2nd Street Hooligans Rescue

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2nd Street Hooligans is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal rescue and sanctuary located in Norco, CA.

Our mission is to advocate for the humane treatment of all animals through education and by inspiring a cruelty free lifestyle.

10/09/2026

Some serious water cooler gossip this morning at the farm 😅😂

10/07/2026

Bliss

10/04/2026

Tragedy struck our sanctuary today when we were in the middle of our morning feedings. We came out to the female duck enclosure partially open and immediately finding our beautiful goose, Puddle, down and dead. This then led us to find Blue, Tofu, Chatty Kathy, Quick, and we never found Millie and Screech.

Just like that it went from 14 to 7 ducks on our female side. We don’t know if this was human error by not fulling latching the door, or a raccoon or a coyote but honestly we are just so heart broken these poor babies had their lives cut short. Some of them had been here since 2018 😔 we are so so sorry babies. This wasn’t supposed to be the end of your story. We buried those found around our core tree here at the sanctuary and we really wish Millie and Screech were here too but we will find a way to honor them. We are so sorry.

09/09/2026

Unfortunately, late Sunday night around 9:30pm we made the tough decision to help Mendel pass 😔.

We noticed he started to eat less and less towards the end of last week and on Saturday he didn’t eat at all. We were talking with our primary vet during all of this and we took him to the emergency vet clinic early afternoon Sunday to address his worsening decline. After consulting with the doctor and doing an ultrasound, we decided to do bloodwork and planned to go home with some medication and appetite stimulant to help get him eating again while we waited for our primary vet to come and fully diagnosis the underlying issue and work out a long term treatment plan.

However, after running his bloodwork we discovered that he was in late stage kidney failure which is why he was not eating and had no appetite. We talked through the options available and due to his age, other complicating factors, and the high likelihood that hospitalization would not ultimately reverse his organ failure, the tough decision was made to help him pass peacefully.

Mendel came to us via Beagle Freedom Project after he was released from medical testing around 2 years of age. He was 11 years old and we are so glad that he spent the final 9 of those years with us, bringing so much love, sweetness and joy to the sanctuary. This is the first pig we’ve had pass at the sanctuary and we’re going to miss his sweet little upward smile and watching him swagger around immensely. Thank you to all our volunteers, friends, family and visitors for giving him treats, love and cleaning up after him all these years ❤️RIP Rabbi Mendel, we love you so much❤️

08/13/2026

Pearl and her baby boy Topaz adore each other. We love that they still get to spend their days enjoying each other’s company 💕

08/03/2026

Happy Sunday.
Love,
Penelope

07/28/2026

Last week we had Shiloh Veterinary Hospital out to check in on some of the Hooligans. We’re happy to report that everyone looks good! We are still waiting for the results of Coco’s bloodwork but her weight is good after her last cycle of meds. Rico is successfully passing stones and there is minimal buildup in his bladder which is fantastic news. Sonic and Cumberbun had their teeth checked out and things looks good. And our boy Moose seems to have FINALLY kicked his infection after a lengthy battle and we are SO happy for him. As always, a huge thank you to Dr. Rosen and the Shiloh team for taking such great care of the Hooligans. And thank you to all our supporters who allow us to provide such great care to our rescue residents 💖

05/28/2026

👑 Penelope 👑

05/01/2026

‼️Ziggy Update‼️

Ziggy had his dental appointment yesterday and after his CT scan they confirmed he had an abscess which they successfully removed. The scan also showed at least one, possibly two, cracked lower teeth that appeared to be unrelated to the abscess. After he heals from his surgery we will figure out how to address the other issues with his teeth, but for now, he is recovering at home from the abscess removal and receiving antibiotics. We are hoping for no complications and that the healing process goes smoothly.

Thank you for taking great care of Ziggy!

If you’d like to contribute toward Ziggy’s medical care, please visit the link in our bio for ways to donate. Your support fuels this mission and our ability to provide great medical care to our residents 💕

04/21/2026

Nick’s birthday is this weekend and to celebrate we are doing a BIRTHDAY FUNDRAISER 🥳 Fun fact: every year during the holidays Nick asks for treats and presents for the animals in his work’s Secret Santa gift exchange! He loves the Hooligans so very much and loves being able to do this work. It would mean the world to him if you would support our mission in honor of his birthday and the incredible work he puts in here day after day 💕 Let’s get to $1,000!!

To bring some EXTRA joy to him, share your favorite memory of Nick and the Hooligans below 🤗

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Norco, CA

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https://www.2ndstreethooligans.com/

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