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You can see them at www.ckcsrescue.com and also on the Facebook page for Irish Cavalier Rescue. There are a few more coming as well. Applications can be downloaded from the rescue site. I give priority in the order I receive a suitable application that is the right match for a given dog so do not delay if you are interested in a particular cavalier or cavalier cross. ...

I have a number of dogs currently needing homes at irish Cavalier Rescue. First off are CJ and Sly, who are awaiting a home TOGETHER. This father and son pair of tricolours are extremely affectionate and just adorable! They like kids but would prefer a teen or adult home rather than a home with small children. Just look at these sofa-hogs! These are the perfect dogs for someone who wants an instant pair of companions, well-behaved and house-trained.

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Come visit us on Facebook, where Irish Cavalier Rescue has a new fan page!

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Irish-...15004435217877

People can upload pictures of their cavaliers, if they wish to share 'happy endings' for one of our rescue doglets! There are already some adoptees there and I hope many more to come.

I hope that Facebook will enable ICR dogs to reach a wider audience when they are looking for new homes.

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Two of my cousins now own Great Pyrenees dogs, the breed I grew up with. When I was in Wisconsin last weekend, I was really excited to get to meet my cousin Sue's beautiful dog Lexie, a rescue Pyr. She is absolutely huge for a female and all white and very laid back and even tempered (I had forgotten how relaxed Pyrs are especially compared to my very active little cavaliers). Another relative brought her fluffball of a bichon -- she lets his coat grow really long which I liked; don't care much ...

A very funny column on combo dog names.