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.

Help with Bear
Bear tore out his cruciate ligament in his knee on Friday night . So their adoption is on hold,for at least 7 more weeks, as they need to go together.Bear will have his surgery on Wed Aug 5th the cost will be close to $2000. Any donations to help with Bear's surgery expense would be greatly appreciated.

A special thanks to Lynn and the Foothill Rottweiler Owners club for their
tireless effort in raising funds for our rescue.


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.
Please join us for the 2010 K9 Cancer Walk on April 24, 2010

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Second Chance Rottweiller has just been awarded Dog rescue award for 2007. We appreciate being recognized for all the hard work all of our volunteers put into saving this amazing breed. We also want to thank all of the generous people that financially supported us. We couldn’t do it without your help.