A man looks with surprise as a pie is thrown to the side of his face.

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Help Tim save animals.

Saving animals is fun!

Everyone has a calling. Mine is to save animals. I’m a huge animal lover and I feel compelled to make a big difference. My family taught me the importance of rescuing animals and I always wanted to help rescue as many cats and dogs as I can and make it fun too! I partnered with Second Chance and we’re having a ball doing it!

It’s been said, “make no small plans”. My plan is to ultimately raise $5 Million for Second Chance Pet Adoptions. I’m asking one million people to each donate at least $5. We’re off to a great start and, as you can see, having a lot of fun along the way! We currently have donations from 38 States and 15 countries. Here’s the fun part… for every $1000 I raise, I take a pie to the face. So, can we count on your support? Please help spread the word, make a donation, and come out to celebrate every pie and every little life saved!

Goal:
$5,000,000

Achievement to Date:
 $190,450.30

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Tim's Campaign has received donations from 44 states!
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Donations to Tim's Campaign have been made in honor and loving memory of:

Tan
Murphy
Gus
Cody
Dolly
Sam
Tags
Huey
Kei Kei
Westie
Rogi
Spinner
Dory and Buttercup
Randy Werderitch
Matisse Blanton
Horatio
Emma and Zoe
Sandra Lorah

Dorothy Lorah
Angela Clark
Mary Bell
Gloria Scherrer
Kerry George
Edward “Monroe” Hudson
Linda Best
Janie Field
Irene Frank
Michael Keefe
Ed Borkowski
Gregorio Acevedo
Tom Ohlweiler
Bea Belle
Lily
Ellie
Bibi Swanson
Tim Chlopowicz

Ingrid O’Hern
Don and Helen (“The Frog Lady”) Claypool
Gracie
Reggie
Cody H.
Aero
Sadie
Cooper
Lacey
Tom Lecnar
Rich and Terry Grady
Nodati Gelishvili
Molly
Richard and Irene Chlopowicz
Elly
Newton
Sonic
Millie

Examples of Tim's Impact

Contributions to Tim’s campaign are making a big difference by providing Second Chance with the funds to save even more animals. Below are just a few examples.

Miley’s Story

While taking out their trash at their apartment, two good Samaritans noticed a cardboard box moving inside the dumpster. Inside was Miley, a 6-week-old puppy struggling to escape. They brought her to Second Chance where she received the love she needed through the support of Tim’s Campaign, eventually finding her new home in Durham.

Mahi Mahi’s Story
A South Carolina woman trapped a stray cat about whom she was concerned. A vet determined that he was FIV positive. Because many shelters do not accept FIV+ cats, she brought Mahi Mahi to Second Chance, where he received medical care, blossomed into a very friendly boy and found his forever home in the area.
Fenway’s Story
After many sad years outdoors on a chain, Fenway was taken to a county shelter-malnourished, un-altered and heartworm positive but very sweet and eager to love. Through funding provided by Tim’s campaign, Second Chance nursed him back to helth and taught him manner until he was adopted in January 2023.
Little Man’s Story
Little Man was surrendered to a county shelter, unable to nurse from his mother due to his cleft lip and unable to walk due to fluid on his brain. He received attention from our vet partner, Care First, and we bottle fed him to help him grow stronger as he befriended Graham, a pug in our care until he was eventually adopted.
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Cute Yellow Labrador Retriever puppy
Q: What kind of dog
doesn’t bark?

A: A Hushpuppy!

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

A: An Octo-Puss!

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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 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!

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