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Updated 12/27/2023:
Moose is a precious Great Pyrenees/Coonhound/Husky mix. Unlike some of our foster dogs, Moose's breed mix isn't a guess; we do know who his parents were - and one of his littermates had a DNA test. He was born 11/21/2021 and is active, curious and friendly.
The adoption fee for Moose is $200. He has been neutered and microchipped; he's up-to-date on his vaccines. He's been dewormed and is receiving monthly flea and heartworm prevention.
Moose has been living at one of our foster homes since he was a puppy, but they have made the difficult decision that he would do better as an only dog. As a juvenile, he can be a bully at times and living as part of a pack isn't bringing out his best manners/personality. (Examples of his intimidation tactics include blocking a hallway and not letting other dogs pass, and taking chew toys from other dogs.) His foster family loves him and wants him to live his best life - preferably one where he have a loving one-on-one relationship with a human. Moose would love to have a full-time job!
Moose is house trained and uses a doggie door with ease. He's used to a lot of indoor/outdoor freedom within a large, fenced farm. He knows how to sit and takes treats from humans gently. He has not been around cats or small children.
If you want more information about Moose, call or text Jody at 352-316-5155 or email her at SCRWestLevy@gmail.com. Thanks for your interest in adopting - and for your patience as we are an all-volunteer rescue! (We do keep our posts current! Sometimes we have to repost a pup when an adoption falls through. Thanks for understanding.)
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PS. Second Chance Rescue posts our pets on AdoptAPet.com. While we are grateful that AdoptAPet shares their information with partner sites, including Overstock and PetHarbor and others, we don't have any control over how frequently those partner sites update their content. Therefore, if you're interested in a particular animal, we encourage you to visit www.adoptapet.com/2ndChRescue/ for the most up-to-date status, description, pictures and/or video of a particular pet.
Updated 12/27/2023:
Moose is a precious Great Pyrenees/Coonhound/Husky mix. Unlike some of our foster dogs, Moose's breed mix isn't a guess; we do know who his parents were - and one of his littermates had a DNA test. He was born 11/21/2021 and is active, curious and friendly.
The adoption fee for Moose is $200. He has been neutered and microchipped; he's up-to-date on his vaccines. He's been dewormed and is receiving monthly flea and heartworm prevention.
Moose has been living at one of our foster homes since he was a puppy, but they have made the difficult decision that he would do better as an only dog. As a juvenile, he can be a bully at times and living as part of a pack isn't bringing out his best manners/personality. (Examples of his intimidation tactics include blocking a hallway and not letting other dogs pass, and taking chew toys from other dogs.) His foster family loves him and wants him to live his best life - preferably one where he have a loving one-on-one relationship with a human. Moose would love to have a full-time job!
Moose is house trained and uses a doggie door with ease. He's used to a lot of indoor/outdoor freedom within a large, fenced farm. He knows how to sit and takes treats from humans gently. He has not been around cats or small children.
If you want more information about Moose, call or text Jody at 352-316-5155 or email her at SCRWestLevy@gmail.com. Thanks for your interest in adopting - and for your patience as we are an all-volunteer rescue! (We do keep our posts current! Sometimes we have to repost a pup when an adoption falls through. Thanks for understanding.)
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PS. Second Chance Rescue posts our pets on AdoptAPet.com. While we are grateful that AdoptAPet shares their information with partner sites, including Overstock and PetHarbor and others, we don't have any control over how frequently those partner sites update their content. Therefore, if you're interested in a particular animal, we encourage you to visit www.adoptapet.com/2ndChRescue/ for the most up-to-date status, description, pictures and/or video of a particular pet.
We usually begin with a phone call and introductions to answer questions and ensure that the pet is a good match for your family.
2.
Submit Application
We have an easy on-line application.
3.
Meet the Pet
We do not have a public facility. After your application is approved you would be invited to visit the pet at one of our foster homes.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
A home visit is usually done to deliver the pet and complete the adoption contract.
Additional adoption info
Each adoption has an application process, home visit, contract, and adoption donation. The process almost always starts with a brief telephone conversation to get things started! :-) Call today and we'll do our best to match you with a great forever friend!
Each adoption has an application process, home visit, contract, and adoption donation. The process almost always starts with a brief telephone conversation to get things started! :-) Call today and we'll do our best to match you with a great forever friend!
Most of our adoptions are done following a telephone conversation, application approval and play date/home visit. If you are interested in a particular dog, give us a call or text today!
Most of our adoptions are done following a telephone conversation, application approval and play date/home visit. If you are interested in a particular dog, give us a call or text today!
More about this rescue
Second Chance Rescue is headquartered in Orange Lake, Florida. We cover a rural area in the Gainesville/Ocala region with a network of volunteers and foster homes. While many of our rescued dogs come from animal shelters, we also get a number of them through "shelter diversion" contacts - where we take in a dog or litter that is likely to end up there without our help. (We do not have a public facility in Orange Lake - but that zip code is fairly central to our network of foster homes.)
Second Chance Rescue is headquartered in Orange Lake, Florida. We cover a rural area in the Gainesville/Ocala region with a network of volunteers and foster homes. While many of our rescued dogs come from animal shelters, we also get a number of them through "shelter diversion" contacts - where we take in a dog or litter that is likely to end up there without our help. (We do not have a public facility in Orange Lake - but that zip code is fairly central to our network of foster homes.)
