Where “Perfectly Imperfect” Cocker Spaniels Find Their Perfect Match

Every day, senior dogs with medical needs are overlooked, left behind, or face being put down simply because they require extra care. At Camp Cocker Rescue, we believe every dog deserves to live their best life with a family who loves them just the way they are.

Fall in Love with a Wigglebutt

These aren’t just dogs—they’re survivors. With every tail wag, they remind us what it means to heal, hope, and trust again. Meet the adoptable cocker spaniel mixes looking for someone to love them just as they are.

Healing hearts. Saving lives. Finding home.

We rescue the dogs that need us most – Cocker Spaniels and other small breeds with complex medical conditions, trauma, or urgent needs. We go above and beyond to give them the care they deserve and help them find the forever families who will never give up on them.

Camp Cocker Rescue began with one big heart and a simple belief: that no dog is too broken to be loved. We’re a passionate team of fosters, volunteers, and animal advocates who treat every dog like family. We stick around for the hard stuff because healing takes time, and no one should go through it alone.

How Adoption Works at Camp Cocker Rescue

We’re not here to rush you – we’re here to help you find the dog that’s truly the right match for your home, your heart, and your lifestyle. Our adoption process is thoughtful and supportive, with plenty of guidance along the way.

Here’s how it works:

  1. Fill Out an Application
    Tell us about your lifestyle, experience, and what kind of dog you’re looking for. It takes about an hour to complete and helps us find your perfect match!
  2. Phone Interview & Vet Checks
    We’ll talk more about your expectations, your home, and any specific dogs you’re interested in. We also contact your vet (and landlord, if applicable).
  3. Home Safety Check
    We’ll do a quick home walkthrough via video (or in person if local) to make sure your space is safe, secure, and dog-ready.
  4. Meet the Dog
    Once approved, we’ll help you schedule a time to meet one or more dogs in foster care. Most adopters come ready to go home with their new pup!
  5. Adoption & Support
    After the match is made, you’ll complete the adoption and donation. You’ll also get lifetime support from our team – we’re just a message away if you need help.

Our Impact: From Ruff Starts to Happy Hearts

Our impact isn’t just measured in numbers – it’s measured in the lives transformed, both for our dogs and the people who love them.

dogs currently in care

of intakes are major medical dogs

successful matches with forever homes

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Granny Bella’s oral surgery is today, whoo hoo! She can finally be comfortable!

She is getting surgery for her two oronasal fistulas.

She needs donations big time, can you spare a little something? Donating is super easy at:

CampCocker.com

Bella was rescued from the West Los Angeles city animal shelter and she has run up some significant medical bills.

Bella was at the ER last month for a scary hacking cough (we were worried about her heart).

She had chest x-rays and other diagnostics and luckily didn’t need to be hospitalized. Anti-biotics have helped Bella’s cough to gradually resolve.

She next had a cardiologist work up and an echocardiogram to evaluate her heart health.

The good news is she does not yet need medications for her degenerative valve.

She has a Sinus arrhythmia and the cardiologist provided best anesthestic protocols.

Rescuing these older dogs that need a lot of medical care is the number one contributor to why Camp Cocker Rescue gets into these cycles of running up our vet debt.

If you can donate to Bella today, that would be amazing!

This little sweetie is also looking for her forever home at:

CampCocker.com/dog/bella-2025

Spread the word!

#WeLoveOurRescueVillage

#SaveADogChangeTheWorld

#CampCockerBella
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Granny Bella’s oral surgery is today, whoo hoo! She can finally be comfortable!

She is getting surgery for her two oronasal fistulas. 

She needs donations big time, can you spare a little something?  Donating is super easy at:

CampCocker.com

Bella was rescued from the West Los Angeles city animal shelter and she has run up some significant medical bills.

Bella was at the ER last month for a scary hacking cough (we were worried about her heart). 

She had chest x-rays and other diagnostics and luckily didn’t need to be hospitalized. Anti-biotics have helped Bella’s cough to gradually resolve.

She next had a cardiologist work up and an echocardiogram to evaluate her heart health.

The good news is she does not yet need medications for her degenerative valve.

She has a Sinus arrhythmia and the cardiologist provided best anesthestic protocols.

Rescuing these older dogs that need a lot of medical care is the number one contributor to why Camp Cocker Rescue gets into these cycles of running up our vet debt.

If you can donate to Bella today, that would be amazing! 

This little sweetie is also looking for her forever home at: 

CampCocker.com/dog/bella-2025

Spread the word!

#WeLoveOurRescueVillage 

#SaveADogChangeTheWorld

#CampCockerBella

Granny Bella’s oral surgery is today, whoo hoo! She can finally be comfortable!

She is getting surgery for her two oronasal fistulas.

She needs donations big time, can you spare a little something? Donating is super easy at:

CampCocker.com

Bella was rescued from the West Los Angeles city animal shelter and she has run up some significant medical bills.

Bella was at the ER last month for a scary hacking cough (we were worried about her heart).

She had chest x-rays and other diagnostics and luckily didn’t need to be hospitalized. Anti-biotics have helped Bella’s cough to gradually resolve.

She next had a cardiologist work up and an echocardiogram to evaluate her heart health.

The good news is she does not yet need medications for her degenerative valve.

She has a Sinus arrhythmia and the cardiologist provided best anesthestic protocols.

Rescuing these older dogs that need a lot of medical care is the number one contributor to why Camp Cocker Rescue gets into these cycles of running up our vet debt.

If you can donate to Bella today, that would be amazing!

This little sweetie is also looking for her forever home at:

www.campcocker.com/dog/bella-2025/

Spread the word!

#WeLoveOurRescueVillage

#SaveADogChangeTheWorld

#CampCockerBella
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