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My basic info
Breed
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Color
Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
Age
Adult
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
❤️🐶 Meet Ruby 🐶❤️
My name is Ruby, I am a 6 years old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, tri-colors. I was rescued from the life of puppy mill in Missouri and transported to Wisconsin to start a new life.
I will pick a favorite person in the house to cuddle with and follow around. I am a very laidback and chill sweet lady. Peanut butter is my favorite treat! I am very treat motivated. I am a bit overweight at 27 pounds and will need some help to go back on a healthy weight. I get along great with my foster family’s dogs and children.. No cats!
I may have some sort of hearing loss/deafness. But that doesn’t affect my lifestyle. I believe I am almost potty trained! I’ve only had 3 accidents so far out of many days. I go out potty 4-5 times a day when my foster mom is home. No accidents overnight in my dog pen. (Due to noncompliance with cats, I stay in the pen at nights when unsupervised and when my foster mom has to go out.) Otherwise I can be left alone free roam of the house without destroying anything. So free roam home is preferred.
Couch is my favorite place to crash and take a nap to snooze away. Fenced-in yard or a trolley is preferred. No tie outs please. No crating home is required as I spent my entire 6 years of life in crate. (Kennel to transport is reasonable.) I am still working on how to walk on the leash and I am learning pretty well!
I am microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, heartworm tested, vet check, and comes with a CVI Health Certificate. I am spayed also.
Disclosures: However, while I was in foster, I developed an open pyometra few days later after the transport and needed an emergency spay surgery to save my life. I was not a good candidate for the spay surgery due to an enlarged heart but I survived! I also do have a grade 2 heart murmur but I will not need to be on medication unless I start showing symptoms.
(I am currently recovering from emergency spay on 2/21/24 and needs a bit of time in foster until I am cleared from the vet to be adopted out. I will need my stitches taken out around 3/6/24. Thank you for your understanding and patience while I recover.)
My Adoption Fee is $650.00
Fostered in Racine, WI
If interested in adopting, please fill out the adoption application at this link: https://www.cognitoforms.com/TinyPawsSmallDogRescue1/AdoptionApplication
Any questions, please reach out to foster mom Amber at this email: rescuemamaforlife@gmail.com
We are a volunteer based, foster based nonprofit Rescue, please be patient to get responses. Thank You.
❤️🐶 Meet Ruby 🐶❤️
My name is Ruby, I am a 6 years old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, tri-colors. I was rescued from the life of puppy mill in Missouri and transported to Wisconsin to start a new life.
I will pick a favorite person in the house to cuddle with and follow around. I am a very laidback and chill sweet lady. Peanut butter is my favorite treat! I am very treat motivated. I am a bit overweight at 27 pounds and will need some help to go back on a healthy weight. I get along great with my foster family’s dogs and children.. No cats!
I may have some sort of hearing loss/deafness. But that doesn’t affect my lifestyle. I believe I am almost potty trained! I’ve only had 3 accidents so far out of many days. I go out potty 4-5 times a day when my foster mom is home. No accidents overnight in my dog pen. (Due to noncompliance with cats, I stay in the pen at nights when unsupervised and when my foster mom has to go out.) Otherwise I can be left alone free roam of the house without destroying anything. So free roam home is preferred.
Couch is my favorite place to crash and take a nap to snooze away. Fenced-in yard or a trolley is preferred. No tie outs please. No crating home is required as I spent my entire 6 years of life in crate. (Kennel to transport is reasonable.) I am still working on how to walk on the leash and I am learning pretty well!
I am microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, heartworm tested, vet check, and comes with a CVI Health Certificate. I am spayed also.
Disclosures: However, while I was in foster, I developed an open pyometra few days later after the transport and needed an emergency spay surgery to save my life. I was not a good candidate for the spay surgery due to an enlarged heart but I survived! I also do have a grade 2 heart murmur but I will not need to be on medication unless I start showing symptoms.
(I am currently recovering from emergency spay on 2/21/24 and needs a bit of time in foster until I am cleared from the vet to be adopted out. I will need my stitches taken out around 3/6/24. Thank you for your understanding and patience while I recover.)
My Adoption Fee is $650.00
Fostered in Racine, WI
If interested in adopting, please fill out the adoption application at this link: https://www.cognitoforms.com/TinyPawsSmallDogRescue1/AdoptionApplication
Any questions, please reach out to foster mom Amber at this email: rescuemamaforlife@gmail.com
We are a volunteer based, foster based nonprofit Rescue, please be patient to get responses. Thank You.
Contact us about a specific animal and we will connect you to that animal's foster parent. You can also follow us on Facebook or check our website for events where we will be appearing with adoptable dogs!
Contact us about a specific animal and we will connect you to that animal's foster parent. You can also follow us on Facebook or check our website for events where we will be appearing with adoptable dogs!
More about this rescue
Tiny Paws Small Dog Rescue was born out of my love for small dogs and desire to help those in need, and in memory of the loss of a dear family member. Dealing frequently with small breed puppies and retired breeder moms, we strive to find homes that are aware of the commitment to raising a small breed dog and to the patience needed in socializing and housebreaking a retired breeder mom who has no idea what life in a home is all about. We are foster home based and are always looking for new foster homes to help us continue our love of rescuing dogs in need. We are happy to assist in owner surrender placements, especially those in need of surrendering their small dogs due to financial hardships, loss of a loved one, or dog owner entering assisted living facilities or nursing homes. We pride ourselves with a thorough search for that perfect home for a dog in need and follow up with phone calls to ensure things are going well. Tiny Paws will take back an adopted dog should the need arise within a reasonable notice and an available foster home has an open spot. Our goal is to someday own a building to house even more canine companions in need. We look forward to helping you find your family pet.
Tiny Paws Small Dog Rescue was born out of my love for small dogs and desire to help those in need, and in memory of the loss of a dear family member. Dealing frequently with small breed puppies and retired breeder moms, we strive to find homes that are aware of the commitment to raising a small breed dog and to the patience needed in socializing and housebreaking a retired breeder mom who has no idea what life in a home is all about. We are foster home based and are always looking for new foster homes to help us continue our love of rescuing dogs in need. We are happy to assist in owner surrender placements, especially those in need of surrendering their small dogs due to financial hardships, loss of a loved one, or dog owner entering assisted living facilities or nursing homes. We pride ourselves with a thorough search for that perfect home for a dog in need and follow up with phone calls to ensure things are going well. Tiny Paws will take back an adopted dog should the need arise within a reasonable notice and an available foster home has an open spot. Our goal is to someday own a building to house even more canine companions in need. We look forward to helping you find your family pet.
