Welcome to The Cavalier Rescue
We are a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization headquartered in Alabama with teams across the USA. We are dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, reuniting, and re-homing of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels as well as education focused on Cavalier health, reputable breeding, and puppy mill awareness.

Covey Cavalier Collection

Announcing The Covey Cavalier Collection! Join Covey Collection in supporting The Cavalier Rescue’s mission to help Cavalier King Charles Spaniels in need! Proceeds from the sale of all Cavalier leashes, collars, and waste bag holders will go directly to The Cavalier Rescue
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Louie

Statesville, North Carolina

Titan

Pleasanton, California

Ajax

St. Simons Island, Georgia

Rehabilitating

These Angels are healing in our care and are not yet available. We are not reviewing applications for them at this time.
Rosalie
Birmingham, Alabama

Pending Adoption

These Angels have a family selected for them, or they are being adopted by their foster family. We are working through the steps toward their adoption
Rookie
Birmingham, Alabama

Hospice Angels

These sweet souls came into our care and due to age or medical status have joined our Hospice program. TCR provides for their care for the rest of their lives while they are a loved family member with one of our amazing Foster families.
Annalise
Rescued 10/1/2018

Tinsley

Rescued 9/26/2023

Kate

Rescued 2/28/2021

Just Adopted

Stryker
BIG congratulations to handsome Stryker and his furever family on their adoption 🎉 Stryker will be the king 👑 of his new castle in Charlotte, North Carolina and is looking forward to hikes 🐾 and adventures with his new family 💜 Happy furever, sweet boy! 💕

Shelly

BBIG congratulations to sweet Shelly (tri) and her furever family on their adoption today 🎉 Shelly was rescued out of a bad breeding situation and arrived to us back in January with significant eye issues due to the breeder excising her tear glands. The tear gland is of course responsible for tear production and so without it, Shelly was left with completely dry, inflamed, painful eyes and no way to stimulate tear production. Therefore, she underwent a surgery to reroute her salivary gland up to her eyes so that her eyes could be lubricated by her saliva. While saliva isn’t the same as tears, it will do the same good job to keep her eyes lubricated, comfortable, and prevent corneal ulcerating, inflammation, discomfort, and vision loss associated with dryness. Shelly’s furever family is committed to continuing her eye care and Shelly will soon be meeting with her new ophthalmologist. Shelly will now call Collierville, Tennessee home 🏡 where her new fur brother, Jax 🐾, is sure to show her the ropes. We hear they already snuggled up together on the car ride home 💕 We are so excited for Shelly to experience the magic of the holiday season with her new family - looks like Christmas came just a bit early for this special girl 🎁 Happy furever, Shelly! 💜
Lady
BIG congratulations to precious Lady and her furever family on their adoption today 🎉 Lady is headed home to Madison, Mississippi 🏡 to meet her Cavalier brother and sister 🐾 Lady came to us a breeder release back in May and arrived a very timid, undersocialized, fearful little girl. Her foster family has been teaching her all about the wonderful world around her and now her furever mom, who has adopted other scared puppy mill Cavaliers, has got it from here 💕 Lady will continue to bloom with her experience and from the leadership and companionship of her new cavalier siblings 💜 Happy furever, little Lady!

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