Molly, and her sister Mable, were 9 weeks old when they came to live with me. Mable had always been fine.

Saturday, February 20, 2010. That is how Farmer John found them when he came out early in the morning to feed the sheep. There was Sarah, running around and crying, and there was her lamb, a white and forlorn little wet lump, lying in the mud. Thought Farmer John, looks like we got ourselves a bummer lamb. When Farmer John came back she took the switch .

We have many dedicated volunteers that help to make this organization run efficiently. We have a thrift store. Which helps to financially support our mission. We also support our work though donations. All our animals are spayed or neu.

Second Chance Animal Rescue of Connecticut. Adopting A Puppy Mill Dog. Second Chance Animal Rescue of Connecticut and Missouri. These dogs have spent their entire lives in filthy cages. They do not receive veterinary care or adequate food. They have limited human contact. Second Chance provides them with thorough vetting, social rehabilitation and places them in loving adoptive homes.