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Farmhouse Cavalier Rescue was created to help Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and other dogs who need help.

11/01/2026

Happy Gotcha Day to Louie and the Shotton family. Louie gained a mom, dad, sister and grandma to grow up with. The Shotton’s checked off all of Louie’s wants and needs.

Thank you for choosing rescue and, please share updates. We can’t wait to see Louie and his sister grow up together.❤️

11/01/2026

Please welcome 3 year old Brutus the chocolate Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Winonah a 4 year old Moyen Poodle to the rescue. Both came to us today from an English breeder who has retired both so they can find forever, pet loving homes.

Brutus and Winonah will be spayed/neutered and receive their vetting before being placed up for adoption.

Follow along with us on their journey by following the page for updates.

10/30/2026

AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION

Dr. Bella gave Harlie a clean bill of health today. Thank you Fredericktown Veterinary Clinic for always providing our rescue dogs with the best care.

Miss Harlie was a big hit at the vets office today. I’m certain Harlie was suffering from some PTSD on the way to her appointment today. She was crying, shaking and trying to make herself so small. Let me tell you about what I know about this sweet girl.

Harlie ended up at a Humane Society and was adopted. At some point, she was given to someone else who subsequently dumped her and several other dogs in a rural southern Ohio county. Harlie then found herself at a dog shelter. Then along came our rescue.

We want to find Harlie the best FOREVER home possible. We don’t want her to EVER be in the position she was twice! We don’t want any dogs to ever have that fate. They are a forever commitment. We know there are circumstances out of owners controls but dumping dogs is never acceptable.

Now, let me tell you about this beauty. Harlie is spayed, microchipped, up to date on DHLP + Leptospirosis. Current on rabies and bordatella. She has been tested for heartworm and Lyme and is negative. Her heart and lungs are great. Her a**l glands were over full and expressed today. She is free of parasites and is up to date on flea/tick and heartworm preventions.

Harlie is approximately 3-4 years old and, we believe she is a Havanese possibly poodle mix. She has Merle in her and, it shows in her beautiful blue eyes. She weighs 13 pounds currently.

Harlie is social with everyone she meets including other dogs and, has no response to cats. Harlie has engaged is play with another dog her size but mostly prefers to hangout and take it easy. She has been around dogs of all sizes and is completely fine with them. She sleeps in a crate at night but we believe she would love to sleep with her human(s). Harlie’s not completely housebroken but has had minimal accidents in the foster home.

Harlie can do steps and get up on the couch. She does fairly well on leash as well. Car rides make her a little nervous but who can blame her considering her past interactions in them have not been positive. We believe more car rides to fun places will boost her confidence and make her more comfortable going on them. She isn’t horrible in the car but we want to be completely transparent that she is unsure about them and her adopter(s) should be understanding of this fact. Once again, it wasn’t a bad experience transporting her but my heart broke for her because it was clear to me that car rides trigger a fear but she is a brave girl and will overcome this eventually.

Now, let’s get really serious…there will be a lot of interest in Harlie. I really only want to talk to people who are committed to following through. Have discussed adoption with all people in the home before contacting us and, are not many many miles away from the rescue because the meet and greet will occur at the rescue in Bellville, Ohio. We do not transport nor ship our rescue dogs. There are thousands of dogs near you waiting for homes. Our adoption fee is $450. We start with a phone interview. If that goes well we move to the next step which is an application. If that is approved then comes the home visit. The next step is approval for adoption and meet and greet. If all is approved, Harlie can leave with you after the meet and greet. I ask that you please don’t waste either of our time by inquiring if you are up in the air about adopting and the procedures the rescue requires. We do not do first come first serve but seek to place our rescues in a home most suited for them and you.

Please reach out via our private message link on the page. Please be patient with this process.

Thank you for supporting our rescue and feel free to share our posts.

10/29/2026

Just wanted to share an update on Louie who is pending adoption. If something changes we will move on with more phone interviews. Please continue to follow the page because Louie won’t be our last rescue. If only we had a Louie for everyone that showed interest.

10/28/2026

We are really trying to take advantage of these beautiful Fall days. Everyone is doing great and enjoying the leaves and sunshine.

10/28/2026

Such a different dog from 33 days ago. She runs and plays with the other dogs. Hops when she greets you. Is now housebroken. She had a slight pyometra beginning and luckily her spay caught it in time.

Unfortunately, she did test positive for Lyme disease and will begin her treatment tomorrow. Her quant level is 61 which isn’t too awful bad and, I’ve definitely treated dogs with quants way higher. This has already been discussed with her adopter and, it’s not a deal breaker. Highly treatable and manageable.

I can’t stress enough the importance of keeping your dogs on flea/tick/heartworm medicine year round. And yes, ticks are around in the winter months. They are able to bed down even in the below freezing temperatures and snow - bedding in leaf piles and tall grass. I have attached information on Lyme disease and pyometra in dogs.

https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/lyme-disease-dogs

https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/pyometra-in-dogs

10/27/2026

“I went outside to potty and came back as a centerpiece. Somebody come get this lady.” —Harlie 🍂

10/27/2026

Find your next favorite suds here! 🧼✨

Light a candle (preferably one of ours), run a warm bath, and enjoy a little farmhouse pampering with our goat’s milk and shea butter soaps.

Hand-poured in small batches, just like our candles, with beautiful designs and lovely fragrances. Choose a floral bar, a sweet honey-inspired shape, or a massage bar with rounded nubs!

A little treat for yourself—or a thoughtful gift—with every purchase helping support the rescue dogs in our care. 🐾💛

Open this Saturday from 12-4.

10/27/2026

UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who showed interest and shared Louie. We had some really great families reach out but, we believe we have found him his forever home. If that changes, we will move on to the next interview. We cannot thank you enough for the many inquiries. Please keep following the page because it doesn’t end with Louie.

We are now accepting adoption inquiries for Louie. Located in Knox County, Ohio.

🐾 Meet Louie! 🐾

Born April 2, 2026, Louie is a 6 month old, purebred Beagle puppy with a curious nose, a gentle heart, and plenty of love to give!

This handsome boy is a professional nose-to-the-ground investigator who loves exploring. In the kitchen, his nose is just as busy keeping watch for dropped snacks—especially his favorite, cheese! 🧀

Louie must be a house dog. He is not to be housed outdoors or left outside unsupervised to roam or entertain himself. He is not a hunting Beagle. He prefers the company of his humans and other companion animals. He would love to explore with you on leash, then head back inside with his family!

Louie is friendly, cuddly, and loves people, dogs, and cats. His favorite way to end the day is snuggled in bed with his blankie and a toy beside him. His favorite blankie and toy will come along to his new home! ❤️

He’s a smart little fellow who knows how to sit and shake paws. He is also housebroken, crate trained, and leash trained. Louie prefers having company and is still a puppy learning what he can and cannot chew on, so crating is recommended when he is left alone. His new family should be ready to continue his puppy training with patience, consistency, and appropriate chew toys.

Louie’s vetting:

🐾 Scheduled to be neutered, microchipped, and receive his second puppy vaccination in a series of three on October 29, 2026
🐾 Already vaccinated for rabies and Bordetella
🐾 Up to date on flea, tick, and heartworm prevention
🐾 Free of internal and external parasites

Louie is looking for a loving family ready for puppy adventures, Beagle sniffing expeditions, and plenty of bedtime cuddles. Could this sweet boy be your new best friend? 🏡🐶

Contact Farmhouse Cavalier Rescue to learn more about adopting Louie!

10/26/2026

New handmade soaps made at Farmhouse Cavalier Rescue & Boutique! And OH MY do these smell good and have a nice lather.

Each bar weighs a little over 5 ounces, with “Hand Made” on one side and dried flowers on the other. Both varieties feature a milk & honey fragrance!

Goat Milk • Milk & Honey
Our lighter-colored bars feature dried chamomile flowers. Made with vegetable glycerin, coconut oil, sodium hydroxide, sorbitol, natural goat milk extract and milk & honey fragrance oil.

Shea Butter • Milk & Honey
Our shea butter bars feature blue cornflower petals. Made with vegetable glycerin, coconut oil, sodium hydroxide, sorbitol, natural shea butter extract and milk & honey fragrance oil.

A lovely gift or a little treat for yourself—and every purchase helps support the rescue dogs in our care! 🐾❤️

Shop for a cause at Farmhouse Cavalier Rescue & Boutique!

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Bellville, OH
44813

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