About Second Chance Animal Adoption
Our Mission
Our Facilities
Our Facilities
At Second Chance Animal Adoption, we strive to act as faithful stewards for all abandoned, lost, homeless, and abused animals entrusted to our care in Boundary
County, with the ultimate goal of finding lifelong, loving homes for every one.
Our Facilities
Our Facilities
Our Facilities
Our 1,450 square foot facility allows us to temporarily care for homeless animals until they are reunited with their owners or find a new home. We have spacious kennels and outdoor play areas (see below) including a new cattery (above), plus a team of dedicated caretakers to ensure the wellbeing of every animal in our care.
Our History
Our Facilities
Our History
Kate Turner and Alice Miller plus nine other community members formed Second Chance Animal Adoption, Inc (SCAA) in 1998. At that time, animal control was handled by law enforcement. The City Pound was overwhelmed by the number of lost, abandoned and homeless animals. Initially, Alice and her husband built kennels in their large indoor ba
Kate Turner and Alice Miller plus nine other community members formed Second Chance Animal Adoption, Inc (SCAA) in 1998. At that time, animal control was handled by law enforcement. The City Pound was overwhelmed by the number of lost, abandoned and homeless animals. Initially, Alice and her husband built kennels in their large indoor barn to house dogs for the City Pound. In 2010, SCAA built our community's only non-kill shelter to house dogs and cats.
Second Chance Animal Adoption Facilities
