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What’s in the Name 2015 Membership Drive Sponsors Upcoming Events Mardi Paws We are Special Volunteer Stepahnie Smith PetSmart Charities® Rescue Waggin'® Program Sponsor Statistics for 2014 Sponsors Happy Tails Adoption “Never Give up Hope!” New Retail Location for Second Chance Thrift Shop Capital Campaign DIRECTORY for SECOND CHANCE PET RESCUE OF GRAND LAKE A NON-PROFIT 501c3 Animal Welfare Organization Physical address: 64301 E. 290 Road Grove, OK 74344 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 451205 Grove, OK 74345-1205 Telephone: 918-786-7630 Website: doitforthepets.com email: hsgrove@att.net Hours of Operation: Wed – Fri: Noon – 5 pm Sat: 10 am - 3 pm Sun - Tues: Closed After Hours: By Appointment BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Stephanie Epps, President Michele Norwood, Secretary Theresa Swift, Treasurer Jane Adams Bob Carlson Kayla Coatney Ivan Devitt Laketa Langley Marion Metcalf Janis Pedersen Laura Roberts Connie Ruzicka SHELTER MANAGER: Kim Nelson SECOND CHANCE THRIFT SHOP 220 E 3rd Street (Three Blocks East of Main in Downtown Grove) Marion Metcalf, Manager Hours of Operation: Tuesday – Sat: 10 am – 5 pm
WHAT'S IN THE NAME – Second Chance Pet Rescue of Grand Lake? July 24, 2014, was an exciting day for those of us involved in the rescue of homeless dogs and So the Board changed the name to “Second cats. as part of our 30th Year anniversary as the Chance Pet Rescue of Grand Lake”, which also Humane Society of Grove and Grand Lake, Inc., better associates our successful Thrift Shop to we publicly announced our new name and our our animal welfare organization. Our goal Shelter expansion and Renovation Project remains to provide a caring, safe and loving (read more about the Shelter expansion Project environment for abused and abandoned dogs on inside pages). Our legal incorporated name and cats in our community. We are a life-saving and Federal tax identification number remain shelter that houses approximately 80 dogs and the same, but we are now “doing business as” 65 cats on a daily basis and are usually at (DBa) Second Chance Pet Rescue of Grand capacity. Lake. In the eyes of the pets at our shelter, we often But you may ask “Why the name change?” For see fear turn to trust and relief. We are very many years, people approached our staff or grateful to the individuals and businesses who volunteers and voiced their appreciation of our support Second Chance Pet Rescue, to the efforts to rescue the homeless animals. They go volunteers who help keep our thrift shop on to talk about how the heartbreaking Humane thriving, to those who give care and love to our Society of the united States television shelter animals, and to the wonderful adopters commercial featuring suffering, abused dogs who open their hearts and homes to these and cats touched them emotionally, so they precious animals. Without all the help that called the 1-800 number on the Tv screen to Second Chance Pet Rescue receives, many make a monthly donation to the national dogs and cats would be left homeless and Humane Society organization. Of course, as our neglected, never having the chance to share rescue's name was “Humane Society”, the companionship with a human friend. Be assured assumption was that our local animal rescue that any help you can give to carry out our was affiliated with this animal rescue group, mission is needed and greatly appreciated. and, therefore, received donated funds to help Please become a Supporting Member of our our shelter. animal welfare organization . You CaN make a difference in the lives of homeless animals. We must set the record straight – we do not! We are an independent, 501(c)(3) nonprofit Please read and enjoy this year's Newsletter. animal welfare organization established in 1984 and join us in making a difference in the lives of and governed by an all-volunteer Board of homeless animals. Directors. We are not affiliated with any national animal rescue group. We do not receive any Stephanie epps funds from these groups, nor do we receive any Board President government funding. We rely solely on the generous support of private individuals and businesses to help the homeless animals in need.
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2015 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
HOMELESS PETS NEED YOUR HELP. PLEASE BECOME A SUPPORTING MEMBER. Join Second Chance Pet Rescue of Grand Lake today. 2015 Membership application is the last page of this newsletter. Please complete and return in the enclosed self-addressed envelope along with your tax-deductible check to the Second Chance Pet Rescue. Your 2015 Membership Pledge does make a difference in the lives of the many animals that have been abandoned each year to our life-saving shelter.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Membership Drive via 2015 Newsletter – Join today! Feb 21 – Mardi Paws at Big Shots on Monkey Island featuring Mike Barham and the Honky Tonk Prophets, Cajun Menu prepared by The Shebang & Silent Auction. Doors open at 6 pm for music and fun!
March 29 – Paws for a Cause! For more information: https://www. grandsavingsbank.com/newsinformation.htm April 11 – Vaccination Clinic for Public- at Shelter 9-12. July 18 - 3rd Annual “Cars for Critters” Indoor Car Show at Grove Civic Center
November 20 and 21 – Santa Paws Pet Photos @ Second Chance Thrift Shop
December 12 - Christmas Breakfast & Fabulous Dessert Auction @ Grove Community Center Coming Up. . . Mardi Paws Benefit “Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler” (Let the Good Times Roll)! Come join us at Mardi Paws – a party for the homeless animals! We will be hosting our Mardi Paws benefit on Saturday, February 21st, at Big Shots on Monkey Island. The doors open at 6 pm to start bidding on many fun and fabulous Silent auction items. a delicious Cajun Buffet catered by Shebang's will be served beginning at 6:30 pm. Live music provided by Mike Barham Honky Tonk Prophets 100 Proof will entertain guests from 7:30 to 11 pm. Tickets are $50 per person to be purchased in advance of the event. They are available at Second Chance Thrift Shop (918-786-9330), Second Chance Pet Rescue animal shelter (918-786-7630), or conveniently online via website www.doitforthepets.com. Reservations can be made for parties of 6 guests or more. Seating is limited, so purchase your tickets early. Plan now for an exceptional night of fun and entertainment to help us raise funds for our shelter's daily operating expenses.
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We Are Special These featured animals may be older, or need a little extra help, or special understanding to be comfortable again in a home environment. Please read the brief description of each and consider opening your heart and your home to care for them. ISABELLA: I'm a beautiful, quiet girl who is blind in my right eye. I'm not very comfortable in my current shelter living arrangements as I use to have a quiet home life. The shelter staff and volunteers are wonderful at giving me extra attention and encouragement to help me understand how my home life situation changed so quickly. I'm beginning to settle in, but I very much want and need a person’s gentle touch, a warm lap to curl up on, and a loving home. MRS. PEABODY: Everyone just gushes over me and it makes me so happy. My people tell me what a sweet, special little girl I am - a young whippet mix, about 25 pounds of pure love. I was brought to the shelter with nerve damage in my front leg so severe that it could not be saved. Unfortunately I am also deaf and blind in one eye; but with all this tragedy, it has not adversely affected my wanting to live life to the fullest. I am currently residing at a foster home and have adjusted very well. I get along with all the other dogs in the foster family, so I feel that I can adjust to any new home situation quite easily.
pet me or to sit close beside you. The shelter thinks I'm about 11 years old, but I have the activity level of a much younger dog. I would love to go on walks but would equally enjoy just hanging out with my new people. Since I'm kind of set in my senior ways, it would be best if I was the only family dog. BUTCH: I'm a younger “old dog” about 7 years old. I sure have a happy-go-lucky attitude and am usually smiling from ear to ear. A loving touch and kindness is a new way of life for me. I may have spent most of my life alone, but I'm very calm and laid back. I like other dogs and would probably enjoy the company of one in my new home. I'm hoping for a family that will include me as part of the family. BO: Just look at me – I am a big gentle boy with an even bigger heart. It is apparent from my scars that I may have suffered mistreatment and abuse. Fortunately for me, I was removed from this terrible situation and now have been shown what love and kindness feel like and I'm thriving. Unfortunately, I am a senior dog, probably about 11 years old, yet I need a permanent home just as badly as a younger boy. I would make a loyal companion if given the chance but may be best if I was the only family pet.
NICKI: I am a very sweet affectionate girl who adores people. I know how to sit and how to melt one's heart as I lift my paw to say hello. I wag my tail real fast because I want to get your attention so that I can get you to
Volunteer Stephanie Smith – Dedicated to Helping Shelter Cats Volunteer Stephanie Smith comes to the shelter every Wednesday morning to clean cat kennels and to socialize our shelter cats. She arrives at 8:15 in the morning and stays an average of 3-4 hours, depending upon the number of cats housed in our cat room. Stephanie first came to the shelter in May of 2009 with her daughter Madizion who was 12 years old at the time. Madizion was on summer break and wanted to volunteer at the shelter; but because of her young age, it was a requirement that there be parental supervision during Madizion's volunteer hours at the shelter. As Stephanie and Madizion were both cat lovers, it was a natural fit for them to work with the shelter cats. Due to school commitments and developing allergies, Madizion has been unable to continue working in close quarters with so many cats. But Stephanie was hooked and has continued her dedication to helping our shelter cats. For each cat kennel, she provides fresh food and water, changes the litter, cleans and sanitizes each cage, and sweeps and mops the room. While she cleans each kennel, the cats or kittens get the opportunity to stretch their legs, sniff and play with other cats, and otherwise be the curious creatures that they are meant to be. Once their kennel is clean and they've had the chance to romp and play, Stephanie snuggles each one and places a kiss upon their heads before they are placed back into their kennel. Stephanie is a strong advocate for finding each shelter cat a loving
home. She faithfully works to get our cats and kittens ready for an easy transition from shelter life to an adoptable home. She knows all the cats by name and especially their personality. Her 13 year old son Maceon will sometimes join her at the shelter. While Stephanie is busy with her cleaning duties, Maceon will play and cuddle with each cat or kitten until it is time to leave. Stephanie and her husband Reid own Redemption Implements located in downtown Grove. Her family has 3 family cats at the home and one shop cat named Casanova (pictured) - all adopted from Second Chance Pet Rescue. All cats/kittens adopted from our shelter are spayed or neutered, vaccinated with age appropriate vaccines, vet-checked for good health, and microchipped. The adoption fee for a kitten less than 6 months is $25 and $10 for a cat/kitten older than 6 months. We have cats and kittens in all ages and colors - all needing a loving home. Please consider adopting a pet from Second Chance Pet Rescue instead of picking up a “free” dog or cat that will cost you so much more than our adoption fees.
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Giving Homeless Dogs the Ride of Their Lives with PetSmart Charities® Rescue Waggin'® Program Every year, our rescue animal shelter receives more dogs (and cats) than we can possibly find homes for. The phone rings constantly with pleas from people who want to surrender their pet, have unwanted litters, or report abandoned animals that are in need of immediate help. It is a daily struggle as our shelter attempts to reduce the extraordinarily high number of pets that are relinquished to our shelter, while at the same time finding good homes for them. That's why we are very proud to be one of the newest shelter participants in the PetSmart Charities® Rescue Waggin'® program. Rescue Waggin' is a national program that transports adoptable dogs and puppies from shelters with high pet overpopulation and very few potential adopters to animal shelters elsewhere in the country where adoptable dogs are more in demand. Our area meets the criteria of severe pet overpopulation and has for many years now. Believe it or not, there are shelters around the country that have nearly eliminated the pet overpopulation problem in their communities through high sterilization rates of pets. as a result, there are fewer homeless dogs available for adoption, but plenty of people that are interested in adopting one. Our shelter has been preparing for months to participate in the Rescue Waggin' transport program. Kim Nelson, Shelter Director, and Stephanie epps, Board President, traveled to Dallas, Texas, to become certified in behavior assessment – a method for evaluating canine behavior to ensure dogs transported to other communities are safe, friendly, and ready for new homes. Our first Rescue Waggin' transport was in the summer of 2014 with a van load of beautiful puppies; the first transport of adult dogs was December 2014. Since being accepted into the Rescue Waggin' program, a total of 117 dogs/puppies from our shelter have been transported already to adoptable homes. This has been a long journey for our shelter and staff to prepare for participation in the Rescue Waggin' program, which is a life-saving program for the hundreds of homeless dogs in our area. Now, every few weeks, Kim and Stephanie evaluate and select adoptable dogs and puppies for Rescue Waggin' transport. as one of 79 shelter PetSmart Charities Rescue Waggin' participants, we will also be eligible for grants, free training programs, and mentoring to improve our shelter facilities and operations. Since 2004, more than 80,000 dogs and puppies have been saved through Rescue Waggin'. To learn more about Rescue Waggin, as well as other programs that PetSmart Charities support, visit www.petsmartcharities.org or call 1-800-423-PeTS. It is our shelter's continuing commitment to put a STOP to the number of homeless animals in Northeast Oklahoma by educating the public on the importance of spaying or
Rev. Susan Connell, St. Andrews Episcopal Church Grove, OK. Blessing the animals before transport.
neutering their pets and by offering affordable sterilization services through our weekly spay/neuter clinic. You can support this effort by contacting your city and county officials and community leaders requesting the enactment and enforcement of spay/neuter regulations to reduce the pet overpopulation crisis in our communities.
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Second Chance Pet Rescue of Grand Lake Statistics for 2014 Dogs/Puppies
Cats/Kittens
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No. of Animals Taken In
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No. of Adoptions
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1/Rescue Waggin Transports - 117 dogs/puppies Second Chance Transport to Animal Humane Society, Golden Valley, MN – 247 dogs/puppies Only by utilizing both out-of-state animal transport programs, and with the help of our volunteer drivers who make this long, overnight trek to MN and back, can our shelter continue to make room for the extremely high number of homeless dogs in our area. We recommend calling the shelter to put your name on the waiting list. We ask for an intake fee, to help cover the cost of spay/neuter, vaccinations, heartworm check, feline leukemia check and the everyday care of the animals. It costs us approximately $100 per animal to transport or to get that animal ready for adoption.
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Happy Tails Adoption “Never Give Up Hope!” The definition of “Hope” - To want or expect something; to have a wish to get something - especially something that is possible or likely. A 9-week old puppy, discarded and left dying beside the road. A good Samaritan stopped to check on what he thought was a dead puppy until she moved her little tail. He swaddled the weak and dying puppy in a towel and immediately brought her to our animal rescue shelter. When she arrived, her little frail body was without fur and covered in open wounds. Her fate was uncertain, but the shelter named her “Hope” – praying that this young puppy had the will and determination to survive. Hope was immediately transported to our oncall veterinarians at Southwest City Vet Clinic where she was diagnosed as severely malnourished with demodectic mange – one of the worst cases ever treated by the vet clinic. After a few days, she was returned to the shelter for our staff to continue treating her open wounds with a medicated solution. But with the immense pain she endured during her daily treatments, our staff feared she would surrender her tiny life. Then amazing things started to happen for Hope. She was moved to a foster home where she continued to receive dedicated daily treatments, but most importantly, loving care from her foster family which fortified her will to live. Her foster mom remarked, “In the midst of immense suffering, Hope would find the strength to wag her tail at the very sound of my voice.” Hope continued to cling to her life one day at a time, and soon the sores healed and the patches of bare skin filled up with fluffy fur. She became a very cute and cuddly puppy - lucky enough to have a second chance at life and hopefully a loving home.
That second chance for Hope came last October at the Touch-a-Truck event at Wolf Creek Park in Grove. Hope, along with five other dogs, were taken by volunteers to this event for a chance at finding their forever families. People stopped by to pet the dogs and hear their stories. Then something incredible happened for Hope – she met Jane and Martin Weiss of Grove. Her little ears perked up and she immediately connected with them. It didn't hurt that their grandson also fell in love with Hope. Hours later when the dogs were returned to the shelter, Jane and Martin were already completing adoption papers for Hope. Hope was going to her forever home. Jane and Martin tell us that Hope is an extremely happy puppy and is thriving well with a strong spirit. She now knows the love of human touch, and returns her love unconditionally to them and to their grandchildren and great grandchildren. She immediately settled into their family life, and they are so happy to be able to give Hope her chance at a loving home. We at Second Chance Pet Rescue daily witness the true definition of “Hope” - to want or expect the humane treatment of all animals; to wish for “second chances”, as it is possible for all homeless animals to have loving homes.
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New Retail Location for Second Chance Thrift Shop Do you remember when the Second Chance Thrift Shop was a small 8 ft x 10 ft metal storage shed located next to the shelter's parking lot? Because a steady stream of income was needed to help with monthly shelter expenses, the Second Chance Thrift Shop was created. It was a success from the beginning. As wonderful donated goods piled up, it was evident that a larger Second Chance Thrift Shop had to be built to accommodate all the donated merchandise, so a 625 square foot red building was erected next to the shelter office. With continued public support and increase in donated merchandise, we soon outgrew this space, too. In 2011, the Thrift Shop then relocated to a 1,500 square foot store front in downtown Grove. The word soon spread throughout the area - the Second Chance Thrift Shop was an unique shopping experience. Patrons loved shopping at our store, not only for the bargains but because the sale proceeds helped the homeless animals residing at our rescue shelter. Who would have imagined that the Second Chance Thrift Shop could have evolved into the store that it is today. Well, the Board of Directors, our wonderful Thrift Shop volunteers, and our financial supporters had the vision and the faith! On September 2, 2014, Grand Opening Ceremonies dedicated our newest Second Chance Thrift Shop now located at 220 E. 3rd Street (3 blocks east of Main Street in downtown Grove). This new location has approximately 3,000 square feet of retail space; a large attached garage to receive, sort and store all donations; and convenient off-street parking in the rear of the building. Financing of this project was provided by Grand Savings Bank. Remodeling was accomplished by Steve Williams of Steve Williams Construction with generous help from local Grove businesses. The newest Second Chance Thrift Shop is a beautiful, bright retail space. Many unique items are offered for sale – gently used or new clothing, jewelry, shoes, purses, linens, dishes, glassware, artwork, furniture, antiques, books, home décor items, and so much more. Our volunteers pride themselves on offering the best shopping experience possible in a clean, wellappointed shop with merchandise displayed for easiest access and view – plus music to enjoy along the way! Without the support and generous donations from the public, our shelter would be unable to care for the hundreds of homeless dogs and cats that need our daily help in order to Second Chance Thrift Shop Grove, OK
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survive. We sincerely thank and appreciate our wonderful Thrift Shop volunteer staff for all that they do every day to make this shop a success. and we sincerely appreciate all the financial donors who contributed materials and labor to make this latest dream come true. Open Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Phone: 918-786-9330
Building Renovation Donors Frosty’s Glass - Window replacement a BIG Grand Lake Countertops - Granite for kitchen THaNK Green Country Maintenance - Painting labor YOu! Grove Paint Center - Paint McCool Building Concepts - Insulation and roof sealant Ray Tyler Plumber - Toilets, sinks, labor Sherwin Williams, Miami, OK - Paint TH Rogers - Some sheetrock, doors (some to be used for shelter) Williams Homes - Glass Cases, shelving units, locks, labor, rock
Worked at reduced rates or partial donation of material and/or labor B&B Heat and Air Champion Drywall Grand Lake Glass John Duggan Framing Mill Creek Carpet Spriggs Creative Concrete Tim’s Electrical Service
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Capital Campaign - We are their Shelter...You are their Future!
Our animal welfare organization was founded 30 years ago by a small group of individuals who were dedicated to provide safe refuge, food, and veterinary care for homeless and neglected animals, to promote and assist with spay/neuter surgeries to control unwanted litters of dogs and cats, and to educate the public about responsible pet ownership. The name of Humane Society of Grove and Grand Lake may have changed this year, but the mission remains the same. The shelter facility located at 64301 E. 290 Road is now over 25 years old in need of continuous repair to service the over 700 homeless animals that come through our shelter annually. Some of our shelter deficiencies are: ❑ Extreme overcrowded conditions with over half of the large dogs housed in inferior outdoor kennels exposed to extreme weather conditions ❑ A limited capacity to isolate and/or quarantine surrendered or sick animals to prevent spread of contagious disease ❑ Cramped cat housing area Groundbreaking Ceremonies on July 24th announced the Shelter Expansion and Renovation Project “We are Their Shelter...You are Their Future”, a two-phased renovation/remodel of the current shelter facility. The “Capital Campaign” fundraiser efforts began in mid-August to raise $350,000. Phase I (projected cost is $175,000) - a 2,560 square foot addition for: ❑ 18 indoor dog kennels with outdoor access ❑ 3 individual isolation/quarantine wards for canine/feline intake and sick animals ❑ 364 square foot cattery to relieve overcrowding and an outdoor catio area ❑ On-site food pantry storage area Phase II (projected cost is $175,000) - remodel and renovate the current building with a: ❑ new roof ❑ create private office space and larger customer service/lobby area ❑ expand kitchen/laundry facilities ❑ add a new medical examination room for visiting vets, and individual “Meet and Greet” rooms for prospective adopters. As of this writing, $102,056 has been donated to the Capital Campaign from generous financial supporters. Our quest to reach our goal continues. Donors have the opportunity to purchase Commemorative Engraved Bricks, Recognition Placards or Plaques, or Outdoor Monument Benches. Capital Campaign donations can be made by completing and returning the below form. Make checks payable to: Second Chance Pet Rescue of Grand Lake (Capital Campaign) or donate online at www.doitforthepets.com, click on “Capital Campaign” bar at top right of website. PO BOX 451205, Grove OK, 74345 I Pledge the Following Gift: ❑ Capital Campaign Donation:___________ Recognition Pledges: ❑ Bronze (Patio Brick) ❑ Silver (Kennel Placard) ❑ Gold (Kennel Placard) ❑ Platinum (Kennel Placard) ❑ Sapphire (Play Yard Placard)
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