Happy Hounds

Since it opened in 1999, hundreds of dogs have passed through the kennels doors and have gone on to wonderful new homes and families. On this page you will see some of those lucky dogs in their forever homes, and hear how they've settled in and how they've enriched their new families' lives.

Blair >> Posted: 29th June 2006 This is Blair getting ready to go home, the other wee lad in the pic is Toddy who was adopted from here about four years ago. I think by the look on everyones faces they are very happy to be now adopting wee Blair! Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=225 (Copy & Paste)
Bounty >> Posted: 29th June 2006 This is Bounty back for a visit she went to stay in Perth about two years ago, but has now moved a lot nearer us, she is looking good but didn't want to come into the kennels. There is now a new addition to the family and Bounty is really good with the baby. Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=224 (Copy & Paste)
Tia >> Posted: 29th June 2006 LOOK WHO WE MET AT THE VETS! TIA! This wee girl was adopted from us in August 2004, her mum and dad love her to bits, it was great to see her and she looks great. This is her with her mum & dad and sitting (very) pretty! Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=223 (Copy & Paste)
Chance >> Posted: 16th June 2006 Some of you may have seen me on 'homeless hounds', I've been at the kennels since March recovering from mange. When I came to the kennels I hardly had any hair, but I got regular treatments at the vets and my skin is now loads better. This is me with my new Mum & Dad. They came to the kennels today, took me for a big walk over the field and they just fell in love with me. Mhairi did a home visit for Kim & Keith whilst she was on holiday, because they were thinking about getting a dog, but I never thought for a minute it would for me! Although I am looking a lot better my hair has still to grow back in some places, but they looked past all that and saw what a lovely nature I had. Chance xx Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=222 (Copy & Paste)
Bella >> Posted: 16th June 2006 This Bella about to set of for home with her new mum & dad, Bella was a wee scared girl mainly of men, but she took to Mark & Shona straight away. Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=221 (Copy & Paste)
Archie >> Posted: 15th June 2006 Hi Ena, We have a few cracker of pictures of Archie Im sure you would love to see. He really is a special character, he has settled in here no problem at all, he slept like a log last night and Molly has started to really play with him, its great to see! Thanks again for giving us the opportunity to look after him. Best wishes, Diane Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=220 (Copy & Paste)
Bonnie >> Posted: 15th June 2006 This was another wee girl brought up by Catherine from Warrington to find a new home in Scotland! Didn't she do well! Hello, I am just writing to give you an update on my wee Jack Russell that my wife and I adopted on November 5th 2004. She is doing just marvelously. the only problem that we had, was to spoil her too much and give her too many treats. She got a bit overweight (11kg) but has been on a controlled diet through the vet and has done absolutely fantastic. She is now down to 8.5kg. (her expected weight) and holding. The vet feels that she is in with a great chance for the slimmer of the year award. Down to the present.. Bonnie was entered into the "Pooch of the year" photo competition at the local Pets at home shop. I am so proud to let you know, that she was awarded First Prize, and will be forwarded to the regional finals. I have attached a copy of the winning photo which iI hope you will enjoy. Bonnie is a very happy wee girl and gets lots of attention. She enjoys lenghty massages,long runs along the beaches in Kirkcaldy and especially going to Ravenscraig Park at just after dark (10.30pm at present). and chasing rabbits. She just goes charging into the woods and I sit and wait for her to come back out, which she does now and then just to check that I'm safe, then it's back into the woods again. she usually runs for about two hours a night. She has so much energy for such an old dog. She can run so fast it is amazing, especially as you may remember, she had a broker right leg that had set badly, leaving her with a right paw which points out almost at a right angle. I am so proud to have such an amazing wee friend. If it wasn,t for organizations like yourselves, people like Bonnie would not have the opertunity to get shelter and the love that they deserve. We will visit you soon. THANK YOU David and Bonnie Lawrence. Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=219 (Copy & Paste)
Jess >> Posted: 15th June 2006 Hello every one! It's been a while since you heard from me! I was rehomed in December (12) 2004 and went to live in Stirling with Emma, Matt and brother Harry the Labrador cross. I have been having a great time! I have been to lots of places and at the moment I am in Birmingham although I will be back in Scotland soon. I have just been on a farm in Cornwall and I could have stayed, trying to round everything up! I went to puppy classes and did very well and now I am trying my paw at agility. I am very enthusiastic though! Emma says I am a comic genius, she finds my prat falls off the sofa very amusing. I have also developed a love of men in uniform, especially policemen (swoon) but my biggest love in life are my sticks - there is a huge pile by the door ready for winter! Please find attached a photo of me at the top of Ross Castle in Northumberland, surveying my land! :-) The second is up Dumyat. Best wishes, Jess. P.S. I still think about my second chance friend Nero and wonder if he is getting on OK. Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=218 (Copy & Paste)
Robbie & Vickie >> Posted: 15th June 2006 This is Robbie the springer (he was called George) and his wee sister Vickie with their mum & dad Jacki and Ian, HOW HAPPY DO THEY LOOK!!!! Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=217 (Copy & Paste)
Woody >> Posted: 15th June 2006 This is Woody who went "home" three years ago. He was found in a field when he was just weeks old, a poor wee thing with rickety front legs, and look what a handsome chap he has turned into. He is absolutely adored by his family. They tell us he has grown up into the perfect wee gentleman and is such a loving dog, he is so much fun and they are so proud of him. Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=216 (Copy & Paste)
Tara >> Posted: 11th June 2006 I was the lucky girl who was rescued from a 'put to sleep' situation down south and then transported by some very kind people up here to Fife. This is me with my lovely new mum & dad, getting ready for the journey home. I don't know who is most excited me or them!!! Tara x Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=215 (Copy & Paste)
Cassie >> Posted: 8th June 2006 This is Cassie with her new mum and cousin, I couldn't get her to sit still long enough to get any other photo, she just kept giving her mum kisses! Cassie was one who didn't make the web site. Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=214 (Copy & Paste)
Roxy and Jess >> Posted: 8th June 2006 We went to see these lovely girls the other day to see how they were getting on, well they are loved to bits and looking so good. They love playing on the huge trampoline in their garden!! Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=213 (Copy & Paste)
Shadow >> Posted: 31st May 2006 Hello Ena Tomorrow is the first anniversay of the day I met my new mum and dad, Kim and Helen, so I thought I'd send you some photos showing how I've got on. You might remember me, though I was staying at Blairadam because the kennels at Thornton were so full at the time. Thank you so much for looking after me. I've now got a nice home in Dalgety Bay with a big garden. Mum and Dad work from home so I'm never on my own and take me for walks on the beach every day. As you can see I love the water. It's my spaniel side coming out! I've also just been on my first camping holiday - two weeks on Mull. Even more walks! And I was allowed to take my favourite toy with me which you can see in one of the photos. I love it almost as much as my new family! Keep up the fantastic work. You really changed this dog's life! Lots of love Shadow XXXXXX Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=212 (Copy & Paste)
Bracken >> Posted: 31st May 2006 This is Bracken the golden lab who went to his new home earlier this year, I don't think he has settled in very well do you!!! Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=211 (Copy & Paste)
Bailey >> Posted: 31st May 2006 Bailey has left the building! This is him with his new "parents", they are so delighted with him, even when we showed them what he had chewed they said it's only wood and he's just a puppy!!!!! He so missed his pal Meg so it is nice to think he now has a home of his own too. Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=210 (Copy & Paste)
Mr Woo >> Posted: 31st May 2006 This is Mr Woo, our 10 year old Lhasa boy getting ready to go to his new home. He is going to stay with Diesel another wee Lhasa, they get on like a house on fire. His new mum and dad are really nice as well! Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=209 (Copy & Paste)
Ben >> Posted: 31st May 2006 Hi Ena. Hope Yourself and Frank are fine. Just thought I would send you this wee picture of a dog looking very confused and wondering what he should do now!! I couldnt believe it but the cat seems to have finally accepted that Ben is here to stay. (It only took her 2 1/2 years!!!) They have always just accepted each other before and got on with it ie passing each other without a side glance or anything but yesterday as Ben was snuggling down for his nap after his walk, the cat just walked up to his basket, looked at him and climbed in beside him. As you can see from the photo there is a look of bewilderment on his face as if to say Hey, what's she doing in my bed? Ben is fine as usual and loves the longer days as he can stay out longer. Mind you the weather has been pretty mixed but nothing bothers him as he is definetely an all weather dog. Anyway Ena, better go as the grass is needing cut and I havent quite trained Ben to do that yet! Cheers for now. Ben and Angus Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=208 (Copy & Paste)
Meg >> Posted: 31st May 2006 This is Meg who came in with her three week old puppy, great news this is Meg off to her lovely new home with her mum (holding Meg's Teddy, which Meg claimed after her puppy went away) and her Auntie Eileen is holding Meg. She looks like she is really sad to be leaving us I don't think! Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=207 (Copy & Paste)
Benji >> Posted: 25th May 2006 This is Benji with his new mum, he was so excited he would hardly sit still for his photo, bit worried about his mum though, she doesn't look very happy!!!!! :p Share this Hound: http://secondchancekennels.org/?p=hh&hid=205 (Copy & Paste)
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