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DR KNOX

Cocker Spaniel

Male, Adult
Norfolk, VA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Doctor Knox! And yes, he is every bit as handsome as his name suggests. This gorgeous blonde Cocker Spaniel has soft, wavy hair, a happy little wiggle, and a personality that lets you know he's arrived. He'll be turning 4 years old in November and weighs a healthy, trim 33 pounds. He's a wonderful age, past the puppy craziness but still young enough to enjoy plenty of playtime, walks, toys, and adventures with his people.Doctor Knox also comes with his own built-in home security system. He likes to announce when someone new comes around, so there's no need to spend money on a monthly alarm subscription. Just keep his food bowl filled, his toy basket stocked, and remind him how handsome he is. He considers those perfectly reasonable household arrangements!Knox loves his toys, especially his chew toys, and enjoys his morning or evening walks. He is happy to entertain himself with a favorite toy and can often be found stretched out on his dog bed, contentedly passing the time. He's currently enjoying life in a foster home with other dogs and plenty of activity. He has opinions about his canine housemates and isn't a boy who takes much sass from anyone, but he's also learned to settle in and enjoy having company around.His story is a little sad. For nearly four years, Knox was the king of his castle and had a home and person of his own. Unfortunately, his owner eventually decided she no longer had the time to spend with him and surrendered him to rescue. It took him a little while to adjust to the change, but he's found his footing again and is showing everyone what a happy, loving boy he really is.What Knox wants most is a person or family who genuinely enjoys having a dog around. He loves his people and would do best with someone who understands the Cocker Spaniel personality: affectionate, clever, sometimes vocal, occasionally opinionated, and always full of character. He needs a kind, confident leader who will give him consistency, attention, and a place where he can feel secure and loved.If you've ever loved a Cocker Spaniel, you probably already know what makes these dogs so special. And if you've never had one, Doctor Knox might just be the fellow who introduces you to the joys of the breed. He's handsome, happy, playful, and ready to be somebody's special boy again.He's had a home once, and he'd really like to have one for keeps this time.If Doctor Knox sounds like the kind of companion you've been missing, please email Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrtennessee@gmail.com. Be sure to include your city and state so we can learn a little about where this handsome fellow might be headed for his next chapter!November 3, 2026, 7:00 pm
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Bee

Cocker Spaniel Terrier (Unknown Type, Small)

Female, 6 yrs
Norfolk, VA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,
Story
During a days-long spay/neuter event last month, PETA’s Community Animal Project (CAP) fieldworkers were buzzing around Galax, Virginia, and its surrounding towns. While PETA’s Mobile Clinics Division’s busy bees were fixing 253 dogs and cats, field team members canvassed the area, providing dozens of “backyard dogs” with upgraded doghouses, lightweight tie-outs to replace heavy chains, lots of love, and more. In between these visits, one fieldworker serendipitously found himself needing a potty break, stat. It was at the nearest gas station he could find that a chance encounter took place, giving this adoptable, deserving dog (and her partner) the chance to say “tanks but no tanks” to life on the street. The gas station attendant believed Bee—as fieldworkers later named the black pup—and her pal (PETA eventually named her Rachelle) had been dumped and deserted. They had been hanging around the gas station for hours. The Twin County Humane Society (TCHS), which partnered with PETA to host the spay-a-thon, helped spread the word about the abandoned pair. Days later, with no collars, microchips, or any sign that anyone was looking for them and with TCHS as well as local Animal Control hearing nothing but crickets, Bee and Rachelle were taken to PETA’s Norfolk, Virginia, shelter for a chance at a truly homey hive to call their own. With them were several other former “outdoor dogs,” whose owners had acquiesced to pleas to let us find them loving homes inside. Many of the group have already been adopted or, like Rachelle, lent a helping hand by one of PETA’s trusted partner shelters. And although PETA anticipates being swarmed with Bee adoption inquiries, shelter staff are keen to find the bighearted but sometimes bashful babe the perfect home and adopters. Bee is roughly 5 years old and 25 lbs. Our best guesses include that she’s a mix of spaniel, Australian shepherd, Chihuahua or dachshund, and absolute perfection. (The latter accounts for at least 51%.) Striking the perfect balance between small and medium makes the marvelous mutt’s desires to be equal parts “adventure gal” and “couch potato” all the more practical. Now’s not the time to be a humblebee! Buzz on over to Adopt@peta.org to tell PETA’s adoption coordinator why your home and family would be the bee’s knees for this delightful dog!

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