These little buddies are special.

Each is an amazing companion eagerly waiting to find their forever home and fill your life with love!

Hi, I'm Fluffy!

When I first arrived at Second Chance, the world felt pretty scary. I was overwhelmed, defensive, and unsure of the humans around me. With time, patience, and a quiet space of my own, I slowly started to come out of my shell. Cautious glances became curiosity, and eventually, I discovered that I really love attention! These days, I’m happy to lean into pets, seek out affection, and bond with the people I trust.

I’m also feeling better than ever—on a kidney-friendly diet, freshly groomed, and finally comfortable in my own skin. I’m looking for a calm, patient, cat-savvy home where trust is earned, not rushed. I’d do best in an adult-only home with no kids. I’m good with easygoing cats, but dogs aren’t my thing, and I’d also be happy as your one and only.

If you understand the quiet magic of being chosen by a cat, I might be your guy. The love I give may take time to earn, but once you have it, it’s something truly special.

Hi, I'm Canyon!

I might be a little shy when we first meet, but give me a little time and I’ll be your most loyal, loving companion. I’ve got a big heart, a goofy smile, and I love to snuggle once I feel at home.

I’m an active guy who enjoys walks, runs, and having space to stretch my legs—I can jump pretty high, too! I’m house trained and know some basic commands, and while I get a little excited (especially when I’m handing out kisses), I’m working on my manners every day.

I’d do best in a home where I can stay busy, soak up attention, and be part of the family—especially if there are kids to love on. Give me a little patience and a lot of love, and I’ll be your happiest, most devoted best friend.

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Smiling young boy and his dog.
Silly yellow tabby cat laughing.

Q: What do you call a cat
who always fibs?

A: A lion.

Grumpy cat.
A cat walks into a bar. The bartender
says, “What’ll you have?” The cat says,
“A shot of whiskey.” The bartender pours the cat his drink. Slowly, the cat pushes the shot off the bar…immediately demanding, “ANOTHER!!”
Happy Husky dog with tongue out smiling.
Q: What’s the best way to
stop your dog from barking
in the front yard?

A: Put it in the back yard!

Happy yellow Labrador Retreiver dog with tongue out smiling.
Q: What kind of dog can’t
be trusted?

A: A Golden Deceiver!

Stern Doberman Pincer dog with ears up.
I can’t take my dog to the
park anymore because the ducks keep biting him!

Yeah.  He’s pure bread.

White cat with yellow eyes.
Oh no! My cat lost both his
left legs!

but he’s all right now.

Grey Tabby cat with mouth open wide
Q: What do you call a cat
with 8 legs?

A: An Octo-Puss!

Grey cat with surprised look
Q: What do you give a cat
with allergies?

A: An anti-hiss-tamine!

Terrifying laugh of a hairless cat
Q: What is a cat’s favorite
Italian food?

A: Pawsta!

Laughing Himalayan with bright blue eyes.

Q: What do you call a fluffy
male cat asleep on the sofa?

A: Himalayan!

Bengal cat meowing with wide eyes.
Q: Why don’t leopards play
hide-and-seek?

A: Because they’re always spotted!

Cute Yellow Labrador Retriever puppy
Q: What kind of dog
doesn’t bark?

A: A Hushpuppy!

Laughing Australian Shepherd

Q: What did the 3-legged
dog say when he stepped
into the old West saloon?

A: I’m lookin’ for the man
who shot my paw.

Smiling Brown Labrador Retriever
Q: What is a dog’s favorite
mode of transportation?

A: A waggin’.

Boarder Collie dog smiling.
Q: What kind of dog never
throws anything away?

A: A Hoarder Collie.

Grinning Dalmatian
The secret to life is to handle every situation like a dog: if you can’t play with it, eat it, or bury it, just pee on it and walk away.
Happy Dachshund smiling.

Q: Why did the cowboy
adopt a dachshund?

A: He wanted to get a long,
little doggy!
Grinning Yellow Labrador Retriever

Q: Why did the old dog
fall down the well?

A: He didn’t see that well.

Speak!
A young puppy and a cat peek from the edge of the image.

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Second Chance Pet Adoptions
6003 Chapel Hill Road, Suite 133
Raleigh, NC 27607-5148

Phone: 919-851-8404
Hours:
M-F, 11AM-5PM