Still Wrapped in Love!

As Spring struggles to shake off the chills of Winter, it seems fitting to revisit a 2009 video honoring our Col. Potter "Blanket Aunties" and many of the CP Fosters who have been touched by their efforts of love.  Each and every Cairn rescued by Col. Potter receives their very own blankie to help show them that they are now SAFE and LOVED.  Safety and love is something very foreign to many of our fosters but our Blanket Aunties help give them a taste of what is to come!

If you would like to become a Blanket Auntie, fill out a volunteer application or email our Director of Volunteerism. If you would like to donate fabric, email us at cpcrn@CairnRescue.com.

CP Foster Trudel gets her blankie!

Dictated by Trudel to her foster mom




Auntie Mary J., thank you so much for my beautiful hand crocheted blankie I will cherish it. Foster mom said she will make sure I get my use out of it as it also gets cold here in southeast Texas. Hope you like the pictures, my foster mom snuck up on me to take them.

You can find out more about Trudel and the other cairns available for adoption by clicking here. Col. Potter is proud to have blanket aunties who provide each of our foster cairns with a hand crafted blankie of their very own!

CP's foster Hola gets her blankie!

Contributed by Hola's foster mom


Thank you blankie Auntie Kathy. Here is a photo of Hola on her blanket. When she jumped off, Alpha Annie jumped on it.

Now let me tell you about my foster,Hola. Last night at bedtime I popped her in the crate. She had been on the sofa all evening.When I went up to bed I could not find Thunder. Panic! Shouting and running up and down the stairs I thought maybe I went into the garage and he followed me and I locked him out. As I walked by Hola's crate (in the back hall) I saw two little black noses. Yup. Thunder was in the back of the crate when I popped Hola in. Mind you this is her travel crate. I think Thunder has a girl friend. I can't tell you how sweet she is.