HOMED: Cavalier in Cardiff UK

[Yvonne117]

I have just read on www.epupz.co.uk under cavaliers an ad giving a 5 yr old blenheim cav free to good home. This makes me very nervous as it is in Wales. How can these people be sure whoever they give him to is not a breeder and wont take him to a puppy farm.

[Maxxs_Mummy]

I have contacted epupz and asked them to pass on the details for the Cavalier Rescue co-ordinator for Wales.

The site owners are pretty good if alerted to anything and detest puppy farming themselves.

[Yvonne117]

Many thanks I did not know what to do, am really grateful was so worried about him.

[Maxxs_Mummy]

I hope they do get in touch with the owner. I would do it myself but you have to be a full member to contact someone.

[Yvonne117]

I have a friend who I think is a member. If I can get the number of the owner I will PM it to you.

[Karlin]

Why not register and get the name; registration is free.

[Yvonne117]

Registered but now it is saying you must wait five days for new ads or you need a premier account which you must pay for.

[misty]

I've just spoken to Charlie's owner. Fortunately, he has been neutered, so that protects him from prospective dodgy owners in the puppy farms.

A lady is going to see him tomorrow, and they're hoping she will fall in love with him.

[Yvonne117]

Thanks for everyones help. Hopefully he will find a lovely new mum.

[carla_clemartill]

Have registered and left phone message and email message for person advertising, as there is a cavalier rescue in wales where everyone on the list is vetted and checked. The waiting list in Wales for a rescue cavalier is about 5 years. Would gladly have the old boy here until a good home could be found, depending on how desperate they are to rehome him. Poor thing... wonder what the circumstances are after 5 yrs?