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Second Chance Spaniel Rescue was set up by a group of Spaniel loving owners with over 70 years exp.

24/01/2025

🐾 🌈 Remembering Max 🌈 🐾

Today we would like to take a moment to remember Max today who passed to rainbow bridge last year , 27th November 2024.

Max was a long term foster, but was actually adopted by one of the team, he came into rescue in 2022

He came with physical disabilities to his front legs but he never let it get in the way of him enjoying life.

From mid 2024 it has been a very challenging year for him with major surgery on his front leg.

Max also had a lot of complications during his last year with infections, vestibular events, and bone deterioration, however he was very stoiac and Dianne was a tenacious adopter ensuring his needs were met at every step.

Unfortunately in the end Max had sepsis which had attacked his heart and other parts of his body especially his joints, which he has had some many issues with. Dianne had to make the heart breaking decision to let him go.

So many followed Max’s journey through fundraising.

Words below from Dianne, his wonderful fosterer, and eventual adopter.

‘Although Max only came into my life just over two years ago, he has taken a piece of my heart with him. I will never forget his zest for life and never letting anything get in his way.

When you have loved a dog until the end, you’ve known the deepest love.

And the deepest pain.

Max run free from pain until we meet again little boyo.’

21/01/2025

‼️URGENT FOSTER HOME NEEDED ‼️

🐾🩷SCSR848 SYBIL🩷🐾

To apply please fill in the short application link:

https://forms.gle/MrEYCQj1xr1iw1hB9

Breed: Sprocker Spaniel
Type: Working
Colour: Brown Roan
D.O.B: 17/06/2021
Age: 3 years
S*x: Female
Microchipped: Yes
Vet Checked: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Neutered: No (season 3 months ago)
Wormed: Yes
Flead: Yes
Docked: No
Passport: No
Country of Origin: UK
Location of Dog: Pembrokeshire
Good with:
Children: 16+ upwards
Dogs: Yes males
Cats: No
Other: No

Behavioural Issues: None known
Medical Issues: None known

🌟 Description: 🌟

Sybil is a gorgeous girl who is looking for a new home of her own. She is very pretty and has a lot of love to give her new family.

Sybil hasn't lived with children previously so we will place her in a home with children over the age of 16. She is believed to have always reacted positively to children when out and about and visiting children.

Sybil lives with her birth mother and has done since birth. In the last couple of weeks she has started displaying dominant behaviour towards her mum and this has lead to her having one altercation with her mum. Therefore her owners feel that she would be better to find a new home where they are apart. She has always been friendly to both her mum, and all other dogs outside of the home until this, so we are comfortable placing her as an only dog, or with a male dog, who would have to be neutered. Sybil is not spayed but she is in the right spot within her cycle to look at getting her spayed quite soon into foster, which would be especially helpful if she was placed in foster with a male dog.

Sybil has not lived with cats, so, we will not place her with cats in foster.

Sybil is used to a collar and lead and has a run out on a private beach a couple of times a week. As a young dog she would benefit a greater amount of exercise and further structure to her daily routine. She is used to quieter, rural areas, so any busier locations she would need to be introduced gradually too, so not to overwhelm her.

Sybil isn't crate trained, she is allowed on furniture and she sleeps in the utility room.

Until the incident with her mum, which has been described as a one off and out of the blue, the owners have had no problems with Sybil. We hope she will settle into her now home and be given more stimulation mentally and physically which should in turn, over time make her a more settled and content dog.

Sybil is based in Pembrokeshire and any potential fosterer would need to travel to meet & collect her, she travels well in the car.

If you feel you can help Sybil, please drop fill in the application form link at the top of the page.

The foster period is a minimum of three weeks. As with any foster placement the first few weeks can often feel hectic and sometimes stressful whilst the dog settles in. Giving priority to the dogs needs, sometimes over your own in these early days is what these dogs need in order to settle and flourish in their new environment. With time and patience, by the end of the three week foster period the dog usually is very settled and ready for adoption (which can be within the foster home if the fit is good for both fosterer and dog)

17/01/2025

⚡️SPOTLIGHT ON SPARK ⚡️

Application Link: https://forms.gle/NYbbzmL9HGKarnxr9

Today we are spotlighting our handsome boy Spark.

Spark has had a foster home and overall has thrived quite well there, his fosterers didn't adopt as they lived in a busy location and they felt that there was too much noise around the home from outside (the road and passers by) and that some of the walks were a little too busy for him.

That said they did have lots of great times with Spark, he was let off his lead in more rural areas where he has had space, and went to a couple of quieter pubs on the odd occasion and they did feel that in slightly different surroundings he would go from strength to strength.

Unfortunately we were not able to find his adoptive home pre Christmas, despite extensive posts and pleas - the right home didn't come along.

This has found Spark in kennels over the Christmas period, we are pleased one of our adopters, experienced with spaniels had kennel space within her business, and reached out to us, thank you. She has worked extensivley with Spark to understand him further and this has been so helpful.

But we really really need to find Spark a home where we can move him on to the next phase of his rehab and rescue as we have exhausted what we can be achieve in kennels.

Here is a quick checklist as to what Spark needs, we have a lot more detail we can share with you and will chat very openly about what he needs, we just need a kind, patient experienced home to step forward and help. Spark is more complex than some dogs, but nothing that hasn't been seen in rescue on numerous occasions.

‼️Sparks needs & wishes‼️

🐾A quiet rural home

🐾Spark would be better as a solo dog, but has actually displayed a low level of dog reactivity overall in kennels, it would be very possible to introduce to family dogs (especially females) over time with the right intros

🐾Spark is nervous of new people. He takes his confidence directly from his handler and therefore Sparks new family would have to be calm, confident and unwavering in taking control of situations and redirecting his anxiety

🐾Timing and rewards for good behaviour should be delivered with accuracy at all times – he loves a ball for reward.

⚡️Spark is⚡️

❣️4 years old

❣️Neutered

❣️Has no experience with cats

❣️Does NOT have a bite history, he has lunged at one person where they were allowed (incorrectly) to approach him in his home, very early on in foster all too quickly.

If you feel you can help would you PLEASE consider Spark, please fill in his short application form and we will call you back to talk about Spark some more. Spark is based in Brighton and you would need to travel to meet him and speak to the handler who has worked so hard with him this last few weeks to help you to help him.

🐾🌟Thanks🌟🐾

16/01/2025

Charlie is now in his foster home thank you

15/01/2025

‼️URGENT FOSTER HOME NEEDED ‼️

🐾🩷SCSR848 SYBIL🩷🐾

Breed: Sprocker Spaniel
Type: Working
Colour: Brown Roan
D.O.B: 17/06/2021
Age: 3 years
S*x: Female
Microchipped: Yes
Vet Checked: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Neutered: No (season 3 months ago)
Wormed: Yes
Flead: Yes
Docked: No
Passport: No
Country of Origin: UK
Location of Dog: Pembrokeshire
Good with:
Children: 16+ upwards
Dogs: Yes males
Cats: No
Other: No

Behavioural Issues: None known
Medical Issues: None known

🌟 Description: 🌟

Sybil is a gorgeous girl who is looking for a new home of her own. She is very pretty and has a lot of love to give her new family.

Sybil hasn't lived with children previously so we will place her in a home with children over the age of 16. She is believed to have always reacted positively to children when out and about and visiting children.

Sybil lives with her birth mother and has done since birth. In the last couple of weeks she has started displaying dominant behaviour towards her mum and this has lead to her having one altercation with her mum. Therefore her owners feel that she would be better to find a new home where they are apart. She has always been friendly to both her mum, and all other dogs outside of the home until this, so we are comfortable placing her as an only dog, or with a male dog, who would have to be neutered. Sybil is not spayed but she is in the right spot within her cycle to look at getting her spayed quite soon into foster, which would be especially helpful if she was placed in foster with a male dog.

Sybil has not lived with cats, so, we will not place her with cats in foster.

Sybil is used to a collar and lead and has a run out on a private beach a couple of times a week. As a young dog she would benefit a greater amount of exercise and further structure to her daily routine. She is used to quieter, rural areas, so any busier locations she would need to be introduced gradually too, so not to overwhelm her.

Sybil isn't crate trained, she is allowed on furniture and she sleeps in the utility room.

Until the incident with her mum, which has been described as a one off and out of the blue, the owners have had no problems with Sybil. We hope she will settle into her now home and be given more stimulation mentally and physically which should in turn, over time make her a more settled and content dog.

Sybil is based in Pembrokeshire and any potential fosterer would need to travel to meet & collect her, she travels well in the car.

If you feel you can help Sybil, please drop us a PM, the foster period is a minimum of three weeks. As with any foster placement the first few weeks can often feel hectic and sometimes stressful whilst the dog settles in. Giving priority to the dogs needs, sometimes over your own in these early days is what these dogs need in order to settle and flourish in their new environment. With time and patience, by the end of the three week foster period the dog usually is very settled and ready for adoption (which can be within the foster home if the fit is good for both fosterer and dog)

11/01/2025

🐾🌟RESERVED🌟🐾

🩷SCSR839 BONNIE🩷

Breed: COCKERPOO X SHIHTZU
Type: Crossbreed
Colour: Black with a white chest
D.O.B: 10/01/23
Age: 2
S*x: Female
Microchipped: Yes
Vet Checked: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes, (2nd vaccination due 24/1)
Neutered: No – Neutering contract
Wormed: Yes
Flead: Yes
Docked: No
Passport: No
Country of Origin: UK
Location of Dog: Chester, Cheshire
Good with:
Children: 12+ upwards
Dogs: Yes
Cats: No
Other: No

Behavioural Issues: None known
Medical Issues: None known
‼️Adoption Criteria‼️

🐾No children under 12

🐾Time to dedicate to Bonnie's development and training, akin to investment in a puppy.

🐾Bonnie can't be left for more than 1 to 2 hours, until her confidence has been built in the new home.

Full Description:

Bonnie came into us as an emergency foster case pre Christmas. She was handed into us as a cockerpoo, however her chip has her registered as a cockerpoo x shih tzu. She is absolutely gorgeous whatever her breeding and hasn't put a paw wrong in foster. This is testament to her good nature, as we know she was passed around a lot prior to her coming into our care. Bonnie is a pocket sized little dog at 7kg and has a lot of personality and shouldn't be overlooked. When Bonnie arrived with us, she had been shaved (really badly) and had very dry skin, presumably, her coat was in such a bad condition someone elected to cut it off. Probably the kindest thing for Bonnie, but it was without doubt one of the worst grooming jobs we have ever seen. Bonnie's coat is growing back and she has been gifted an equafleece from the admin team to keep her warm in the cold weather which she will be adopted with.

Bonnie hasn't lived with children in foster care, but we understand her to have lived with children in her previous home, so we are happy to place her with children over 12 who have had experience of dogs previously. Her interactions with children have all been positive.

Bonnie is currently living with 2 dogs in foster a male & a female. She has been very playful with the 9 month old Spaniel in foster and they have played a lot, it has always been really good play and they enjoy playing tug also. They will stop if the fosterer asks them too. The older Labrador in the foster home she has co existed with happily with and respected his need for peace and quiet and space. Bonnie would be happy to exist with dogs or not. Her favourite things are humans and will choose to snuggle on the sofa with them, but does enjoy the dogs too. If there was no dogs in the home, Bonnie would enjoy to meet dogs out on walks to have a play and runaround with.

Bonnie hasn't lived with cats in foster or in her previous home and we will not place her in a home with cats.

Bonnie has a medium food drive, she is very happy to take treats and isn't fussy. She enjoys her meals and is happy to eat her food in the same room as the other dogs. She has once very mildly guarded a chew but the fosterer has been working on trades and swaps in this area and she is happy now to swap. It is possible it was just a reaction to her having a chew for the first time with other dogs in the vicinity. The fosterer didn't consider it something of concern, and usually will just let her eat her chews safely in peace in a different room or in her crate.

Bonnie is a little pocket rocket outside, she can run like the wind and you can see the spaniel in her breeding when she is running around. She loves her walks out and about, meeting people in the local coffee shop, where she has become quite the local star when she drops in for a 'puppucino' after her walks and is always sociable and excited to meet everyone. In the home, she is the opposite quite a coach potato and enjoys nothing more and a good snooze on the sofa with someone, or the dogs.

When Bonnie came into foster she was very clingy, understandably as she has had such an unsettling time. Her fosterers now have her sleeping during the night in their bedroom in a crate. They are happy for the dogs, to sleep in the bedroom, so haven't tried to move her out. She is happier close to her humans. Due to the nature of the shift work of the fosterers, Bonnie hasn't been left much so this is something that will be built up after Bonnie has been given sufficient time to settle into her new adoptive home.

Overall Bonnie is a really well behaved little girl, she rarely barks, she is inquisitive but not excessive with any of her behaviours and seems to read dogs really well and interact with them and humans nicely.

Bonnie pulls on her lead a little, but she is very light, so with some training it should be rectified quickly. She isn't a hard dog to walk. She is showing promise of good recall but it will need a little more proofing and testing.

Bonnie didn't appear to be well housetrained on arrival into foster, or may have regressed, her fosterer doesn't have any accidents in the home with her now but gives her an opportunity still to go outside every couple of hours. She isn't giving clear indications that she wants to go to the toiler as yet.

Bonnie's fosterer felt it was a really tough decision not to adopt her, but would like to foster some more, as first time fosterers they feel in love with Bonnie very quickly and say she has been nothing less than a joy. The list of all her good points is very long.

In short, we would say don't overlook Bonnie, as she is a crossbreed, she has all the good points of the Spaniel with a little more chill and is a lovely pocket sized bundle of love and happiness. Bonnie deserves nothing less than the best and we hope she gets lots of applications as she's a a great little dog.

If you'd to welcome Bonnie into your heart and home, please fill in her application form. Thank you!

10/01/2025

🐾🌟PENDING A MEET & GREET 🌟🐾

🩷SCSR840 MAPLE🩷

Breed: English Cocker Spaniel
Type: Working
Colour: Brown
D.O.B: 27/03/24
Age: 10 months
S*x: Female
Microchipped: Yes
Vet Checked: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes,
Neutered: Yes
Wormed: Yes
Flead: Yes
Docked: No
Passport: No
Country of Origin: UK
Location of Dog: North East Lincolnshire
Good with:
Children: 10+ upwards
Dogs: Yes
Cats: No
Other: No

Behavioural Issues: None known
Medical Issues: None known

‼️Adoption Criteria‼️

🐾No children under 10

🐾Experience of high energy dogs / anxious dogs

🐾Time to dedicate to Maple's development and training, akin to investment in a puppy.

🐾Maple can't be left for more than 1 to 2 hours, until her separation anxiety has been worked upon further and confidence built in the new home.

More Information:

Maple is a beautiful young working cocker spaniel, she has been an absolute sweetheart in foster care and is now looking for a spot on the sofa to call her own.

Maple has lived with children in foster care. She absolutely loves children. However when there is a lot of activity going on and a busy household Maple has been a bit pacey and unsettled. The fosterer encourages Maple to settle by her feet in this scenario. We are very happy to place Maple with children over 10, who are calm and quiet around dogs and have lived with dogs previously.

Maple is currently living with 2 dogs in foster a male & a female. She has been amazing with both of them and really enjoys the company of dogs. The younger 3 year old male she has been very playful with and enjoys tug toy games with him especially. She is quite boisterous when playing and very forward, paws in their faces is one of her favourite tricks to instigate play, so any dog in the home would have to be tolerant of younger dogs and their playful ways. A younger dog, who has well matched energy levels would be a good fit. Overall we feel Maple would benefit from another dog in the home, ideally one who will play but also a dog who will give her the confidence to be a more well rounded dog, she takes confidence from the fosterer's dogs when sleeping downstairs with them and going out in the garden, she prefers to be in the company of dogs.

Maple hasn't lived with cats in foster or in her previous home and we will not place her in a home with cats. She has been introduced to horses – she barked initally upon seeing them but then was quite happy to be walked in their company, so could visit a livery yard.

Maple is food motivated, and food rewards will work well in future training, she doesn't sn**ch or guard food and is not possessive of her food bowl. She actually prefers company when eating, as with most aspects of her life.

In play Maple likes to be chased, she will grab toys to initiate this. She can be a bit sn**chy towards toys, but it is only through excitement rather than possessiveness or agression. She is only ever bouncy and excitable.

Maple does have separation anxiety. Maples fosterer has worked really hard to establish some groundwork here but it will need to be continued. When Maple arrived she was used to sleeping in her owners bed, our fosterer has transitioned her to sleeping downstairs with the other dogs, which she is very happy to do now. She has also got her comfortable with settling in another room whilst she is working for an hour or so. Maple doesn't like being left in the home when the humans go out, she has been left for around 90 mins, and whilst she barked periodically, it didn't' escalate, equally she wasn't destructive, rather paced, panted and couldn't settle. She didn't take the direction of the resident dogs. Over time she will gain more confidence to know humans are returning and hopefully be less anxious when left alone. The build up should be slow and patient in this area. Maple isn't crate trained.

Maple hasn't been given the opportunity to steal food, but as a young inquisitive Spaniel, she shouldn't be given the chance to make bad habits in this regard.

Maple does pull on the lead, this will need further work, she shows promise for good recall, but as young dog, she will need to have a back to basics approach. Maple would enjoy a training class, which would give her the opportunity to learn skills and also be in the company of other people and dogs.

Maple's housetraining regressed upon arrival into foster, having at least 5 accidents a day, she is now clean in the home, but she may step backwards when she moves and may need reminding again to go outside.

Maple's fosterer says she is an absolute sweetheart who has nothing but love and fun to give a family. She is a young dog who can be moulded into a fantastic dog with a bit of time and patience. She deserves the absolute best of everything. Maple travels well in the car, and seems to enjoy it!

If you'd to welcome Maple into your heart and home, please fill in her application form. Thank you!

10/01/2025

Belle & Narla have now found foster Thankyou

09/01/2025

🐾🌟RESERVED 🌟🐾

💙SCSR837 JAKE 💙

Breed: English Cocker Spaniel
Type: Working
Colour: Black
D.O.B: 1/12/23
Age: 1
S*x: Male
Microchipped: Yes
Vet Checked: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes,
Neutered: Yes
Wormed: Yes
Flead: Yes
Docked: No
Passport: No
Country of Origin: UK
Location of Dog: Crewkerne, Somerset
Good with:
Children: 16+ upwards
Dogs: Yes
Cats: No
Other: No

Behavioural Issues: None known
Medical Issues: None known

❣️Adoption Criteria❣️

🐾 No children under 16

🐾 Experience of high energy dogs

🐾 Time to dedicate to Jake's development and training, akin to investment in a puppy.

🐾 A calm household where Jake can settle between walks and his activities

Jake is a super handsome young working cocker boy. He is one of the larger sized cocker spaniels and is brimming with energy and fun. He is always ready to go on an adventure!

Jake didn't live with children in his previous home, he has lived with children in his foster homes, and he is good with children generally, and has never shown any aggression towards them. However he does find children extremely exciting and this led to him being often very overstimulated and in their company he struggles to relax. Therefore we think Jake is best placed in a home with children over the age of 16 or ideally child free, but would have no concerns if the household had visiting children as he enjoys their company – possibly a bit too much!

Jake is currently living with a calm 13 year old terrier bitch in foster. He takes good leadership from her and does follow her lead when she settles and exhibits calm sensible behaviours. In his first foster home he was overstimulated by the younger dog and was constantly trying to initiate play with her. Jake would benefit from a dog in the home, but it should be an older steady pair of hands. Initially the adopter may have to help set Jakes boundaries, using a lead in the home, but after a couple of days with this in foster Jake has respected the resident dogs boundaries without question. He is also very good meeting dogs outside the home and enjoys initiating play with them, but hasn't demonstrated any over bearing traits. He can be recalled away from play outside. Jake wouldn't benefit from a playmate dog in the home at this stage, it would be waaayyy to exciting for him!

Jake hasn't lived with cats in foster or in his previous home and we will not place him in a home with cats.

Jake enjoys mind games, he loves his walks and he enjoys off road runs at a gentle pace, suitable for his age. Occasionally he has ball play and enjoys find the ball – inside and outside of the home. He has a higher toy drive than food drive outside of the home so this is a better reward.

Jake is crate trained well, he is happy to use his crate and has been left for up for 4 hours on one occasion. During the day Jake has free roam of the house and will take him self off the the sofa to settle and snooze, and overnight or when left alone he is happy to sleep in his crate.

Jake has displayed some very mild destructive tendencies, he stole a sock and looked to chew it and has been caught eyeing up the remote controls. He doesn't guard and is happy to be redirected to something more interesting.

Jake is a counter surfer. His fosterer has worked hard to establish boundaries in this area, and he now understands it is unacceptable to jump up at the work surfaces, and would not do it in their presence. However it is felt that out of sight he would still be very opportunistic in this area, so any adopter will need to be vigilant with this. When Jake has got overly excited / overstimulated, he does seem to look for things to grab off the worktops and run around with. This is clear a sign that its all getting to exciting and the adopter needs to bring it down a notch or two and get Jake settled.

Jake is a puller on the lead. He is a strong boy and would happily pull the entire walk if he wasn't corrected. He has walked the nicest in foster on a harness and a lead. The fosterer has worked really hard and is seeing lots of loose lead sniffing walks now with Jake, but it will need a lot of work to maintain consistency in this area. Jake does have really good recall, and doesn't want to stray far away from you. Adopters should look to work on recall with a long line as he is going through the phase often seen with young dogs where they recall well but won't come to you for the last 10 metres, Trying to make the recall into a chase game.

Jake is full of fun. He is a good natured goofball who will keep you on your toes, you'll pull your hair out with him whilst you make the ground rules and you'll laugh at him every day, he's a dog who will be an investment of time but you will be repaid handsomely from consistency.

Jake's fosterer loves him, a regular fosterer for us, who has worked with a number of SCSR dogs, she says he is a very easy dog to love and if you have a calm, experienced household, we hope that you will consider Jake to be a permanent part of your family.

If you'd like this please fill in his application form. Thank you!

08/01/2025

Buzz has his foster home arranged

08/01/2025

Digby is now in foster.

05/01/2025

💙FOSTER HOME HAS BEEN FOUND FOR CHESTER 💙

05/01/2025

❄️ Keeping Your Dog Safe and Warm in Freezing Temperatures❄️

☃️With the recent temperature drop here in the UK, it’s essential to ensure our dogs are safe and comfortable when venturing outdoors. Just like us, they are vulnerable to the harsh effects of winter weather, including frostbite, hypothermia, and paw damage from ice, snow, and de-icing chemicals.

☃️Dogs lose body heat quickly, especially smaller breeds, seniors, brachycephalic breeds, and those with short coats. Providing a warm dog coat or jumper can help them retain heat when outside. Protecting their paws with paw wax or booties can prevent ice build-up, irritation from salt, and frostbite.

☃️Additionally, limit outdoor time during extreme cold and always monitor your dog for signs of discomfort, such as shivering or lifting their paws. A little preparation can make all the difference, keeping winter adventures enjoyable and your pup happy and healthy.

☃️Always rinse your dog’s paws off after a walk or even soak in Epsom salts if tender - road salt is toxic to dogs and harsh on thier pads.

Here are some of our favourite items we use to keep our dogs safe during our winter adventures:

🐾Paw Wax🐾

Musher’s Secret is an excellent paw wax, especially useful if your dog isn’t a fan of wearing boots. It helps protect dogs’ paws in the snow by forming a barrier that repels moisture, prevents ice build-up, shields against salt and chemicals, and keeps paw pads hydrated. You also add a little to your dogs’ nose, to keep it from drying out in the cold.

🐾Equafleece🐾
Equafleece jumpers are ideal for winter, offering warmth, water repellence, and breathability. They keep dogs dry, retain body heat, and fit comfortably without restricting movement. They provide excellent chest, belly, and hind-end coverage, making them perfect for cold, wet conditions.

🐾Insulated Drinking Bottle🐾
Offering a warm drink to dogs in cold weather helps maintain their body temperature, encourages hydration, provides a quick energy boost, and offers comfort. Bone broth or goat’s milk are great options to keep dogs healthy and cosy while outside.

🐾Outdoor Heat Pad🐾
An outdoor heat pad is a great winter option to take on longer adventures, as it provides a warm spot for your dog if and when they want it.

Stay safe and cosy this winter!

04/01/2025

Great News Harley has been adopted!

04/01/2025

🎉🐾RAFFLE ALERT: Win a Getaway for You and Your Furry Friends!🐾🎉

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🎉🐾RAFFLE ALERT: Win a Getaway for You and Your Furry Friends!🐾🎉 ⭐️Prize: A 2-Night Stay for 2 people and up to 3 dogs at The Clontarf, West Shore, Llandudno, North Wales. 🏨Accommodation: Your prize includes a two-night stay in one of The Clontarf’s cozy and stylish rooms, where you’ll enjoy all the comforts of home and more. 🌳Explore Nature: Immerse yourself in the stunning natural surroundings of Llandudno, from scenic walks to picturesque views, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! 🐾Pet Friendly: Don’t leave your furry friends behind! Bring up to three dogs along for the adventure, as The Clontarf warmly welcomes pets. To be in with a chance to win this amazing prize, head to our SumUp store to purchase your tickets for just £4 for one ticket, £7 for 2 tickets or £10 for 3 tickets https://second-chance-spaniel-rescue.sumupstore.com/product/b-and-b-raffle Please select ‘DONATION’ at checkout. Closes at 7pm on Sunday 2nd February 2025. *T&C’s:- Prize is valid until 28/01/2026. - Bank Holidays are excluded. - All proceeds made from this raffle go to Second Chance Spaniel Rescue

On the 3rd day of Christmas, SCSR has opened today's door and it's a..... Dog Donuts and a cuddly toy. Day 3 entries can be purchased here for £1 an entry https://second-chance-spaniel-rescue.sumupstore.com/product/12-days-of-christmas The winner will be drawn tonight at 8pm.

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💔🐾REMEMBERING DAISY🐾💔 Sadly a couple of weeks we had to say goodbye to another of our beautiful long term foster girls Daisy. Her fosterers have just given her the most wonderful times and she couldn't have been more loved. Her wonderful foster family were absolutely devastated and just wanted longer with her. Some beautiful words to remember Daisy, from Ann, her foster mum came through today.. "It would be Daisy's 14th birthday today, last year I bought her birthday cupcakes and here is a video of her gently eating one. She is now home with me along side Sweep my other black cocker and when I go they will be scattered or buried with me." We are so lucky to have fosterers and adopters who extend such love, no more so than when it is for the older dogs who come to us. Thank you 🩷🩷. “Our beloved pets teach us more than we could ever have expected, and they love us more than we could have hoped.”

🐾⭐ September Roundup⭐🐾 Whilst we are arranging the next intake of dogs looking for our help, let's pause and look back on some of last months lucky dogs. This is just a snapshot of our adoptions and fosters this month, there are many more cannot be included in a minute video, but hopefully this is a little insight into all the work that goes on behind the scenes. Of course it is our supporters, applicants, fosterers and donations that make everything happen, we can only facilitate all of this with you lovely people! 😍Thank you 😍 🎙sound on!

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The winner of the Forever Max book is… No 61, Lestyn Haberfield. Congratulations, we will get this posted out to you on Tuesday! Xx

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WOW!!! You are all A-Maz-ing!!! Thank you all so, so much! You all raised a grand total of £780! 🥳🥳 The lucky winner of the B&B break is No 78, Jacqueline McCabe. Congratulations, please contact us to claim your prize xx

⭐ RESERVED ⭐ Meet the handsome 7 year old Sprocker, Teddy. He is still looking for his forever home 💔 Unfortunately, he needs moving ASAP! We are ideally looking for an adoptive home for him but would consider a foster with view to adopt! You can read his full write-up here: https://www.facebook.com/100080019220989/posts/417532947590676/?app=fbl If you think you can offer him a space in your heart and home, please fill out his application form here: https://forms.gle/FwVDtkwWX87S9hiw5

We just want to thank everyone for their continued support this year and from all of us here at SCSR, We wish you all a Happy New Year! 🎉 As 2023 draws to a close we thought we’d look back at all the dogs who found their forever homes this year 🐶💖

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Second Chance Spaniel Rescue was set up by a group of Spaniel loving owners. All at some point have been involved with other rescues and decided to form a group together to help Spaniels. The majority of the admin team have adopted dogs too from previous rescues. Amazingly, amongst us we have over 70 years of experience with rescue dogs with a mixture of issues and through this have gained a mass of knowledge. Our mission is to help as many Spaniels in the UK and abroad when needed, who need a new start with a new home. We aren't here to judge as to the reason why people need to find their dogs a new home, we are just here to help. We are a Foster Home based rescue, based all over the UK. We may look into the potential use of kennels in the future if we need them, but for emergency situations. We are a rescue who Rescue, Assess, Rehabilitate and then Rehome. We are also a non-destructive rescue. We will never put a dog to sleep unless it is upon vet and behaviourist advice. We take every applicant and home on its own merit, we don't have massive blanket bans for example: - If a dog has been with children, assessed fine with children, we will rehome it with children. - If you work, as long as you have a dog walker to pop in and relieve the dog and take him/her out for a walk, we are happy for you to adopt. - If you are older than most rescues permit, please get in touch, as we may have older dogs looking for retirement homes. - If you have other dogs in the home, and one can't be neutered due to medical reasons, again, get in touch, we would be happy to place a neutered dog there. - If you have a cat thats always been around a dog, again, get in touch! - No blanket ban on children of any age. We rely solely on donations & adoption fees to run the rescue. If anyone wishes to donate, please use the below details: Bank Details Second Chance Spaniel Rescue Sort Code: 07-08-06 Account Number: 11511489 Branch: Nationwide Building Society Paypal [email protected] Thank you!

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