Adorable adopted bonded pair 🙂
La City Shelter chart
Los Angeles Animal Services surpassed expectations ending 2015-16 with the highest live-save rate of 78.74% for dogs and cats. Add horses, rabbits, pocket pets and birds, 36,839 animals left our six City animal shelters with a new lease on life!
Since 2011, Los Angeles City animal shelters have been making great strides towards achieving no-kill. A live-save rate of 90 percent of every dog and cat entering the city shelter system is the nationally recognized benchmark for no-kill status and we are on target to reach that milestone by the end of 2017.
Beautiful Kitty Needs Home
This beautiful kitty, “Tele” needs a home.
She arrived at our door as a kitten 2 years ago and has been a loving companion to my mom and her caregivers. My mom passed away and we are selling the house so she really needs a home.
She has been to the vet and had shots and has been fixed. She loves the outdoors and indoors. She is super friendly with everyone, and LOVES to play. She would make an incredible addition to any family. 
We named her “Tele” because she loves to watch the baseball games on TV and chase the balls. She is a good cat in every sense of the word.
Contact Marie at 212 288-4898 or 917 969-1048
Please Adopt
If you have room in your heart and your home to provide a Forever Home for a furry friend in one of our shelters, visit a local shelter or click one of the links below to adopt your new family member.
Happy in Alberta
Two sweet Pitties in their new Alberta foster homes.
Ivy (Bandit): “Miss Bandit, but as I love to call her baby. She hasn’t left my lap since we got her, or she loyally follows her foster dad when I am away. She loves to be held and has to touch you. Amazing dog overall and is amazing with kids! Good for a quiet home or stay at home mom like myself as definitely doesn’t like to be left alone even for 2 minutes.
The foster says of Dandelion: “The lovely Dandelion! She loves toys and being in the yard, LOVES people and is eager to please. She has learned a few commands already.”
Can you Help Mac Find a Home?
One of our friend s knows a family in distress. They cannot keep their wonderful 3 year old dog Mac.
If you know anyone who can give Mac a good home, please call Shelly at  (805) 857-5784.
