Sweet Alfred is one of our adorable senior dogs. Alfred is living an amazing life full of love in permanent care with one of our devoted foster carers who has a soft spot for ‘the oldies’. Alfred will see out his days under the care of CKCSRQ. We will ensure he receives all the health and medical care that he deserves.

Eleven-year-old Sammy came into our care as a very anxious boy who struggled with stress as a result of a number of ongoing health issues. A number of one-on-one sessions with a professional dog behaviouralist gave Sammy and his forever family some tools to start making gentle changes to help Sammy become a happier and calmer boy.

Lady Lily-Grace started life in a backyard breeding facility. After being rescued she found a home, but sadly it wasn’t the right fit and she experienced separation anxiety, toileting challenges and ear infections. After some time in foster care, she finally found her forever home. Lady Lily-Grace is now living her best life in a home where the dogs (she and her three fur siblings) rule the roost and the humans exist to serve them.

Zoe came into our care after a behavioural assessment at an animal shelter. Zoe was described as an escape artist who was timid. But once she found her forever Mum she quickly settled into her new life and found contentment. Although she looks like an angel, this girl is no pushover, she is an opportunist and a proud foodie, a trait she shares with many Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.

Louie is a handsome big strapping lad with a heart of gold. Sadly his former family suffered health issues which resulted in Louie being surrendered to Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Rescue Queensland (CKCSRQ). Louie found his forever home in April 2020 and promptly conquered the separation anxiety he had previously experienced.

Megs is an elegantly mature aged lady of over 10 years. Sadly she spent the majority of her younger life in a breeding facility. Since being rescued she has been in our long-term foster care program. Megs quickly settled into life with one of our special long-serving foster carers. In their care Megs was able unravel the confines of fear and anxiety that she lived with daily in her previous life.

Ruby was 7-years-old when she came into the care of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Rescue Queensland (CKCSRQ). Since then she has been adopted into a loving forever family and is living her best life. As an avid explorer Ruby loves slow walks on her extra-long lead. She adores having the freedom to sniff and meander about until her heart is content.

Ali was rescued from a rural breeding facility. Sadly it was discovered that Ali was unfamiliar with the majority of what we consider everyday life. She would freeze when her foster carer tried to take her for a walk. Ali worked with a trainer and slowly became more confident and trusting. Ali has since been adopted and now lives a happy and enriched life where she loves walks and spending time with people and her furry friends.

Lachie arrived into our care at almost 12 years old suffering from ear infections, an unkept coat and obesity. After working with our vets, a groomer and a devoted foster carer Lachie soon got his health back. Daily walks and a healthy raw food diet helped Lachie drop the kilos that were causing his joints stress and discomfort. Lachie is now living with his loving forever family and living his best life.

Chloe arrived into our care just prior to her 4th birthday. Chloe is an absolute sweetheart, a typical Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. She has the most endearing personality and gorgeous eyes that follow your every move. Upon being adopted into her forever home she quickly devoted herself to her forever Dad. Chloe is also a great guard dog and a talented huntsman and mouse hunter.

Gorgeous black and tan sisters Eva and Bailey arrived in our care as a result of their previous family having increased work commitments. They realised they couldn’t give the girls the life they deserved so they surrender them. Eva required surgery for a locating patella and both girls needed dental work. These precious girls were in our care for five months. Avid hunters (and typical Cavaliers), Eva and Bailey love chasing birds.

Daisy was surrendered into our care as a result of separation anxiety issues and a dislike of other dogs. After spending time in foster care, Daisy found her forever home with a loving family. With patience and understanding this little angel, affectionately know as Daisy the Diva has mostly overcome her previous challenges. Daisy is well known around her local village and wins hearts on her morning walk to the coffee shop, antique shops and, of course, Bunnings.

Beautiful Blenheim Barney came into our care as a 1-year-old. He was surrendered due to friction with a senior dog in his household who was attacking him. Barney was also apprehensive towards new people and was very submissive with other Cavaliers. Understandably it took Barney a little while to settle into his foster home. After building his confidence he was adopted. Barney is loving his new forever family and is the life of the party.