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Great question! While we sometimes repair a broken leg with pins and things like that, Sissy's femur was broken at the hock joint. Joints are delicate and can be a source of pain when it comes to injuries and repairs. In almost every case, the amputation is the guarantee that a dog will live a pain-free, hassle-free life, without sacrificing anything like mobility (especially for a rear leg). It was the humane decision, not a cost-driven one, and Sissy didn't miss a beat (or her leg). ;)

Aww, thank you, Bryana! It's an honor to be able to do the work we do. :)

@@SecondChanceNCPets you’re welcomee i dream of rescuing animals !

It is truly our pleasure to do this meaningful work! 💛

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Hi Nicola. :) Yes, we are in Raleigh, North Carolina, U.S. Here in the states, our animal shelters are funded with tax dollars and are not given enough money to take care of every animal as they should be able to. Additionally, our animal laws are enforced by animal control departments and those are also not given enough funding. So, lots of animals leave shelters without vaccines, and lots of pet guardians do not vaccinate and are not forced to. Rescues like ours are important, then, because we help to close some of the gap between what animal services should exist and which are provided to our citizens. :) Hope that helps!

@@SecondChanceNCPets I live in the UK it is the same here, there are few dog pounds, they are not very nice usually old buildings, bare old cell like pens for the dogs with no beds few blankets, small amount of government funding for minimum staff, dogs look sad there. We too have charity run shelters funded by donations, the biggest being Battersea dogs home In London, too many strays and often an ampunt that are put to sleep, very sad but same as USA.. We don't have a drive in or any charities that help people with their pet's medical care/needs though. Thanks for your reply.

@@nicolacrickmar8829 I would say we have very few resources for people looking for help for the pets they already have... far more resources available for someone looking to adopt a new pet. The need in our community is greater than what we can provide, but we are happy to do our small part to help when and where we can. :) Stay well.

Unfortunately we are forced to ask ourselves that question--and similar questions--every day. Thankfully there are so many good Samaritans out there looking out for the vulnerable, volunteering and fostering, and donating, that we do not just feel total despair!

Hi Mary! We do it for various reasons--generally and mainly to give the viewer a more pleasurable, and more consistent (volume-wise), experience. Also, some components of the video have no audio component, so music fills the space rather than having a viewer worry their audio has dropped out. When it seems the audio of a video component is important to include, we do allow that sound in and lower the music, as you will see in some other videos on our channel. :)

He was harder to capture, but he was also ultimately caught and brought into foster care with the finder (Krista) and is now adoptable through another rescue, Paws For Life--you can read more here: facebook.com/krista.duncan.98/posts/10223548456012726 :)

Thanks to the hard work and diligence of so many amazing animal lovers, Romeo was finally captured, too! You can read about his sweet rescue tale here: facebook.com/shana.shallenberg/posts/10225900349320267 :)

Romeo was sad when Gingerbread and her babies were captured, BUT, thanks to the hard work and diligence of so many amazing animal lovers, Romeo was finally captured several months later! You can read about his sweet rescue tale here: facebook.com/shana.shallenberg/posts/10225900349320267 :)

Thanks so much for your loyal pawtnership! Binky and Bell has saved countless lives because of your support!