Camp Hadara

12/21/2025

12/20/2025

Our personalized dog collars are made in the USA. Our shop is in Washington state. Don’t choose a collar from China that ships slowly overseas. Durably made with safety, comfort and function in mind, our long-lasting dog ID collar is highly reflective and offers: smooth, tapered edges for a co...

11/15/2025

Campers!
Please order your dog collars without tags ASAP.
I have pasted and example of the one I prefer below.

It should include the dogs name, your phone number and I also put the word “Reward” after the phone number. If you do not put spaces in the phone number, you should have enough room for everything. 

Message me if you have any questions. We do not want anyone to get hurt by having their dangling name tag getting caught. 

Our personalized dog collars are made in the USA. Our shop is in Washington state. Don’t choose a collar from China that ships slowly overseas. Durably made with safety, comfort and function in mind, our long-lasting dog ID collar is highly reflective and offers: smooth, tapered edges for a co...

10/09/2025

Big thanks to

Kate McGuire Martin, David Koch, Donna Tipotsch, Jerry James, Beth Marks

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

10/05/2025

Big thanks to

Kate McGuire Martin,
David Koch,
Donna Tipotsch,
Jerry James,
Beth Marks

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

09/18/2025

UPDATE: REUNITED!! this pet is home safe & sound after 2 days, 14 hours :)

Please spread the word so we can reunite this found dog with its family! FOUND on September 17, 2025 in The Colony, TX 75056 near Bill allen park, The Colony

Description: King cavalier

Do you have information? Contact finder here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/72047416

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08/22/2025

Just adopted! 🏠

Jacob in Coatesville, PA

This sweet little Ruby boy is from Chester County. Jacob came into rescue because he was born blind, and his breeder wanted him to have a good life. Jacob is very well adapted to being blind, and navigates well around the house and the yard.

Jacob was born with multiple congenital ocular abnormalities. His eyeballs did not develop appropriately. He was also missing his lower eyelids (eyelid agenesis) and had dermoids. The eyelid agenesis and dermoids can be painful if not treated, so it was recommended that he have bilateral eye removal. Jacob had the eye removal surgery in July and has recovered nicely.

Jacob is on the smaller side, and is estimated to grow to about fifteen pounds as an adult.

This little precious nugget of love is incredibly smart and loves to learn. Jacob is incredibly food motivated, and loves learning new things both for mental stimulation and to better help him navigate his world.

It is also preferred that there be another dog (preferably with a calmer personality) in the house, as Jacob often uses the other dogs as his guide. Continuation of his training and socialization will be important.

Color: Ruby
Age: Under 1 Year
Weight: 6.5 lbs
S*x: Male
House Training: Mostly potty trained. Working on housebreaking skills.
Health: Undescended testicles, umbilical hernia, blind
Temperament: Happy. Active. Affectionate.
Recommendations: Low alone hours. Securely fenced yard. A canine companion. Commitment to continuing training.
Location: Coatesville, PA
PA license: 16547

08/16/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎

Kate McGuire Martin, David Koch, Donna Tipotsch, Beth Marks

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

08/16/2025

Lets talk about Fly Catching!

This video was created by Prof. Clare Rusbridge at the request of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel community who would like veterinary professionals to know more about this disorder.

"This is a very poorly understood disease and despite recognising it for decades, we still do not know the pathogenesis or even if the dog is hallucinating.

A common finding in affected dogs is gastrointestinal disease (for example inflammatory bowel disease or intolerances/ allergies).

In this short video I show an affected dog and discuss management. Thanks to Cavalier Matters and Bliss Cavalier Rescue for material."

https://youtu.be/fGBKod8bVWY?si=GFhc7KGvl-68MnrA

08/05/2025

In this blog, Arden Moore unleashes tips to make on road adventures safe for your dog! Most dogs, like my Kona and Emma, seem to have a sixth sense of knowing they will be joining you for a walk or a car ride even before you reach for their leashes and harnesses. Most dogs really, really dig hopping...