Blind 7 year old daschund befriends an orphaned kitten 
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These kittens have cerebellar hypoplasia, but that doesn't stand in their way from playing, loving and having fun like other kittens their age. 2011: What A Great Year for the Animals!
On behalf of all our rescued dogs and cats and those who works so hard to give animals the lives they deserve, we thank you for being part of our work of love in 2011!
Happy Holidays!
We could not have helped so many animals this year without friends like you lending a hand. Your holiday gift means a second chance at life for an animal who needs you so very much. Please make a donation today and help us help those who have no other hope. Thank you!
Lost & Found
Recovering your cat or dog depends on what you do as soon as you've found out that your companion is missing and what you are prepared to do next. The Missing Pet Partnership website is one of the best we've come across for information on how to find a lost companion animals.
What if Your Pets Outlive You?
If anything were to happen to you, what steps would you take to ensure that your animals continue to receive the best care possible? 2nd Chance For Pets has an extensive resource section covering pet trusts, estate planning for pets, sanctuary placement, and animal care panel arrangements.
Wildlife Rehab/Rescue
If you come across injured wildlife and need help, here are resources that can help with emergencies: Statewide Wildlife Rescue: (877) 5RA-COON, (877) 572-2666; Wildlife In Crisis: Weston, CT Tel (203) 544-9913; CT Wildlife Rehabilitators Association. See also CT DEP's Wildlife Rehab directory. >>more
Feral Cat Sponsorship
Meet our feral cats who need sponsoring >>more
Memorials
Our memorials web page is a little piece of cyberspace dedicated to honoring the memory of some very special people and animals. >>more
