Happy Tails!

Angel has been adopted!!! You may remember her from the Foster Friday featuring Chester. We're all so happy Angel has found her forever home! Here are some pictures.

Look at that happy waggy tail!

Merry Christmas Angel!

Dog of the Week: Hansel

Phew, I'm tired from playing all day in the fall leaves with my two-legged foster brother and sister! Oh, hi! My name is Hansel, I'm about eight months old, and I've had quite an eventful start to my life. Since I was found, I've been with such caring people at Dogs 2nd Chance. They've treated me and my sister Gretel for mange and helped Gretel get adopted! If you want some history click here, but we were kinda ugly back then with no hair.

At my foster home I enjoy playing with my 3 and 6 year old two-legged brother and sister, and trotting along with the 3 year old when he rides his bike. I've figured out the housetraining and hang out only on this one chair. My foster mom is so nice to let me be on one piece of big people furniture! We also have one cat at my foster house, but I leave him alone. I love the other dogs that live with me and we play together a lot.

I'm really excited to be adopted and go to my forever home! I just have so much love to give and I am so excited about my second chance for a good life! Please let Dogs 2nd Chance know you want to adopt me. I will love you forever! Here's the link to the adoption form on dogs2ndchance.org.

If you can't adopt me, would you mind helping with donations for my care? I know my mange cost Dogs 2nd Chance a lot of money, and even just a little bit would help. I hear donations are tax deductible, but I'm not sure what that means.

Thank you for helping us helpless dogs!

Love,

Hansel

need Volunteer blogger

Hi all!
As you can see we are not current with our blog.
We need a Volunteer to maintain & keep current. I can barely keep myself current.
There are many wonderful things happening with our dogs. We are now working with 4 rescue groups from New England placing some of our dogs in wonderful, loving, permanent homes. I hope to soon post some pictures of their new families.
We also have 9 dogs that with be going through the Death Row Dogs program at the Green River Correctional Complex in Center, City Kentucky. Racer & Pumkin will graduate this program Wednesday August 19th and then meet Port-a-Pups Transport on Thursday to go to their new home, an 80 acre farm/orchard in the mountains of New Hampshire. Our sister rescue C.A.R.E. will also be sending 3 dogs. We will also be transporting a few dogs from other rescues for a total of 16-18 dogs. If you would like to join our little caravan to Kentucky & transport a few dogs, please email me @ dogs2ndchance@gmail.com. We will be leaving Monday morning August the 24th.
thanks to all, I havbe to get back to the dogs!!