Our Hospice Dogs
These dogs are in hospice care - this means they are usually a senior dog, often abandoned near the end of their life. They need medical treatment and lots of care as we try to give them a safe, loving environment for the rest of their life.
In most cases, our hospice dogs will not be adopted and will remain with Belinda or one of the trusted fosters. Please consider helping us with vet costs, specialized medication/diets, and other necessities if you are able to, we could NOT do this without our donors and volunteers!!
In most cases, our hospice dogs will not be adopted and will remain with Belinda or one of the trusted fosters. Please consider helping us with vet costs, specialized medication/diets, and other necessities if you are able to, we could NOT do this without our donors and volunteers!!
Caracchio
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This sweet old man was abandoned by his owners because he was “too old”, but now his hospice life is with a family that loves and cares for Caracchio with all their hearts!
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In Memory of Bella Swan
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Bella Swan was a 10 year old lady we rescued from LA, where she was abandoned at a high kill shelter because of her old age and health. She has had a hard life - bred over and over, left in backyard, no vetting, no teeth cleaned, not spayed, her ears hacked off, and left without proper care. We saved her just in time, and flew her to Calgary to be taken care of.
Bella Swan had terminal cancer but got to spend a wonderful year with us and the CB Rescue family. She had gotten through most of #bellasbucketlist to help her create happy experiences in her old age. We loved Bella Swan with all our hearts, and will miss her immensely. |
In Memory of Milo
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Milo was pulled from an LA shelter in the nick of time, and this precious boy started his life over again at age 10 with a wonderful foster mom!
Milo happily lived a peaceful retirement lifestyle for the rest of his life, and we will miss him! |
In Memory of Ashley
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Ashley was rescued from a high kill shelter when she was 11, and CB Rescue was happy to have had her as a hospice dog for about six months until April 2020. She has unfortunately passed over the rainbow bridge, but are so thankful that she got the love and care she deserved!
Rest in peace Ashley, we will remember you! |
Not ready for to adopt just yet? There are plenty of other ways you can help! Take a look at fostering, or become a much needed CB Rescue volunteer.