Miss Beasley — a 7-month-old shepherd mix we rescued from a kill shelter in January — isn’t the only one who needed some rest after our 5K Run/2K Walk and Family Reunion! You all kept us on our toes all day: we had over 575 people register–almost double the size of our largest race until this one–and we raised over $45,000 with your support! We are elated, ecstatic… and exhausted! 😉 But the show goes on, and while we prepare for the 17th annual Evening of Pawsibilities (September 23–save the date), we’ve always got more events lined up so you can join the Second Chance fun!
Thanks again to our Racing for Rescues sponsors!
BottleMixx, Dogtopia of Raleigh, Care First Animal Hospital, Glover Corp, Animal Emergency Hospital & Urgent Care, Purina Pro Plan in conjunction with Pet Supplies Plus, Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa, Triangle Law Group, AKC Reunite, Pet Mania, Tapout Fitness, Armadale Farm Kennel, Merufitness, Servepro, Phydeaux and H² Management and Design.
Racing for Rescues & the Family Reunion: Race Results & Photos!
Attention all 5K runners! Have you checked out your race results yet? No matter where you rank, pat yourself on the back–you did it!
We’ve got photos galore, including pictures taken on the 5K Run course and the 2K Walk course (around the plaza pictures are coming soon). Facebook users can view pictures taken on the 5K & 2K courses and around the plaza. So, go check them out, find yourself (and your pet!), and share your photo(s) with your friends and family!
Did you hop in the Glover photo booth? See and/or download your picture on the website here! Facebook users may prefer to see their pictures here! Want to order a frameless “frame” on a tin plate? It’s not too late–just email us!
Thank you for the amazing day!
Pets in Print!
Who’s that on the cover of the most recent issue of 919 Magazine? Why, it’s our Director, Lisa Imhof! We’re excited to reveal that Second Chance Pet Adoptions was selected for a feature story! Pick up a (free!) copy near you–this issue is all about pets–and see our feature on pages 30-33 (or read it here).
Meet Sela
We rescued Sela from a kill shelter in January of this year. Our one-year-old girl is very talkative, especially if you’re giving another cat more attention than her! Despite this quirk, she’s actually a pretty mellow, laid-back gal…though, since she’s still young, she might have bursts of energy in her new home!
Does she sound like she might be the right fit for you? Visit her at Petco in Cary or apply to adopt her!
Thank you for your support!
