Saunders County Lost Pets - SCLP Pet Rescue

SCLP is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization comprised of compassionate volunteers dedicated to saving the lives of petsl We are now boarding dogs and cats at the rescue.

Click here to see our SCLP Video created by Stacy Ideus Photography!
To see the pets we have for adoption go to our for adoption page. To begin the adoption process fill out our application for adoption. SCLP offers abundant opportunities to work on projects such as kennel cleaning, kennel sitting, walking rescue dogs, feeding and watering dogs and cats. SCLP relies upon dedicated volunteers to assist with all functions at the rescue/shelter. Contact SCLP if you have some time you would like to share. We are always in need of more volunteers. Click here to download our volunteer form and bring it with you when you come to volunteer. NOW BOARDING DOGS & CATS & DOG DAYCARE, Baths, ear cleaning, and nail trims and so MUCH more!! Stop by today or call 402.277.7056!! Deb's cell: 402.432.2814 Veronica's cell: 402.310.3178
Our wonderful Mascot, Lucky passed away on Tuesday, March 27, 2012. He was a true, loyal, faithful friend and all of us at SCLP and all our volunteers will miss him greatly. He was one of the spunkiest and yet, most loving dogs to ever pass through our doors. He spent 18 months living with us since it was decided that due to his heartworm postive condition and extreme anxiety about change that he should not got into a home, but make SCLP his forever loving home. He came into the rescue after he was closed into someone's garage and was not able to escape. Myself and many others had tried to catch him as he was a known stray to the area. He was so street smart though and we could never catch him. He wouldn't eat any food that was left out for him and he wouldn't eat from a human hand. It was only towards the end of his life that we could actually get him to eat treats and take meds from us by hand. We always had to grind up his medicine into his food to get him to take it. On arrival his hair was so matted that we had to shave all it off so he could grow a new healthy coat. He had many scars on his body that spoke of the tough life he had lived. But he was beautiful and his eyes told alot of his story along with his rough condition and buckshot in his hind. He never stayed in a kennel but instead roamed the entire building and met every other dog that happened to pass through. His presence was Large. He was also a great helper with all our daily chores :<). We know he is running and healthy now and we know we will meet him again someday. Thank you Lucky for all the unconditional love you gave to us and for all you did for each of us at SCLP. I personally enjoyed and cherished Every Minute of Every Day of your life that we shared together. You will be missed.
Life is as dear to the mute creature as it is to man. Just as one wants happiness and fears pain, just as one wants to live and not to die, so do other creatures." The Dalai Lama
Memorials Page	NOW BOARDING DOGS & CATS & DOG DAYCARE. We have several 5 x 5 (25 sq. foot) spaces available for your pet to be comfortable in while you are away. They go outside to our fenced yards for "potty breaks". Extra play times and walks are optional. Lots of lovin' and personal attention just like at home! Call 402.432.2814 for more information on dog boarding and dog daycare.
Our dogs love to sleep on Kuranda Dog beds, but we don't have enough for everyone. If you would like to donate a bed at a special wholesale price for a another dog to sleep in comfort, please donate a Kuranda dog bed. Kuranda Dog Beds	Press release from 11/19/10 NCIP Awards Banquet. Wahoo did very well and the rescue won first place for a Special Award! http://journalstar.com/news/state-and-regional/nebraska/article_53b4035b-6340-55ef-bce3-1ae16fc3d3b5.html Thanks to Wahoo Newspaper who generouly & graciously sponsors the Pet of the Week--Every Week--in the Wahoo Newspaper on Page 2. Featured in the Wahoo Newspaper November 12, 2009 Featured in the Wahoo Newspaper November 5, 2009 Featured in the Fremont Tribune Thursday, July 23, 2009 Featured in the Fremont Tribune January 2, 2009

Volunteers at work! See the pictures

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We are always in need of more volunteers or host/foster families to host rescue animals that require special care or handling. If you are interested in providing a foster home or volunteering, please contact Debora 402-432-2814.

This site is dedicated in memory of Elliott and Sam Wilcox. To honor them and their fun loving, wonderful, yet onery spirits. Both were lost on 5/07/2005 when they got out of our yard and were never seen again. We have many wonderful memories of Elliott and Sam. The loss of our two labs is the catalyst to starting this rescue. It is our hope that by the creation of this website and the rescue we can increase the chances for more lost pets to get back home. Our first goal is to return lost pets back home. When it is not possible to locate original owners our goal is to find new forever homes.
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Life is as dear to the mute creature as it is to man. Just as one wants happiness and fears pain, just as one wants to live and not to die, so do other creatures." The Dalai Lama

SCLP Board Members

Life is as dear to the mute creature as it is to man. Just as one wants
happiness and fears pain, just as one wants to live and not to die, so do
other creatures." The Dalai Lama