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Second Chance Animal Rescue helps homeless and surrendered animals find new homes throughout Littleton, NH.

Adoption fee From $80
Adopting

Fees, requirements & process

From $80

The adoption fee is $120 for a cat up to 10 years of age, and $80 for cats 10 years of age and older

Requirements

A completed adoption application is required.

How it works

At this time all adoptions, along with meet-and-greets, are by appointment only to those with recently-approved applications.

Location

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does Second Chance Animal Rescue charge to adopt a cat?

The adoption fee is $120 for a cat up to 10 years of age, and $80 for cats 10 years of age and older.

What are the adoption requirements at Second Chance Animal Rescue?

A completed adoption application is required.

What's the adoption process at Second Chance Animal Rescue?

At this time all adoptions, along with meet-and-greets, are by appointment only to those with recently-approved applications.

Can I donate or foster with Second Chance Animal Rescue?

Yes, you can donate through Second Chance Animal Rescue's website.

Does Second Chance Animal Rescue accept surrendered cats?

Second Chance Animal Rescue 1517 Meadow Street Littleton, NH 03561 USA 603-259-3244 ​ Email: secondchancear.org@gmail.com ​ Our Hours We are open by appointment for adoptions, surrenders, and boarding tours at this time ​ ​ (c) Second Chance Animal Rescue bottom of page.

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Surrendering a cat

Surrenders are by appointment. Contact Second Chance Animal Rescue at 603-259-3244 or secondchancear.org@gmail.com. The rescue is located at 1517 Meadow Street, Littleton, NH 03561. Adoptions and boarding tours are also by appointment.

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