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Crotched Mountain
Distance: 1.6 Mi1 Verney Dr
3047 Greenfield -
Ideal Compost Co
Distance: 2.9 Mi439 Old Greenfield Road
3458 Peterborough -
Barbara C. Harris Center
Distance: 1.7 Mi108 Wally Stone Ln
03047 Greenfield -
Greenfield Bed
Distance: 0.0 MiPO Box 400
03047-0400 Greenfield -
Frank's Septic Service
Distance: 5.7 Mi60 Gillis Hill Rd
03442 Bennington
Description
Since its inception in 1987, hundreds of abandoned or unwanted cockers found homes with caring, loving families. By networking with animal shelters, other rescue groups, and veterinarians, CSRNE has saved, improved, and extended the lives of one of America's most popular breeds. THE EVALUATION PROCESS: To ensure the right pet-to-people match, both dogs and homes are carefully evaluated. Each dog is examined by a vet, spayed or neutered, tested for heartworm, and vaccinated. The dog's temperament is also evaluated. If any unusual problems exist, CSRNE consults veterinary specialists and major animal hospitals. Because of these medical expenses, an adoption fee is required. Evaluating a potential home through an application and a home visit is equally necessary to ensure that the adopter's lifestyle and expectations are compatible with the dog's personality. Then the dog and potential adopter meet to see if the chemistry is right. Cockers available for adoption are temporarily housed in foster homes or kennels, primarily in southern New Hampshire and Massachusetts. POST ADOPTION SUPPORT: CSRNE is available for support and advice after the adoption to assist with any questions during the transition period. Educating adopters about the breed is crucial to ensuring a happy, life-long relationship between dog and owner. CSRNE's hope is for your home to be his last. By understanding more about cockers and by going through a thorough adoption process, this hope can truly be realized.