Please consider adopting from Second Chance Dog Rescue. All dogs available for adoption are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on their shots.
Top 10 reasons for adopting a dog from Second Chance Dog Rescue:
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Instant best friend!
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You have a buddy to watch bad movies with.
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You can decline invitations without offending anyone. “I can’t go. I have to feed and walk the dog.”
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You won’t need an electric blanket for those cold winter nights.
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Your new friend will always be there to listen to your problems.
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Your new friend won’t judge you.
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You’ll never be lonely.
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You’ll have a jogging partner.
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They won’t tell on you when you eat an extra piece of pie.
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No more pouring down the sink the leftover milk in the cereal bowl.
Upcoming events for Second Chance Dog Rescue:
- September 7, Pet Adoption Event at Petco, 3495 Sports Arena Boulevard, San Diego, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- September 14, Pet Adoption Event at Petco, Petco, 8501 Fletcher Parkway, La Mesa, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- September 28, Pet Adoption Event at Petco, 13375 Poway Road, Poway, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
If you adopt a dog from Second Chance Dog Rescue, let me know and I’ll create a sketch of your new family member like that shown for the Dog of the Week picture at the bottom of this post. I can use either a picture from Second Chance Dog Rescue or a digital picture that you have taken. You will get a digital file which you can then print and frame, or use as the screensaver on your computer!
Note that many of the pictures from Second Chance Dog Rescue are not high quality pictures, so a digital picture of your own works best. Make sure you set your camera on the highest quality setting.
This is a $40 value and available only for dogs adopted from Second Chance Dog Rescue.
A selection of dogs currently available for adoption from Second Chance Dog Rescue (click on the dog’s name to go directly to its dog adoption page).
If you want a dog for your family, please consider adopting from Second Chance Dog Rescue. All of the dogs with Second Chance Dog Rescue are in foster homes. There is no central location or shelter where all of them are kept, so they would love for YOU to take them to their forever home.
Visit Second Chance Dog Rescue to see pictures and find information about all the dogs that are available for adoption. Currently there over 150 adoptable dogs listed on the Second Chance Dog Rescue web site.
Second Chance Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization and can always use donations of time, food, leashes and collars, pet gates, and, of course, money. Click on the Donations page for further information. Donations make a difference in the lives of our fine, furry, four-legged friends.
Dog Picture of the Week:
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You gotta stop. Between these pics and that HORRIBLE story about the puppies who were mutilated and thrown away (at Helen Woodward) I feel that it’s about time I started filling the house up again with animals. It’s been too long.
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If I had a few billion dollars like, oh, Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg, there wouldn’t be a homeless dog or cat in the nation!
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You and me both. Hub and I even have talked about doing that if we ever won the lottery. All animals should be loved.
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Hi. Firstly I give you a standing ovation for this post. I honestly wish more people had your passion and compassion towards animals. Not only does a rescue dog get a second chance, it gives you unconditional love. We have two rescue cats that make our house a home. Drive us crazy, but we would not want it any other way. Just looking at those pictures make me sad, but I believe that your post will enlighten many and that these dogs will soon find a home. I am going to use this post as a link on my new post. Ivan
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Hey, Ivan. Thanks for your thoughtful comment. Throughout my life, all of my dogs and cats have been rescue animals. I see no reason to do anything else.
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Thanks I have just posted my blog with your link. Growing up we had dogs from the animal shelters/rescue centers. Our two cats are both rescue babies. Bella our two year old cat who thinks she is a dog, was going to pit down at 5 weeks. Long story, she is now a very healthy fat little girl who is unique. Cannot image my life without them. I am a huge animal ri
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Animal rights campaigner was what I meant to say. Ivan
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I am DONE with pets but what AMAZING place! I love that they are chipped!
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Good luck to all your little buddy’s. I can’t understand why there are so many little dogs looking for homes, they’re the first ones to get adopted here. Our shelter actually had to stop admitting surrendered pets a couple of weeks ago for the first time ever. They were overflowing. Thanks for posting these sweet souls.
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For every picture you see, there are four or five more dogs needing homes. Yes, puppies go quickly, so all that means is that there are lots of puppies needing homes.
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What a wonderful post! We just adopted a dog from our local PAWS Humane Society and he’s a little light in our life. I’m a big believer that rescuing is the only way to go. Great photos, too!
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Hi Russel,
Whenever I see those pictures, I want to rush there and adopt. But with our two dogs and 7 cats we are at the limit of our capacity – unfortunately. I hope, though, that your efforts will help many of those poor doggies to find new homes. Will keep my fingers crossed.
Best regards from southern Texas,
Pit
P.S.: We’ll be needing the services of on of your Texan colleagues. As we’re in the process of buying a new home in Fredericksburg [http://pitstexasexpatblog.wordpress.com/2013/08/31/fredericksburg-here-we-come/], we need to have that plave inspected.
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Find a good inspector at http://www.nachi.org/
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Thanks, dear Russel, for that link. I’ll check it out, but I hope that our real estate agent knows good home inspectors, too.
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Amazing break your heart photos. I worked in an Animal Shelter for 14 yrs. If I were able to walk a dog, there are several I would adopt from these special animals. I do miss having a dog.The last one, before she died, and I went for an hour walk everyday. We both loved it. Wish I could. Your are so kind to post this heart felt post. Thank you. Jk
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http://russelrayphotos2.com/2013/08/30/top-10-reasons-for-adopting-a-dog-from-second-chance-dog-rescue/
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Trying to ping your address for dogs. Bare with me. Jk
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If you want to give a good home to a dog in need of rescuing check this site out for the most adorable doggies in the world. There are five I want at the top of the list but I’m not able to walk one at the moment. Physical reasons but if I could one of them would definitely join our ever growing animal companion family. Jk the secret keeper
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Rescue dogs just KNOW you’ve saved them too….
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I’d love to have a dog but my schedule doesn’t allow me!! Don’t want to leave it alone most of the time.
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