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We are a small group of  { Non-Funded } volunteers in southwest Utah who foster and find homes for adoptable animals.  We have been established as a non-profit facility since 2000.  Protective vaccinations are given to young animals, while the older are spayed or neutered and have rabies vaccinations before adoption, or we will make arrangements to have the procedures done for the new owners.  Even though  we are an independent, non-profit, no-kill, { NON-FUNDED} pet facility. A SECOND CHANCE RANCH IS CONNECTED TO OTHER GROUPS AND WE DO COOPERATE with others  whose aim is to find homes for unwanted or abandoned animals.     The main adoption facility is in Veyo, about 18 miles north of St. George on SR-18 (between St. George and Enterprise).

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    King and Queen

Dee Dot & Sactchamoe
 are our own Mascots

Just A Few of Many Kidsfrom the country work program 

 We believe that the animals come first, and our primary purpose is to foster and find good homes for animals who come into our foster care facility. 

     A Sweetheart, MUST READ!!!!!

  Hi My Name is Curly Q I'm a 3 legged  bichon/poodel mix. I was hit by a car and left alone until some nice people found me and took me to the Second Chance Ranch and then they took me to the vet and he took my right rear leg off. I am doing find now and i'm making my adjustments. I'm still a happy, fun loving dog !!! My vet bill is over $850.00. Could you help us in any way??? I've found a new home

  Here's my update picture still doing

Great , I' am a Great lap Dog 

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There are no formal meetings, no dues, no committees, no nonsense!  Each contributes what time and talents she/he has:  foster care, fund raising, phones, help at adoptathons, publicity, and many other projects. 

Our adoption fees are reasonable, and that includes the spay or neuter.  All adopters are required to sign a contract before adopting an animal.

We have had horses, llamas, chickens, geese, rabbits, birds, ducks, pot bellied pigs, goats and of course, dogs and cats in foster care.  We do charge a fee to people who place their animals in our care. 

We are available to baby-sit animals in times of emergencies, such as fire or flood, and do this as a no-charge courtesy for owners.  Since animals are not allowed in "people" shelters, we try to help the owners as much as possible so they will have a safe haven for their pets.

We also work with the Sheriff's Departments in Washington and Iron Counties and will take animals picked up as strays if they are healthy and adoptable.  We have also taken animals from the vets' offices when necessary.   And we are a clearing-house for  owners who have lost their animals and want to leave information with us.  This has led to many lost animals being reunited with their owners. We ask that you make an appointment to see our animals, as we are not here all the time.  And we want to make sure that you have enough time to really get to know the animal and see its true personality.
phone   435-574-0587
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