Dogs of the Week: Violet and Lola

Calling all Cocker Spaniel lovers! Violet (black, older female) and Lola (white & black, younger female) are a dynamic duo and despite their small age difference, they are bonded and go together like two peas in a pod. Both girls are young seniors (guessed to be around 6-8 years old each) and came into rescue in need of help with their medical care.  Both dogs are feeling much better now, however Violet does require some ongoing TLC as she ages due to very limited vision. She is currently on daily prescription eye drops for both glaucoma and allergy/dry eye so these will need to continue long term but are easy to administer. 

Both dogs are potty-trained and crate-trained to go into one large kennel together.  Violet definitely doesn’t let her age or vision impairment slow her down, and dare we say that Violet is actually the feistier of the two dogs! She seems to easily make her way toward the smell of food, even from a distance! Lola, being slightly younger and more spry, loves to learn and is eager to please. She already knows how to speak, sit, lay down, heel, and fetch. Individually, Violet and Lola may seem like two very different dogs, but they love each other and have learned to guide one another through the ways of their new lives. Both girls LOVE toys and have found that nothing is quite like sitting on the couch surrounded by all your favorite stuffed animals and balls.

The adoption fee for both Violet and Lola is $400 and includes spay surgery, being up to date on vaccinations and preventives, microchips with free lifetime registration, and a free obedience class.

If these two lovely ladies strike your fancy, please complete an adoption application HERE.