The mission of Second Chance Pet Rescue and Adoption is the prevention of cruelty to animals by establishing and maintaining a sanctuary which provides a safe environment for homeless and abandoned pets; to provide foster care for homeless and abandoned pets; to assist in placing such animals in safe, caring, permanent homes; to be an active participant in education and the humane and caring treatment of animals; and to celebrate the bond with companion animals.
Are you unable to adopt a dog right now but love having a dog?
Have you considered fostering?
Fostering puts a deserving dog in a temporary caring, loving home
while they await their 'Forever' home.
It's really a 'win - win' situation for all!
Call us today at 530-824-1985 to assist in our Fostering Program. |
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PetsMatter newsletter
produced by AAHA to
foster communication
between pet owners
and their veterinarians. |
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Because of Weaver (the Wonderdog), we developed a special medical fund named after him so that we can continue to help those unfortunate souls, without hesitation, when they enter the shelter in need of medical intervention. Your support of the Weaver Medical Fund allows us to continue to provide care to the dogs that enter the shelter who need just a little bit more to be adoptable and remain adoptable.
>>> Read Weaver's amazing story.
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By Pat
A slight breeze and the shade of the trees at Northside Park made our 3rd annual Music for Mutts, Bark in the Park, the fun, toe-tapping, prize-winning place to be Saturday, June 26.
It was a treat to hear Mac & The Boogie Boys play their cowboy style of acoustic music. Thanks to Lenny Barbo, who plays a mean fiddle, for getting Mac and the Boys together for our event. Next, the fabulous Blackketter Brothers Band played with their brand of rock, oldies, blues and original songs.
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By Pat
Thursday, June 10, Second Chance hosted Corning in the Evening, a Chamber Of Commerce monthly event that highlights local Chamber member businesses. About 45 people were treated to barbequed Tri Tip, Chicken, Cesar Salad, Fresh Fruit and home- made desserts provided by Mike and Sharon.
The dogs were delighted to have groups of people touring the shelter and stopping to admire them. They, (the dogs) knew something special was going on and were on their best behavior. With all the people coming and going, cars jamming the parking lot and people walking the isle of the outside pens, the dogs didn’t bark or carry on even while dinner was being served.
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