so, so sweet!” Dolly’s owner is in a nursing home and can no longer care for her.  Unfortunately he didn’t realize that Dolly was diabetic and she is now blind.  Read More - Updated 3/19/08

     
     
     
     

Recovery Room Sponsors

Sponsor:  Gloria R.
Sponsor:
 Mary McC.
Sponsor:
 James H.
Sponsor:
 Dara N.

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