Scott Cassidy and his dog Molly ran the six Hills of Fife, they raised £90 for the kennels.

Well done both bet Molly had a good sleep last night lol. This is Connor and his mum who came along yesterday 28th May with the money of course wee Alfie had to say thank you.Also one of Connor and his mum who absolutely loves dogs and wanted to take all our residents home lol. Thank you all so very much xx

Frank and myself,would like to thank Angela Baillie & Chester Jarrin very much as they did the Loch Leven Half Marathon for Second Chance Kennels.They and we would like to thank the following.

Robert and the lads at Rosyth Dockyard.

Lads at Premier Properties.

Family and friends at the stables. To all at Hope Hairdresser's Dunfermline.

You have all been so very kind and in total the sum of £680 was raised our sincere thanks to all.

Second Chance Kennels

and

Clamjamfry Ceilidh Band

are having a Ceilidh at Thornton Town Hall on

Friday 20th May 2016 from 7.30pm until 11.30 pm

Tickets only £5 and selling fast!

Bring your own bottle

Call 01592 771933 to arrange tickets or visit us at the kennels between 12 and 4pm

(any day except Wednesdays and Sundays)

Some of you may remember Nanook the gorgeous Husky we had awhile back. Charlie her " dad" entered her into Siberian Husky Scotland spring poster competition and they won. How good is that brilliant news.Well done guys. Thanks for sharing it with us Charlie xx

The girls came up yesterday with the deputy head Mrs Davidson, they had a cheque for £85-00 to donate to Second Chance.It was gratefully received, and it was nice to have a chat with them. This is Karina & Kimberly with wee Tilly and one with Karina with wee Alfie saying sit still till i give you kisses lol.

Val and Matchi came along with a cheque for £100 from Morrison's Petrol Station in Stirling.It was so good to meet them and they love dogs and loved our wee Dana, who is in the photo with them.

Just wanted to say thank you very much to everyone who donated.

Anna Ross, Murran Wilson and Katie Sloway these young ladies from Dunfermline High School are making a presentation for YPI; the youth philanthropy initiative. This gives them the chance to win £3000 for their chosen charity and pleased to say they have chosen Second Chance Kennels.

Thank you girls and we wish you the best of luck and it was a pleasure to meet you all x.

Frank myself wee Alfie & Dana, Sarah and all our wonderful volunteers. Would like to express our gratitude for all the food / treats/ blankets/towels/ and all the monetary donations and cards we have received at the kennels. Thank you to each and everyone we really appreciate you taking the time especially at such a busy time.

We all wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, look after yourselves and our wee four legged friends xx

What a lovely thought Amanda, baking cakes and selling them round the offices at the Victoria Hospital and you managed to raise £101 well done, and donated it to Second Chance Kennels. Thank you so very much xx

We would like to thank Amazon and all staff and employees for once again helping Second Chance Kennels.

We were delighted to welcome Kerry and Michael with this donation of food.

Thank you so much Baxter just had to share this on here, you are so clever xx

Hi Ena and Frank,

I got Mum to write a wee poem to you all with love from me.

ODE TO SECOND CHANCE

Mummy gave us pocket money every week this year

We saved it in a doggy bank to buy us some new gear

We talked of buying Frisbees’, soft toys, a ball or two

But thought the money saved should really come to you

You took me in, you fed me, you kept me warm and dry

Until the day that came when we had to say ‘Goodbye’

I miss you all at ‘Second Chance’, but am lucky as can be

That I found a loving home and a sister just for me

So Meg and I asked Mum to go on your website

And send our money to you so you can make it right

For some more dogs like me who deserve a special home

We thought that while they’re with you, you could buy them all a bone

Thank you to everyone, you made me feel sooo loved

I wish you all a merry time from Baxter dog ‘The Bug’

Lots of love

Baxter Bug

Wee Dana is home thanks to everyone in Team Dana and everyone else who helped look for her. Thank you all so very very much x

A Coffee Day in aid of Second Chance Kennels. £687 was raised thanks to Candy and her helpers not forgetting wee Dougal, for organising this and to everyone who came along and supported the event very much appreciated.

West End Congregational Church Hall. High Street. Kirkcaldy on Saturday 24th October 10am -3pm.Everyone welcome and it is free admission.There will be tea's / Coffee's /home baking /tombola / doggy tombola /kiddie's tombola/book stall / lucky bags / bric a brac stall /craft and gift stalls. Dogs welcome on a lead.

These two lovely ladies came for a visit last week as Lizzie just loves dogs, she was so happy to meet Wee Alfie and our Fern the German Shepherd.As Lizzie was in a wheelchair, Sarah went for a walk and took Fern with them xx

This is how Second Chance Kennels started off. !!!

Just had to share this one as well brilliant photography. " Our " Nanook and her dad. xx

This picture was taken by Tom Duffin last night in Edinburgh of Nanook looking over the town when the moon was rising. One for your album I hope.

Frank and myself would like to thank everyone who donates food to our boxes in Morrisson's Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath it is very much appreciated.

Had a lovely Sunday afternoon with some of our family today.xxx

The following is an article from T H March where a wee Jack Russel called Piper (now Pip) was adopted from Second Chance, Look how well he's done!

Well done Pip from all of us here at Second Chance xx.

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It’s official - we have found our new T H March mascot! Thank you somuch to all the kind dog lovers out there who took the time to enter their wonderful canine companions into our competition. We received entries from far and wide and we genuinely loved all of them! It was a very close-run competition but eventually Pip, a rescue dog from Scotland, emerged as the winner. Pip’s owner, Iona, told us: "We got Pip (Piper) about 18 months ago from the Second Chance rescue kennels in Fife http://www.secondchancekennels.org

They had his picture on their website, as one of their ‘Homeless Hounds’. When we first got him, he’d try and drink tea from your mug! He also couldn’t walk down the stairs. He could climb up but would end up having to roll back down again. It took a few tries to master a slightly more normal technique! My favourite thing about him is the warm, waggy welcome I get when I come home from work. When anyone’s feeling a bit down, Pip will snuggle into them and try and cheer them up. He loves to play and has endless enthusiasm and energy! He and my son enjoy rough and tumble games in the garden and he loves long walks in the countryside too. Everyone thinks their dog is special, but we all love Pip and know how lucky we were to find him."

We’re so happy Pip has finally found his forever home, and with his new career in show business, his future looks brighter than ever! Well done Pip! Our sincerest thanks to all the wonderful owners and their dogs who took part in our ‘Find Tommy’ competition.