Monday, September 21, 2009

Hansel & Gretel




Hansel and Gretel were abandoned, most likely thrown away like trash. They were befriended by a nice man and woman that started feeding them, caring for them the best the could. They knew the pups needed medical attention and reached out to the email rescue network in the Memphis area. Someone told them "just take them to the shelter". But Manny & Elkie knew that was a death sentence for sure.

They continued to care for the pups and waited a week or so and tried the email community again. This time several strangers banded together with the couple and got them to Northgate Animal Hospital.
They are safe, dry and have beed diagnosed with advance demodetic mange. Although not contagious, it must be very painful in this advanced stage. They have been started on antibiotics and will need daily medication for months. Dr Gullett stated they would not have survived another month without treatment. Their prognosis is good, but they have a long row to hoe. It will be winter before they have much hair and be ready for adoption.
Thank you Manny and Elke for helping these abandoned babies. Thank you Gwen for getting me involved. Thank you Janice, Leslie, Taylor and Teresa for your offers to help. Thank you Dr Gullett and staff at Northgate for caring for these castaways.

If you would like to help Hansel, Gretel, Rover{ who skinned his own dead tail, because some idiot put a rubber band on it cutting off all the circulation} or any of our loving abandoned dogs, PLEASE DONATE TODAY! We feel like we are running a Heartworm Hotel with all the heartworm positive dogs waiting on treatment in our care. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.



Sunday, September 13, 2009

Help Needed

We need  Volunteer Photographers willing to travel to different foster homes in South Tipton and North Shelby Counties in Tennessee to capture great shots of our foster dogs. Late afternoon and weekends a must. Without Great photos, our dogs will never be adopted.
Please help!!
Email : dogs2ndchance@gmail.com

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Happy Hounds!!





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!!

Saturday, June 13, 2009

June 20th Fundraiser End of Spring Fling

For immediate release
Linda Sutphin 901-485-3450
Stephanie Mitchell 901-301-2552
dogs2ndchance.org
dogs2ndchance@gmail.com
Dogs 2ndnd Chance, a local non profit dog rescue organization will be having an End of Spring Fling June 20thth from 9am-5pm at 9991 Idaville Road, Atoka. It is located on the corner of Hwy 14 and Idaville Road near the Tipton/Shelby County line. They will have a mini flea market, face painting, pony rides, a petting zoo and more. There will be food and fun for all! Dogs 2ndnd Chance will also host a meet and greet with some of their adoptable, rescued dogs.
Bring your dogs out from 2pm-5pm for a bath and rabies vaccine, lovingly given but Dr Tracy Gullett and her staff from Northgate Animal Hospital.
All proceeds and donations will go to offset their never ending Vet bills for their rescued, adoptable dogs.
Many of the adoptable dogs can be seen at http://dogs2ndchance.org All dogs are spayed or neutered, up to date on vaccines and any medical needs taken care of before being available for adoption. Please come out and support this local 501[c]3 public charity. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
For booth information, to donate or to volunteer call Stephanie Mitchell @ 901-301-2552.

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Saturday Adoption Events

Hollywood Feed

2648 Broad Street
Memphis, TN 38112

*Hollywood Feed Cordova*
1001 N Germantown Pkwy
Cordova, TN 38018


Adoption Hours 11 am - 1 pm

Rocky came home

Good News!
Rocky came home the same night tired but happy to be home.
He started obedience training last night & will go to Daycare 2 days a week to keep him entertained!!