Hounds on the Highway

  Ready for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at our transport routine? Buckle up and join us on a journey like no other! 🐾🌟 From the moment we load up with all the essential supplies to the meticulous setup of our transport vehicle – complete with cozy car seat covers, a fully stocked first aid kit, and an array of leashes and harnesses – every detail is carefully curated to ensure a safe and comfortable ride for our furry passengers. Hop aboard as we embark on the pick-up process, greeting each adorable pup with wagging tails and plenty of love. Then, settle in as we hit the road, with tails wagging and noses pressed against the window, eagerly anticipating the adventure ahead. With each twist and turn of the journey, you'll get an inside look at the heart and soul of our transport life – where compassion meets dedication, and every mile brings us closer to our mission of helping animals in need find their forever homes. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride as we give you ...

  Mark and I always say that we love transporting dogs for Second Chance Rescue and that is always for the same reasons: 1. We wanted to do something to give back to the rescue community 2. We want to give a dog a safe, loving, and quiet ride to get them one step closer to their forever home 3. We get to play and meet lots of dogs!  Today's transport is one that I will hold extra special in my heart and will further solidify why we do what we do. Normally, I drive and Mark is sitting in the back entertaining the pup during our trip. Today's was a duo with one going to the Bronx and the second to Connecticut. Elsa was a "pocket pitty" and was so scared when we first got her. She sat by my side in the passenger seat and finally settled down by sitting on the armrest with her head in the crook of my elbow. Mark had the fun job of spending the first part of the trip with Bon Bon, a beautiful and sweet Momma Pitty. Mark is always the fan favorite when it comes to the dogs....

As we embrace the arrival of March, a month that signifies the onset of spring and renewal, it also serves as a timely reminder for pet owners across the nation. March is designated as National Pet Poison Prevention Month, a crucial period to raise awareness about the various hazards that could pose a threat to our beloved furry companions. Our pets bring immeasurable joy and companionship into our lives, and it's our responsibility to ensure their safety and well-being. However, many pet owners may not be fully aware of the potential dangers lurking within our homes, yards, and everyday surroundings. From household substances to common plants and even certain foods, numerous everyday items could be toxic to our pets if ingested. Chocolate, grapes, onions, xylitol (found in sugar-free gum and candies), medications, and household cleaners are just a few examples of substances that can be harmful or even fatal to dogs and cats. As responsible pet owners, it's imperative to take p...