Welcome to the SCRR site. Please check out our donation page to find out how you can help us by buying through our sponsors. We get a percentage all of the sales and that will benefit our Rottie’s. We have so many ways that you can help our rotties even if you can't adopt one. See help our cause below.

The goal of Second Chance Rottweiler Rescue Inc. (SCRR) is to rescue Rottweiler's from animal shelters, humane societies and other rescue organizations where otherwise the dogs would be euthanized. We rarely accept personal surrenders but if you are interested in finding a new home for your Rottie we would be happy to place your dog on our courtesy listing page. Those of you who may see a Rottweiler in a shelter and wish to provide a foster home, please see our Foster Page link. SCRR Inc. is a nonprofit organization recognized by both the IRS and the state of California -- your donation may be tax deductible.

Cindy needs your help. Cindy is nearly blind, she was thrown on the side of the road with her puppies when they were about 2 weeks old.. Animal control picked up Cindy and her 5 puppies.. Cindy and her puppies survived after being put on antibiotics and since Cindy had very little milk because she had been starved and was very thin, the puppies learned to eat blender dog food with milk substitute at an early age. The pups took a lot of time and care. Cindy was a very good mother and took great care of her puppies. They grew very well and were all spayed and neutered and they all have been placed in their forever homes. Cindy has since been spayed. We took Cindy to an ophthalmologist and we found out that she is totally blind in one eye because her cataract had liquefied damaging her eye, she has about 30% vision in her other eye and she has a cataract in that eye also. What we want to do is to have her cataract removed and a lens put it so that she will have good vision in one eye. If we let the cataract go, she will most probably end up totally blind because the cataract in her good eye will liquefy also. The cost of Cindy's surgery will be over $2000,We are asking our loyal Rottie supporters and web site readers to donate what they can to Cindy's medical fund, so that she can have her surgery. There is a 2 month recovery time after her eye surgery, and then she will be put up for adoption.Cindy is a very sweet and friendly dog and would make a nice addition to any family. She deserves a great life after being treated so badly by her past owner. All donations are tax deductible and you will receive a receipt with our tax Id number on it for your records. Thank you for helping Cindy- donation page

A Special thank you to Dogworks Doberman Rescue and Joleen Ladyman for their generous donation to our rescue. We couldn’t do it without people and organizations like yours.

We would also like to thank the Redwood Krest k9 Center, Battle Ground Washington, and Christina Reiley for their generous donation to our rescue.

If you know anyone who has a dog that has been recently diagnosed with Bone or Mast Cell cancer can you ask them if they'd be willing to donate a blood sample to help develop an early detection blood test?  One of our Canine Cancer Campaign partners, PetScreen is working hard trying to develop these two tests.  They are in real need of blood samples. They have already developed and made available an early detection test for Lymphoma.  Since our beloved rotties are so prone to bone cancer I'm hoping we can help them out. If you know of anyone who might be interested, please ask them to email me curecaninecancer@yahoo.com Thanks!

We want to thank all of the people who participated in the walk. the walk brought in almost $18,000 for the Morris Animal Foundation to use for research on a cure for canine cancer , The walk was a great success because of the dedication of Sandy and George Vilahu who organized and directed the walk.