Saving lives one dog at a time.
Our sweet Belinda (aka Cookie and now Harley) went to her furever family today! We are so happy for her and couldn’t have asked for a better story to start her new life with. The day we pulled Belinda from the shelter, we got… Continue Reading “Belinda’s New Adventure”
This handsome Cocker named Buddy’s mom is an elderly woman with apparently no family around. She ended up in the hospital and animal control was asked to get him. After animal control picked him up and held him for awhile, they contacted SCCR and… Continue Reading “A Buddy in Need”
Genki (Which means, happy, be well) was found wondering on the military base in Okinawa, Japan. They tried finding her family. After a month or so of no luck, they contacted Second Chance Cocker Rescue. A beautiful, black Cocker had come to the states… Continue Reading “A Long Journey to a New Home”
URGENT: This one to two year old Cocker boy needs a foster or adopter ASAP! This baby boy was spotted running up and down a busy street in Bakersfield< CA for approximately 6 months before he was caught. He has been starved, and he… Continue Reading “Rescued! Cocker Roaming the Streets for Six Months”
When we first met Stanley, he was skin and bones, and had been criminally neglected for years. On intake, the shelter report said he was 19 lbs. When Carolyn got Stanley, he weighed in at 13 lbs. He was severely dehydrated, and he had… Continue Reading “Stanley: Our Little Hero”
Sweet Freckley, suffered a tragic accident, and Second Chance Cocker Rescue came to her rescue! She damaged a disk and can’t currently walk. The vet believes she will walk again, with rehab and our usual brand of TLC. The SFSPCA is sending her home with a stroller,… Continue Reading “Freckley, A Very Special Girl”
Second Chance Cocker Rescue got a call from a family member about this sweet boy named Henry who was being abused by another family member. She pulled him out of the house and dropped him off with an SCCR rescuer/foster mom yesterday. We will have to… Continue Reading “Henry Needs Help”