‘It never hurts to try:’ This nonprofit takes in animals others discard as ‘broken’
Jenn Linn, who founded House of Broken Cookies, focuses on “cats that need extra,” as she puts it.
Pet Adoption Day to feature vendors, activities and celeb DJs; but we know who will be the stars of the show
The P.D. Pitchford Companion Animal Village on Saturday will be teeming with activity and adoptable animals from both the city shelter at Long Beach Animal Care Services and spcaLA.
Visit the shelter first—but please adopt
Live Love Animal Rescue will team with the Long Beach shelter again this year for Foster the Fourth, a period of two to four weeks during which the public can take home a pet to foster shelter dogs and cats.
33 felines go home from Kitty Hall, quite content
Some of the furry lobbyists at the mayor’s fourth Kitty Hall saw their petitions fulfilled.
Cats in the Civic Center, Pugs in the park: What a week to get your furry on!
Five rescues, including Animal Care Services, will team up their proteges for a collective cacophony of catcalls that will caterwaul both for attention.
Roll one down the alley for the alley cats!
In honor of Helen Sanders CatPAWS’ bowling fundraiser on Saturday, we’ve lined up the little kingpins and queenpins in their lane and have even included a bowling ball.
Petco Foundation grant gives boost to CatPAWS cats. Only thing needed are rides home.
Helen Sanders CatPAWS’ Camp Kitten adoption event at the Marina Shores Petco received a boost that was sweeter than a s’more toasting.
You still have time to rescue a dog at Pick-a-Pittie adoption event
Pick-a-Pittie is the shelters’ spring event in which they hope to spring these generally misunderstood, overbred and often dumped dog breed or mix thereof.
Want to help one of the most dumped dog breeds get a life? Adopt a pit bull from our shelter!
Pit bulls get dumped in shelters all the time and have long been cited as the breed most likely to be at or near the top of shelter populations.
Line up to meet Chloe and the other dogs lined up to meet you!
The viral spread of Chloe’s story sprung the little dog to local and global celebrity status—a sad springboard indeed, but it understandably brought out a desire of so many to take her home with them and keep her safe.