Connecting Pets, People, and Community While Saving Lives
Read about your pet’s health and how to manage it.
In a rural community such as ours, people love their pickup trucks and their dogs. While we know we won’t convince the truly committed dog-in-pickup
It takes only minutes for a dog left in a vehicle on a warm day to succumb to heatstroke and suffocation. Most people don't realize
Second Chance Humane Society's Response to Ringworm If you follow our social media and newsletters, you know we have been talking about ringworm since the
A couple of weeks ago, we talked about the hazards of weeds that can harm your pet. But, what about things you might plant or
Cats in our community are often living a precarious existence. There are cat colonies all over; in neighborhoods, at local businesses, vacant lots, parks, and
As the weather gets warmer, and our pets are outdoors, be aware of two common and invasive weeds that can make a simple walk dangerous.
Spring is when animals reproduce. For cats, they can keep reproducing until the weather turns cold again. In our area, kitten season starts in early
Kitten Season is coming! While it sounds all cute and fluffy, it’s incredibly stressful for our staff. Kitten season is the yearly influx of pregnant
The reality is there are more pets needing homes than homes wanting pets. We receive calls like these: “I found a box of puppies in
When you think of things you love about your dog, it’s probably the companionship, the playtimes, the snuggles, and those loving eyes. Wet dog smell,
Connecting Pets, People, and Community While Saving Lives
