Hounds on the Highway

NYC Second Chance Rescue's Weekender Foster Program Have you thought about fostering a dog but just don't have the time during the week? Have some free weekends that you want to fill with helping a dog socialize and get out of the rescue center? This program is the answer to your prayers!  What Does a “Weekender” Do? Spend your weekends fostering one of the dogs at our Rescue Center. Pick them up on Friday, drop them off on Sunday, and repeat! Dog Experience Preferred. No Cats. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We’re all in this for the dogs, right? One of the best but hardest aspects of transporting is that while you try not to, you sometimes grow attached and become a part of the dog’s life. Adoption, unfortunately, is not always quick - some pups have a harder time finding placement than others, which means they can come up for transport more often as needs arise. Since we have been active transporters for some time now, Lindy ha

  NYC Second Chance Rescue's Weekender Foster Program Have you thought about fostering a dog but just don't have the time during the week? Have some free weekends that you want to fill with helping a dog socialize and get out of the rescue center? This program is the answer to your prayers!  What Does a “Weekender” Do? Spend your weekends fostering one of the dogs at our Rescue Center. Pick them up on Friday, drop them off on Sunday, and repeat! Dog Experience Preferred. No Cats. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Journey of Hope: Transporting Louie to Safety Recently, I had the profound honor of transporting a dog named Louie who had been severely burned and found his way into the compassionate care of Second Chance Rescue. This brave little soul, despite his trauma, was on a journey to a better life, and I was privileged to be a part of it. The journey began when I received him from another transporter who had brought him from th

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As we prepare to celebrate the 4th of July with festive gatherings, barbecues, and mesmerizing fireworks, it’s crucial to remember that this holiday can be a source of significant stress and anxiety for our beloved dogs. The loud explosions and bright flashes can be terrifying, leading to panic and potential danger. Ensuring your dog's safety and comfort during this time is paramount. Here are essential tips to keep your furry friends safe and secure during the 4th of July fireworks. 1. Establish a Safe Haven Indoors Create a quiet, secure area inside your home where your dog can retreat if they feel scared. This could be a cozy corner of a room, a covered crate, or any space where they feel protected. Ensure this area is far from windows and doors to reduce the noise and light impact. 2. Keep Your Dog Indoors Always keep your dog indoors during fireworks