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hi can someone please let me know how oscar is he is a seven yr old liver and white male springer we put him up for adoption about august last year we havent heard anything and was just wandering how he was and what he has been up to. all i seem to be reading is about another dog called tefra and it is upsetting when no one lets you know how your old dog is doing i just want to know he is well

Hi we were just wondering how Frazzle is getting on in her new home? It's been two very long weeks since we had a very sad drive to Stoke and we miss her very much. If Frazzles new family still check with CAESSR would you please let us know how she is getting on. We hope she's not being too much of a naughty puppy and trying to sit on everyones laps! Please would you tell her we found the present she left us under the bed,a half chewed bone, thanks Fraz  xx give her a big cuddle from all of us. Thank you for giving her a home and we hope she gives you all the happiness that she gave us.  

I would like to thank caessr for everything they have done to help cassie find a new home, i now know that she is being looked after by a couple who can give her all the attention she needs 24/7. i found all staff at caessr the very best of people. thankyou. wendy.

Hi all just a few words about Dexter the 5 year old l/w dog on the web site

we had him as a second dog with our own who is 6 years old but he attacked my dog very aggresivly and bit him so in my opinion he should be home as a single pet and will make a lovly dog very affectionate and well trained but defenatly should be a only dog.......

I have just found this page and would like to assure the previous owners of Monty - as rehomed on July 2011 page - that he has settled in very well in Northumberland.

He is enjoying total freedom, surrounded by open fields with his companion 'Harvey' - another CAESSR rescue.

Rapidly becoming lord of the manor and has an ever growing basket of toys which is assumes are for his own personal enjoyment!

Now that my hiusband has retired they both automatically assume they should mgo everywhere - cars included

I will try to put a photo on the web site providing he stays still long enough

Hi Gina,

I dont think its the same Bobbie.  Bobbie was liver & white.  (he is around 3yrs old).

Glad to hear about your adventure with Deefor, hehe the little monkey, steeling the Chicken. 

Always nice to see the new owners posting updates on how their dogs are settling in. 

Take Care, Lisa

Lisa,

Hi is the Bobbie you want an update on the Black one renamed as Deefor?

If so we rehomed him in August time, he has settled really well and has a companion Daisy whom he loves alot and reguarly sleeps on top of.

I will try and sort some photos out soon, all the ones we have never do him justice.

He is a happy cheeky boy, who can also have his moments.  Especially when he nicked the roast chicken off the worktop whist I removed the roast potatoes from the oven, we were gobsmacked he didn't seriously burn his mouth, but as we prized it from within his clamped jaws he certainly gave no indication of pain only sheer determination that he was going to devour this prize, and off we trotted to the pub.

Well non the worse for it he seems to enjoy family life and is a great companion to our Daisy

I am so pleased that this site has been set up to help spaniels in need. I have my 2 little stars called Harvey and Sunny, I would like another spaniel, as previously did have 3 up until 18 months ago, until one of my rescued ones died. My 2 have the life of riley, i cook them fresh chicken every day, and they sleep on the sofas and bed. I really would'nt be without them.  

Hi to Antonia, Neil & Emily,

I hope that you still check out the Caessr website because I wanted to let you know that I have sent an update letter, plus some Xmas photos of Barney, to Ian to be input to the letters page in due course.

In brief, Barney is very well and adorded by everyone he meets. He has settled in and is now seeing what mischief he can get up to which makes us laugh. He is obsessed with rabbits, birds and sheep though - I can understand the sheep bit as when his coat is longer he does look like them!

Best wishes

Jill & Douglas

Hi Sarah,

Thanks for the update of Tefa's Christmas adventures. I'm glad Santa could still find him! It sounds like he's thoroughly slotted into his new family which is really comforting.

I don't think he'll ever tire of noisy and squeaking toys. And there's no hiding place he can't find!!!

The photos were lovely. I'd love to see one in his new green coat. I bet he looks so smart and proud.

Thank you as always for keeping in touch and allowing me to know how Tefa's is getting along.

Here's a big 'X' for Tefa.

Love,

Michelle. x