Dogs Available for Adoption
At Camp Cocker Rescue, we’re dedicated to matching each of our dogs with the home that fits them best. If you’re interested in adopting, please take a moment to first read through our adoption process—it’s an important part of how we make thoughtful, lasting matches.
Penelope
Los Angeles County, California
Penelope, a very sweet Cocker Spaniel, was rescued from the Orange County shelter on 1/15/2026. Determined to be blind with painful eyes, she’s had double eye enucleation on Friday, 1/16, and is feeling so much better!
Meet Penelope
Jennie
Los Angeles County, California
Jennie was rescued in Mongolia and transferred to The Cocker Friends Korea for her flignt to America. She is a radiant ball of joy with a friendly personality, an affectionate heart, making her an instant favorite!
Meet Jennie
Lady
Los Angeles County, California
Lady is a 9 year old owner relinquish. Due to life circumstances her family was unable to manage healthcare needs. Lady is in search of a home with a confident dog to model real-world experiences.
Meet Lady
Hero
Los Angeles County, California
Hero is a 9 year old owner relinquish. Due to life circumstances his family was unable to manage healthcare needs. Hero is in search of a home with a confident dog to model real-world experiences.
Meet Hero
Bluey
San Francisco Bay Area
Meet Bluey! He’s a handsome young male Cocker Spaniel, owner relinquished, who is looking for a new home with another confident dog.
Meet Bluey
Rocky
Riverside County, California
Rocky, rescued in Mongolia & transferred to Korea through the Camp Cocker × Cocker Friends partnership, is a lively, affectionate, and intelligent companion — full of personality and joy.
Meet Rocky
Sandy
Los Angeles County, California
Sandy was rescued on 8/2/25, from the Animal Resource Center in Ontario, CA with three puppies (one female and two males) in tow! Mama & puppies had just been surrendered, and the call was urgent!
Meet Sandy
Thumper
Sacramento Area
Meet Thumper, an adorable middle-aged low-rider boy who was rescued from a Riverside, CA, shelter on 2/11/26 – dirty, covered in ticks and unsure what his future would hold!
Meet Thumper
Libby
Riverside County, California
Libby was rescued from a San Jose shelter, then immediately driven 350 miles to Camp Cocker Rescue by two very special volunteers! She is one sweet girl!
Meet Libby
Bella
Los Angeles County, California
This sweet senior girl was owner relinquished, and is now receiving the loving care she needs and deserves! She’s doing well and is ready to find her new family!
Meet Bella
Cory
Los Angeles County, California
CORY is a sweet male Cocker Spaniel rescued by our rescue partners from a large puppy mill in Busan, South Korea. He’s flown to Los Angeles to join Camp Cocker Rescue and find his forever home!
Meet Cory
Celeste (CeCe)
Los Angeles County, California
Celeste (aka CeCe) is a beautiful young female Cocker Spaniel who was abandoned with an older companion in a Petco parking lot. She ended up in the Long Beach Shelter where she was rescued by Camp Cocker.
Meet Celeste (CeCe)
Elsa
Los Angeles County, California
Elsa is a beautiful adult female Cocker Spaniel. She has been friendly with her foster-siblings, and affectionate with her care providers. She loves sunbathing and sitting in her person’s lap!
Meet Elsa
Doc
Riverside County, California
We just rescued this handsome 8 year old tri-color Cocker Spaniel from the Harbor Shelter in San Pedro, CA. He appears to have a few medical issues that need attention, but no worries, Doc – Camp Cocker is on the job!
Meet Doc
Dean
DEAN IS PENDING ADOPTION!
Dean is a 9 year old owner relinquish. Due to life circumstances his family was unable to manage healthcare needs. Dean is in search of a home with a confident dog to model real-world experiences.
Meet DeanArriving Soon!
Banjo
Banjo, full of energy, was rescued in Mongolia, and is anticipated to arrive in Los Angeles between June & September 2026. Camp Cocker Rescue is currently accepting applications for pre-screening.
Meet Banjo
Chowder
Chowder, a real cutie, was rescued in Mongolia, and is anticipated to arrive in Los Angeles between June & September 2026. Camp Cocker Rescue is currently accepting applications for pre-screening.
Meet Chowder
Crickett
Crickett, a youngster, was rescued in Mongolia, and is anticipated to arrive in Los Angeles between June & September 2026. Camp Cocker Rescue is currently accepting applications for pre-screening.
Meet Crickett
Honey
Honey, originally from Mongolia, joined Cocker Friends Korea in March 2026, to facilitate her arrival in America in September 2026. Camp Cocker Rescue is currently accepting applications for pre-screening.
Meet Honey
Lemon Drop
Lemon Drop, rescued in Mongolia, is anticpated to arrive in Los Angeles in September 2026, once she reaches 6 months of age (per CDC rules). Camp Cocker Rescue is accepting applications for pre-screening.
Meet Lemon Drop
Nicole
Nicole, originally from Mongolia, joined Cocker Friends Korea in March 2026, to facilitate her arrival in America in September 2026. Camp Cocker Rescue is currently accepting applications for pre-screening.
Meet Nicole
Rudy
Rudy, originally from Mongolia, joined Cocker Friends Korea in March 2026, to facilitate his arrival in America in June 2026. Camp Cocker Rescue is currently accepting applications for pre-screening.
Meet RudyRecently Adopted
Don’t see the dog you’re looking for? They’ve probably been adopted! Check out our yearbook page.
Comfort, Dignity, and Love Until the Very End
Not every dog we rescue is adoptable—but every single one is worthy of love, safety, and care. Some of our dogs spend their final months or years with us in loving foster homes, receiving comfort care, pain management, good food, and all the snuggles they want.
We continue to request donations to help provide everything our hospice dogs need, from vet visits and medications to cozy beds and gentle support.
Violet
Violet was rescued from the Baldwin Park Animal Shelter on January 17, 2017, then estimated to be 8 years old, and unable to walk due to rear leg paralysis and muscle atrophy. She was immediately taken to the VCA in West Los Angeles for a neurological consult and an MRI. Sadly, the MRI showed spinal cord damage that was too old to be surgically repaired.
Meet Violet