Overnight Vacation
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Save a Dog on Facebook and a contest!!
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Hi Marlene!!
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A story to make you smile :)
Clear Lake family finds missing dog 10 months after Hurricane Ike01:23 PM CDT on Monday, July 27, 2009By Kevin Reece / 11 NewsHOUSTON—Daizy, a 4-year-old Blue Lacy, is a survivor. For 10 months after Hurricane Ike, she was missing. Now, she's home again with the Bauer family in Clear Lake. The hurricane blew down Joe and Kathy Bauer’s back fence, so they took Daizy and her Blue Lacy companion, Hank, to the Pet Palace in Webster for boarding until they could get the fence repaire... Read Full Story
Daggie on the dock
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She was a very special dog
(CNN) -- Gidget, the 15-year-old dog best known for her Taco Bell ad campaign, died of a stroke Tuesday in Los Angeles, California, said Sue Chipperton, her trainer. "It's so touching to see so many people were affected by her and that they loved her, she was a very special dog." Read Full Story
Dag says Happy 4th of July!
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Dogs gone bananas!
Next time you are in the produce department in your local market, take a closer look at the fruits and vegetables. You will find that many fruits and vege's can be made into animals. And why would you want to make your food into animal shapes? Because it's FUN! Here's a dog made out of a banana with black eyed peas for the eyes and a dog made out of broccoli. Read Full Story
Warm Weather Safety
Keep Your Dog Safe in the Summer HeatBy Jenna Stregowski, RVT, About.comNever leave your dog in the car unattended. Despite the many warnings about this, each summer brings numerous accounts of dogs that become sick or even die of heat stroke because they were left in a car. Even if it does not seem that hot outside, the temperature inside the car can rise to dangerous levels within minutes. If you absolutely must bring your dog with you on errands, make sure you bring another person who can ... Read Full Story
Recycled Canines League City, Texas
Ever thought about fostering?Second Chance Pets is ALWAYS looking for new foster homes for the dogs and cats, but the need is particularly great now as soon we'll be flooded with puppies and kittens born during the spring. If you can offer a foster home for some of these babies until we can get them adopted, or to an older cat or dog, please call 281-286-3535 or email us. DOGS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION click here to see all local dogs, click here to see all local cats,click here to see all loca... Read Full Story