We just celebrated five glorious years with the most special dog in the world, thanks to Camp Cocker Rescue. They spent thousands to help her get well from her previous owners and the adoption process was thorough and appropriate. CCR truly cares for the dogs they rescue and we now contribute monthly to help them continue their mission of mercies! This is a top notch operation and we are proud to support them for the great and compassionate work that they do... read more

Twelve years ago my wife learned of a cocker spaniel that Camp Cocker was trying to find a forever home. He was Sweet Pea from Tennessee and had been transported to California by a team of dedicated pet loving volunteers. We met him a short time there after and we adopted him. We named him Teddy. He was young and got along with our other senior rescues. He was a good boy despite a few skirmishes with our male dogs. His last 7 years has been lived as the senior member of our canine family consisting of Teddy and three terrier females. They all loved Teddy and they kept him young at heart. Sadly today, Teddy crossed the Rainbow Bridge with the help of our vet, Dr. Pershing at the La Canada Pet Clinic. We will miss our little man, my muchacho, my wife's Boo but we are better humans for having this cocker spaniel who survived a vicious attack in Tennessee in our lives. We thank Camp Cocker and all the people who lent their hands and time in rescuing him and bringing to California and us. Teddy will live on in our memories with the help of thousands of photos we have of him. "Now a noble heart cracks. Good night sweet prince. And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest." read more

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We adopted our amazing dog Cooper (FKA Cowboy) a few months ago from Camp Cocker. Cathy was amazing throughout the whole process and was patient as we asked a million question. She really does want this dogs to go to the best homes for them and it's really refreshing to see. read more

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I had a very poor experience trying to adopt Cece (aka Celeste). After watching her story since May 2024, we fell in love with her, but waited to apply to give others a chance to own a great dog. Fast forward to 1.5 hrs later she still hasn't been adopted nor do they promote her on social media. Every dog deserves a forever home so we decided to open our hearts and wallets to adopt her, only to be met with a solid No and good luck with another rescue or shelter. We did not even get a phone meeting, or decent explanation (which I will try to attach email response here). This dog has been available to adopt for a year and a half and no one qualifies? Hmmm...your website says you get hundreds of applicants each week. Why are you holding onto this dog and others like Hershey so long? Poor Cece hasn't had any social media advertising since may of 2024. Which pulled at my heart to adopt her. If you look at the IG and TikTok pages, it's full of dogs that have medical needs to guilt trip you into donating. Not promoting actual dogs that have been sitting waiting over a year to find a home. Maybe it's the $820,000 of donations last year that make them want to keep dogs longer that necessary to plead for more money. Or president and founder Cathy's $89,000 paycheck as the president (yes I did look into your 990 tax form!) Is it really about finding a forever home and working with people to prepare them and their homes to adopt or the paycheck % they get from each donation? I'm starting to lose faith in humanity the more I research these "rescues". So before Cathy Stanley come one here to passive-aggressively deny this or say I was not qualified to adopt as she emailed me "Not a match for Cece's needs as they align with your own specifications and preference." Excuse me? Come again? If they "align" with my specifications and preference how is that not a match? A quick background on me...20yrs experience with cocker spaniels and dog rehabilitation. I'm a Tax and financial advisor who works from home. I am literally 24/7 at home with my dogs and elderly mom. I have 2other happy confident cockers same age who could help her assimullate to her new home. We have almost 8,000 sft lot, both front and back yard are fenced, 2dog runs, 4baby gates, and motion sensor cameras watching every inch inside and out. "Cecelia is a an expert escape risk and high anxiety dog" as they state per the website. I doubt she could escape my yard unless she dug a tunnel under a brick wall. We were met with No, not a match... not let's see what we can do to make Cece safe and happy in your home. Not even a phone call to explain the reasons why my home isn't good enough. Not even an option to adopt a different dog like Muffin and her cat companion. I would take the cat and dog pair but was told to look elsewhere sadly. There are 15 dogs available and I'm not a match for any of them? Seems fishy so I started investigating the financials... it's seems like a for profit instead of non-profit organization. Why adopt out a dog for $500 when you can hold them longer and plead for money saying no one wants to step up and adopt and rake in over $800,000 per year? read more

Cathy Stanley takes in approximately $700,000-$800,000 in donations annually, according to Charitynavigator.com, who give her Camp Cocker Rescue 2 stars. I, along with a few friends, have been donating. From her IG posts/website, it appears she takes in approximately 25-40 dogs a year. I have had cockers my entire life, love the breed. So after losing my boy last year at age 14, I decided to fill out an application to adopt (not shop) at this organization I've been supporting. Stanley has an extensive questionnaire. It's what she refers to as Step 1. According to her website, Step 2 is a phone interview. Step 3 a home safety check. She states over and over that her "priority is to make the best match" and she "puts the applicant first." So imagine my surprise when , after spending hours filling out the application, I was emailed a form rejection letter (like many others who've posted here) within 24 hours. No phone interview. No home visit. The form email stated they were unable to make a match "based on your specifications and preferences" and they "did not have any dogs that met my criteria." Huh?! My specifications: Cocker spaniel My preferences: 0-7 yrs in age, boy The response made zero sense to me so I emailed, "wow, you have got to be kidding; which specification/preferences exactly?" Silence. I emailed again, "Don't have time to let me know?" Silence. While waiting, I found the reviews here where she gives the specific reason to Yelpers she's dismissed. I emailed again, "I see you respond on Yelp so I will Yelp." You guessed it. A response... A shocking, insulting, passive-aggressive one at that (and let me just say up front, I had previously inquired about whether Nikki, an untrained 2-yr old, pulled on her leash and was cat-friendly (never got the answers). I did not ask to be considered for Nikki. I was, however, expecting Step 2, the phone interview, to figure out which dog would be the "best match" for me, the applicant, because I do have a cat and this is what I understood the process would be per Stanley's website. And here's the kicker, not even 36-hours after getting their generic rejection email, Stanley posted an available, "cat-friendly" cocker on her IG.). Stanley's Response: You WERE told why we don't have a match for you. Please read the correspondence you were sent from our volunteers who screen applicants. You need a cat friendly dog and Nikki is not cat friendly.  The cocker spaniel breed in general is known to have a high prey drive.   You are welcome to post on Yelp as it gives me a wonderful opportunity to respond to you there publicly, so that the general public can learn more about how our priority is to please the applicants to make sure we have a MATCH for them.   Adopting a dog to you that we know would not meet your expectations would have been doing a great disservice to you. We have been nothing but polite and professional towards you and sadly, your behavior has been rude and entitled.   You can adopt a dog from literally anywhere else, anywhere.   Sometimes we can't always get what we want, but it only means that there is another dog that is meant to be yours. What a gift it is that you are showing us that we made the right choice to not place a mismatched dog with you.  If you are this disgruntled now, we cannot imagine how enraged you would be if we adopted Nikki to you and she was unable to meet your expectations.  Thank you so much for your wonderful support of animal rescue! Much appreciation, Cathy Stanley Camp Cocker Rescue, founder I was not rude. I didn't call her names. I was merely persistent because a) this both saddened & baffled me a great deal b) her email is generic as to the reason for the dismissal and c) she posted an available "cat-friendly" dog a minute later, which was suspicious. In response to Stanley's email above, I explained she clearly misunderstood, as I was not applying for Nikki. Only she knew which dogs were cat-friendly! I even thanked her for listening. Did she apologize for ass-u-me-ing wrong resulting in a flippant review of my application and calling me "rude" and "entitled" and offer to start anew? No. She went on IG, replied to my comment (that she had denied a great applicant because she had a cat only to then post a cat-friendly dog was in need of a home), and then blocked me. Stanley states her goal is to please the applicants. This is clearly a ruse. She could have simply emailed me or picked up the phone to say, "Nikki is not cat-friendly but we have x, y & z who are." If she wants adopters to understand how her "priority is to please the applicants," if she really cared about finding the pups homes, then she should take the time to interview the candidates via phone in order to make "the best match" possible instead of focusing all of her time begging people for more money. I would love to know where all the money goes, btw. Wouldn't you?! read more

I adopted a dog from Camp Cocker (Goose) in early 2023 and it was a top notch experience. Cathy and Erin were both super helpful and it was clear how much they cared for the dogs they rescue! Erin picked up my dog after he was hit by a car and had a broken leg in the Riverside animal hospital where he was placed on the euthanasia list. He was then put through surgery by Camp Cocker and now he's in perfect shape- you would never even know he had a broken leg. He was given a second chance at life by the generosity of Camp Cocker and now my life is changed as well. Camp Cocker is a professional, generous, kindhearted organization where you can feel the love and compassion they have for dogs. I highly recommend! read more

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Cathy and her organization is 100% committed to saving spaniels and other dogs. They care for every dog like for their own. Camp Cocker Rescue is the best spaniel rescue organization. Cathy and her organization does such a great job rescuing spaniels world wide. The best U.S. rescue org you can trust 100%. read more

BE WARE!! This resource refused to answer phone calls or research proper owners for their dogs. They decided giving their dog to an owner with allergies was the best family for him. It was a very unfortunate situation. I would not work with this person again. You can tell by Cathy's responses how fake, insincere, and dishonest she is with this organization. She is quicker to respond to Yelp reviews then emails regarding her animals up for adoption. ** This is a non profit organization that keeps their dogs much longer than necessary so they continue to solicit donations. ** read more

My wife and I adopted a cocker spaniel mix from Camp Cocker about 9 months ago. The adoption experience was wonderful. Besides the application documentation, Camp Cocker conducted an extensive zoom meeting with both of us to make we would be a good fit for the emancipated dog we had chosen to adopt. The adoption process was professional and thorough. We hope Teddy (we re-named him) lives a long life. But when his time comes up, we would definitely go through Camp Cocker again. read more

I would recommend this organization if you are looking to adopt. They take dogs in the worst situations and do everything that it takes to find them great homes. Sadly, most adopters have so many unnecessary requirements looking for perfect dogs that would be 'convenient' for them and I wish people realize all dogs deserve good loving homes no matter their circumstances and be more accommodating to their natural behaviors. Regardless, Camp Cocker accommodates their prospects but also genuinely cares about their pups that I am so appreciative of their rigorous application process. This should tell you that they do not just care about raising funds, they actually make sure the dogs end up in a home they truly deserve. We went through the screening process and they were very straightforward and honest about Mateo whom we adopted back in May. Mateo is a flight risk and so he even came with a tracker and reiterated how important it is for us to keep an eye on him and not get too comfortable letting him run loose. He's an angel and we couldn't be any happier that he's now home with us. Camp Cocker also made the process go smoothly while making sure we are the right parents for Mateo and their foster accommodated meeting us halfway to pick him up. And to this day they are still checking in to make sure he's doing well. I highly recommend this place and encourage you to also donate when you can. They do so much for the dogs that need love and care the most and always provide updates on where your contributions are going. read more

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We adopted Pepe (now Pepper) from Camp Cocker Rescue and they are an absolute joy to work with. They do such great work rescuing these babies in need and they invest so much into them, even those that would never have had a chance are not always the most "desirable" on first appearance. I appreciate your big hearts and your love for the dogs. Thank you for rescuing our amazing Pepper boy and for flying him to us in Seattle. We are so grateful! read more

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Camp Cocker Rescue is the Best rescue I have worked with. My veterinarian stated that he does not know of another rescue that would do so much to complete and fund all the medical issues the dogs have to prepare them for the best chance of adoption. You can tell that Cathy, Erin and the volunteers have a passion in their heart! I can't say enough and highly recommend Camp Cocker Rescue!!! read more

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It takes a strong heart to do rescue. It takes a keen mind and the ability to build a process, recruit volunteers and create a loving, and safe place. Building a sustainable nonprofit isn't easy. Not even close to easy. It's an all consuming passion. Three of my pups have been Camp Cocker Rescues. The love and devotion given to making the lives of these dogs so much better is praiseworthy. Camp Cocker Rescue has enriched my life by letting me adopt Blossom, Kei and Scout ~ my family. I will forever support their efforts. I know it helps them to make many lives so much better! read more

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My husband and I rescued Teddy(formerly Jameson) from Camp Cocker 1 month ago. Teddy is doing great and he's loving his new life! Cathy and her crew truly love their dogs and do their best to place them in good homes. Thank you Camp Cocker! read more

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We are so thankful to have found this rescue. We had been looking to adopt a dog for a few months, and quickly learned not all rescues were the same. We thought we had found a perfect match for us at another LA rescue, but they had a "first come first adopt" process and when someone showed up 20 minutes before us, they adopted the dog to that family! What?! A good rescue should be matching dogs to a family's lifestyle to make the BEST match, not just the first match, and luckily, Camp Cocker does it right! It is clear with their adoption application and phone interview that they are looking to make a forever match, not just get rid of dogs from their care. We were so impressed with Camp Cocker's thorough adoption process, we asked if we could start volunteering for the rescue. Since it is a TRUE non profit, they only have volunteers (no pay whatsoever going to anyone) we wanted to pay it forward for another family looking for their match. This rescue literally pours THOUSANDS of dollars into these dogs that others turn their back on. They even save Korean Meat farm dogs, and pay huge sums to fly them over to give them a second chance, like our pup. How amazing is that. They are angels on Earth! We don't know where we would be without having found our sweet doggie through them. THANK YOU CAMP COCKER RESCUE! read more

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My boyfriend and I adopted our dog Ellie through Camp Cocker a few months ago and feel so incredibly lucky to have found them. This organization is full of amazing volunteers who did SO much for us throughout the adoption process. The love and dedication that drives them to care for these dogs each and every day is truly amazing. Everything they do shows just how passionate and thorough they are and that's because they have the best interests of the dogs at heart. In the future when we have more space, I hope to be able to adopt another dog through them so Ellie has a brother or sister to play with every day. In the meantime, I love keeping up with their social channels and following the stories of all the dogs that are rescued and the lives that are forever changed by this organization. Thank you, Camp Cocker, for everything that you do! The amount of joy you have brought into our lives is immeasurable and we are forever grateful. read more

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Got my little buddy Gus from Camp Cocker! They are very thorough but it is totally worth it. I love how much they also love my little buddy. Gus came from South Korea and has some potty issues, but other than that he is the perfect little best friend. Thanks Camp Cocker!! read more

A small but mighty rescue organization, I can't say enough good things about the dedication, followthrough, professionalism, and pure loving kindness they show to dogs in need. Not shying away from the most challenging of rescues, those often overlooked by other organizations that simply want to move "desirable" dogs in and out. We have just adopted our second cocker spaniel from Camp Cocker and will continue to support them as long as we are blessed to have furry companions in our lives. read more

My partner and I adopted Mable (now Peach) from them a few months ago. The application process was very thorough (which I liked because it shows the care they take to choose the right home) and everything was explained in detail every step of the way. They've also been checking in since we adopted to Peach and have provided great resources and guidance. They truly care deeply about each and every dog in their rescue. I definitely recommend them if you want to adopt a dog and/or want to support an org that is doing amazing work! read more

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We rescued our baby (Happy) through Camp Cockers freedom flyer program! Erin was very knowledgeable and the process was rather seamless. If we get another dog in the future we would likely rescue again through Camp Cocker! read more

If I could give them zero stars I would. I completed an application for one of cookies puppies and they never followed up! Cathy chose to make the decision that I shouldn't get a puppy because I had a senior dog. Well, my senior dog has passed and they never followed up with my application. Completely unprofessional. I would never want a dog from them. read more

We have a new furry member in our family and Camp Cocker made it all possible. I have owned 7 cocker spaniels in my life and I love the breed. I have also rescued many mixed breeds from various rescues . Camp Cocker is absolutely the best I have dealt with. They are compassionate and sincere. They TRULY care about their rescues and want the best for them. I welcome any rescues that demand to know A LOT about where the rescues are going. I highly recommend Camp Cocker to anyone who is serious about rescuing. You will NOT be disappointed. We were told the truth about our Joey's health and history. He is a complete joy and has bonded well with my other two rescues. Thank you Camp Cocker! read more

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So disappointed in this place!! Spent more than 45 min spilling my heart out on the application only to be denied over a small detail. I genuinely feel these people are holding onto these beautiful 'foster dogs' to milk the donation money. To be fair, I understand if perhaps my application wasn't the best, but it's VERY odd that some of these beautiful dogs have been 'up for adoption' for months and NO ONE has yet to adopt them. read more

I have owned and loved dogs that needed to be rescued all my life, so I feel I have some basis for comparison of the work that canine rescue organizations do. When I first contacted Camp Cocker, I was surprised--and just a tiny bit irritated, to be honest--by the thoroughness of their application process. But oh, the lovely cocker they matched me with! So when that beloved dog died, I was certain Camp Cocker would take care that my next dog and I would be blissfully happy together--and we are! I have the greatest admiration for, and appreciation of, the work they do, saving dogs and finding the right homes for them. read more

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Camp Cocker is an incredible rescue dedicated to saving and rehabbing Cocker Spaniels that are given up to shelters or found as strays. They often rescue other breeds as well. No dog scares Camp Cocker. They take on challenging dogs that need a lot of medical rehab and go to great lengths to raise funds and take care of these sweet doggies and then find the right home. I have been following Camp Cocker for many years and was waiting for my perfect rescue to come along. I've now been a foster of Sweet Louise for three weeks and I feel so blessed. I am so happy I found Camp Cocker and I'm so grateful for the good work the founder Cathy Stanley, and all the amazing workers and volunteers do!! read more

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We love Camp Cocker! They really go the extra mile to make sure that the little ones find the perfect home! We adopted our Cobie from them and they were so helpful all the way. Cobie is a Freedom Flyer and we love that his life was saved due to the program Camp Cocker has to save dogs from South Korea. Now he has a safe, loving home instead of being someone's lunch! All of our dogs have always been rescues and Camp Cocker is by far the most thorough. We highly recommend them! read more

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Yelp doesn't allow users to respond to the business owner's reply so I'm starting another, still one star, review. Cathy, you said I was looking for a dog that doesn't bark. Perhaps you should be more clear on your application. I suggest you revise your adoption application to ask, "Are you willing to work with/train a dog that has behavioral issues?". All dogs bark. If you're basing your adoption requirements on that factor I suggest you close your rescue and leave dog adoptions to the professionals. I won't tolerate a dog that barks unnecessarily. Dogs bark for reasons. I work with my pets to eliminate as many of those reasons as possible. Thus, minimum barking. Your passive-aggressive reply to my review (as well as others) was not required. Best of luck to you placing all those dogs. read more

We adopted our newest family member a few months ago from Camp Cocker Rescue. The process involved an application, a virtual house check where the Rescue met our family, and a meet up. We couldn't be happier with the people and the process. We highly recommend Camp Cocker! read more

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Love this organization, they do great work! I adopted the most wonderful dog from Camp Cocker! The vetting process was tough but I appreciate how much they care about the dogs! read more

Camp Cocker Rescue - Animal Shelters Near Me - Los Angeles, California

After raising two breeder Cockers, when our boys were aging and declining, we decided our next pup should be a rescue. We found Camp Cocker and Kathy did an amazing job of matching us with one of the Freedom Flyers saved from South Korea. We adopted little Dylan and he's been a fun, wonderful part of our family ever since! Whatva a funny, affectionate little guy he is. We still support CCR and the wonderful work they do to save and re-home precious dogs in need of good homes. read more

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I recently adopted my sweet doggie from Camp Cocker. My experience working with them was so positive! They were very thorough in ensuring that I would be a good fit as a parent. And my conversations with a couple different people during the application process were thoughtful and caring and direct and informative. All of which made me feel very confident in Camp Cocker's process and care. And I couldn't be happier with the result! read more

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We adopted our fur baby through Camp Cocker a couple of years ago. He was one of their "Freedom Flyers" that was rescued from the dog meat industry in South Korea. It's heartbreaking to think about what he must have been through. Thank goodness for Camp Cocker Rescue! He is just the sweetest and most snuggly dog. We love him so much. Cathy from Camp Cocker was amazing throughout the adoption process and afterwards. I would definitely adopt another dog through their program and I highly recommend supporting their cause in any way you can. read more

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We found our best friend at Camp Cocker. Gungi rescued us in June 2020, and we are so grateful for all the love and care he received at Camp Cocker. They helped him recover from a fractured leg through veterinary care and canine rehab (also shout out to Two Hands Four Paws for the stellar physical therapy experience!), and today he's the happiest and most loving companion we could have hoped for! Even after finalizing the adoption, Camp Cocker continues to be present and offer support to us. Highly recommend!! read more

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I can't say enough good things about our amazing experience with Camp Cocker! Without the hard work of the volunteers at Camp Cocker we wouldn't have found our beagle girl, Ducky. From the top down, it's clear that everyone involved in with Camp Cocker loves these dogs. I applaud them for the thorough application and thoughtful vetting process to make sure that it's a good match for both dog and human- it's a true labor of love. And I've been truly impressed with the ongoing communication and care - they did not fade away once the adoption was complete but have maintained contact and regularly check in to see how we're doing with Ducky. I wouldn't hesitate to work Camp Cocker again- thank you for giving these dogs a chance to live their best lives! read more

I was very impressed with Camp Cocker's adoption process and am absolutely thrilled with Vinny, a Freedom Flyer from Mongolia. Their continuing follow-up and support is really impressive. Thanks Cathy and Erin. read more

I adopted a 5 year old cocker spaniel from Camp Cocker early 2023, now named Charlie. She is a gem! She has added so much life and love to our home. Cathy and Erin were very thorough, transparent and kind. #adoptdontshop read more

I don't understand and am at loss of words. My family and I spent over an hour carefully filling out our application and poured our hearts out to adopt one of their dogs. We went through the extensive application, which was so invasive. They even asked for the exact measurements of our backyard fence and gate! In addition to the number of entrances and how often we lock our doors. All to be greeted with a response saying "In reviewing your application and after discussing what you are looking for in a dog compared to what we know about our currently available dogs, we have ultimately decided that we do not currently have anyone that would be a great match for the type of dog that you are looking for at this time." They did mention that the dog we applied for was pending adoption with another family, which would have been understandable, except being told THEY decided that there was no dog that would be a match. I find it hard to believe! We had no hard limits that would deter us from caring for a dog, nor did we have any objections to how much we would be willing to pay should the dog develop a medical condition. I am beyond devastated by this experience due to the lack of reasoning for our denial. We responded to their message requesting more of an explanation as to why we were denied, but have received no response. read more

I adopted both of my dogs from Camp Cocker Rescue. My first was Mia I had just lost my dog Casey after 13 years. I was looking to foster a dog. Everyone that volunteered was so nice and supportive. I loved how thorough they all where with the interview process and home check. It shows how much they honestly care about the dogs. I ended up fostering Mia which I was a foster fail and adopted her. She really helped me through my grief and I don't know what I would of done without her. About a year later we adopted Monte again from Camp cocker rescue he is the sweetest boy and we love him so much. Cathy the owner and founder and the other volunteers keep in touch and still continue to check up on both of them which I think is so wonderful. This is a wonderful rescue and I am so thankful I found them. read more

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We know it's not easy to adopt a rescue. The process is as strenuous as a real baby adoption... I mean not quite but it's a surprisingly thorough process. Most places are just trying to match the dogs up to the best possible home...some can be very biased... You just have to roll with the punches... We were fortunate enough to be approved by Camp Cocker for a FREEDOM Flyer rescue from Korea. She was posted as a Shiba mix but ended up being a mix of 11 breeds, none Shiba lol. But we love her still. Long story short...we were happy with the process and the outcome. We had lost our previous dog to cancer months before and thought it might be best to go for a rescue and it was. The people genuinely care and follow up regularly. They even ask you to return the dog to them and not someone else if you end up giving them up for any reason. So they see it through til the end. read more

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An organization that is not in favor of helping their breed's safety and welfare. Would go great lengths to acquire a cocker spaniel from other countries when there are plenty of cocker spaniels in the USA that could use their assistance. Extremely rude, neglectful and would rather judge than to provide assistance. I have the emails to prove all of this. Highly do not recommend ever placing a cocker spaniel with this organization. Highly would not recommend acquiring a cocker spaniel from this organization. This organization is not a rescue, it is a scam! If you look at the immediate reply you will see nothing but this organization's biased, rude and judging opinions. Their arrogance prevents them from looking at potential adopters experience. This organization has no tact. Please never contribute to this organization. Don't relinquish your cocker spaniel to them. As you can see by the founder's title she is a business owner not a volunteer! read more