Second Chances

11/02/2024

09/16/2024

❤️AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION❤️

- Name: Pete
- Age: Approximately 10-12 months
- Gender: Male (will be neutered on 9/18)
- Vetting: Blood work (healthy and FIV/FeLV negative), vaccines, and dewormer

Meet Pete, a tiny cat with a big personality. He has mastered making kitty biscuits and enjoys snuggles and pets, but is never pushy about it.

Pete’s background: For over a month, he graced us with his nightly trail cam cameos—just a blur of fluff as he casually avoided our every attempt to live trap him. But persistence (and Friskies Lil Soups) won him over, and we finally managed to trap him!

Now Pete has fully embraced his new life of luxury, chasing the occasional house fly and patiently waiting for head scratches.

If interested in adopting Pete, please reach out to Second Chances to fill out an application!
You can contact us via Facebook messenger or email! [email protected]

02/28/2024

Update: ADOPTED! ❤️

Tweety and Bugs are looking for their forever home! These sisters are 3 months old and were born outside this winter but have adapted nicely to life indoors! Adoption fee is $50 each, but we'd like to see this bonded pair go together, so we are willing to do a special 2-for-1 deal! If interested, message the page or email [email protected]

Reasons why TWO kittens are better than ONE!
🩷One kitten can become lonely and bored
🩷Two kittens will help keep each other busy instead of always bugging you while you're busy
🩷You'll have fewer behavioral issues
🩷Having a pal will help shy cats settle in to their new home
🩷You save TWO LIVES instead of one!

01/07/2024

‼️Subzero temps will be here by Thursday, January 11th. Please bring your pets inside. If you will not bring them in, make sure your animals have insulated, weather-proof shelter and bedding.

🐾Second Chances in Dickinson, ND makes temporary stray cat shelters, which can be given out free of charge if you believe there is a cat(s) seeking shelter on your property. Please do not wait until Wednesday night to contact us - the time to act is now!

12/11/2023

Christmas is the time for sharing, make a donation to the pet food bank by visiting TSC or Runnings to check out the giving trees!

12/08/2023

10/05/2023

06/20/2023

Beware of what you put on your lawn. A six-year study at Tufts University’s Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine found exposure to lawn pesticides, specifically those applied by professional lawn care companies, raised the risk of canine malignant lymphoma by as much as 70%. Dogs over 50 pounds in homes where pesticides and herbicides were professionally applied, or in homes where owners used chemical lawn care products to kill insects were at the greatest risk. Organic lawn care methods that avoid the use of toxic chemicals are safer for pets.

06/14/2023

If you think your pets needs medication over the 4th of July, now if the time to reach out to us!
It is natural for pets to be afraid of loud noises. The sounds trigger their nervous systems, and they can become anxious or afraid. Running away from the noise is a survival instinct. More pets run away on the Forth of July than any other day, so you should take extra steps to ensure their safety. Keep your pets some place safe and secure, keep a keen eye on them, and make sure they are wearing proper identification. If you have a pet that experiences extreme anxiety, please give us a call and we can discuss whether or not medication may be indicated to help your pet over the July 4th holiday.

04/28/2023