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Register for Strut your Mutt here!
Strut Your Mutt is a pledge drive that culminates Sept 21st with a leisurely dog walk followed by a festival of dog-themed activities to pamper your pooch. Don't have a dog? That's OK! We want you to Strut with us anyway! Register and participate in the walk and have fun with us.
Please support our efforts in the 2013 Strut Your Mutt by joining the Second Chance for Homeless Pets team. Your donation is tax-deductible and our organization keeps 100% of the money raised.
1) Click in the link above to register.
2) Click the "Join this Dog Pack" icon above the thermomator
3) Choose your participant type (ie. Walker Adult, Walker child) and set your fundraising goal
4) Select "Join a Dog Pack"
5) Make sure it selects Second Chance for Homeless Pets as the team you want to join!!
6) Answer all the remaining registration questions and enter payment
Registration is $30, with 100% going to the homeless pets
Second Chance for Homeless Pets is a pet adoption agency located in Salt Lake City, Utah. We are dedicated to ending the homeless pet epidemic through adoptions, spay/neuter, and Education. Second Chance for Homeless Pets is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt, non-profit, no kill facility. We have a large variety of Dogs and Cats available for adoption at all times.
200 E. Gordon Lane (4180 S.)
Salt Lake City, UT 84107
-using GPS? Enter address as 200 Gordon Ln-
Hours:
Tues-Sat: 9am-7pm
Sun: 11am-4pm
Monday: Adoptions Closed
Phone:
801-590-8999
Email:
At Second Chance our priority is finding the best match for each family. Animals, like people, are individuals and have different requirements for a successful adoption, according to their personalities. Acting in partnership with many animal controls across the state; Second Chance acts as an extension of local animal control programs, providing the extra time and resources needed in re-homing animals, therefore reducing the need for euthanasia. Second Chance rarely takes owner releases. Instead we prefer to use our resources for the animals in danger of being "put to sleep"at Open admission shelters/Animal Controls.
Second Chance cannot accept stray or abandoned animals.
If you have found an animal, please call your local animal control!If a pet has gotten lost or strayed from home, Animal Control is the best chance the pet has of finding it's owner. It is not uncommon for pets who are lost to rapidly loose weight and act scared. Don't assume the pet has no home or was abused. Animal Control makes every attempt to get lost pets reunited with owners, and adopt out pets, they do not immediatly euthanize!
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