HUMANE SOCIETIES AND SHELTERS City of Laguna Beach Animal Shelter Irvine Animal Care Center Mission Viejo Animal Services Center Newport Beach Animal Shelter San Clemente-Dana Point Animal Shelter Seal Beach Animal Care CAL TIP - ANONYMOUS HOTLINE FOR ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF WILDLIFE
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CITY OF LOS ANGELES SHELTERS NORTH CENTRAL 3201 Lacy Street, Los Angeles, CA 90031 North Central opened its new major expansion on October 5th, 2006, increasing kennels from 73 to 246, and adding behavior assessment areas and a pasture. Phase II, renovations of the remaining portions of the facility, will start after completion of the other new Care Centers complete major construction. Zip Codes Serviced: HOURS OF PUBLIC OPERATION: Fixnation Cat Spay/Neuter Clinic Please help North Central Care center with its Wish list. Looking for a pet? click here SOUTH LOS ANGELES 3612 11th Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90018 (Care Center) The South Los Angeles facility was damaged by the Northridge Earthquake and could no longer be used. A temporary annex was hastily constructed to provide basic service levels in the area until a new South Los Angeles Animal Care Center was designed and opened in 2001. Now, the Annex, which is a block west of the new Care Center, has also been renovated, and houses animals needing medical care or other special attention. The public can visit the Annex on Sunday afternoons to look for animals to adopt. Zip Codes Serviced: Spay & Neuter Clinic at the South Los Angeles Care Center Please help South Los Angeles Care center with its Wish list. Looking for a pet? click here
WEST VALLEY 20655 Plummer Street, Chatsworth, CA 91311 West Valley has just come through a major expansion project, more than doubling the size of the facilities to 50,000 square feet. With a large cat population in the West Valley, the new Care Center features multiple cat rooms and special cat play areas, in addition to increasing the number of cages by 68. The dog kennels have an outdoor feel, but dogs will have access to enclosed air-conditioned spaces because of the extreme heat of the West Valley in summer. The number of dog kennels has increased from 56 to 152 Zip Codes Serviced: HOURS OF PUBLIC OPERATION: 2008 “Operation Blankets of Love” Blanket & Towel Drive Please help West Valley Care Center with its Wish list. Looking for a pet? click here
We've Moved to A New Location Our First Redemption at the New Care Center - HoneyComb! On May 21, 2007, after decades operating from a converted dairy farm on Sherman Way, the staff of the East Valley Animal Care Center moved to new quarters on Vanownen Street. East Valley is one of the busiest facilities in the Department. Now we will be welcoming San Fernando Valley residents to a beautiful new facility with lavish landscaping, many trees, and relaxing fountains. The new facility increases dog kennels from 60 to 165, and features the largest community room of our new Care Center system. Zip Codes Serviced: HOURS OF PUBLIC OPERATION: Please help East Valley Care center with its Wish list. Looking for a pet? click here
11361 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064 Great curb appeal, community rooms for cats, get acquainted yards for dogs, separate quarters for bunnies, a medical suite for special animal care, and for the humans, a community conference space, a pleasant atmosphere, and plenty of parking. The new West Los Angeles Animal Care Center on Pico Boulevard was first occupied by four-legged residents on November 5, 2007, leaving behind the cramped kennels and cages of the former shelter on the corner of Missouri and Bundy. Dog kennels increased from 26 to 101. Zip Codes Serviced: Los Angeles Animal Services provides most animal sheltering and animal control services to the City of Beverly Hills. For more information, click here HOURS OF PUBLIC OPERATION: Please help West Los Angeles Care center with its Wish list. Looking for a pet? click here
957 N. Gaffey Street, San Pedro, CA 90731 The new 76,000 sq. ft. Harbor Animal Care Center, opened in June 2008, is the Harbor's newest safe haven for lost pets and those looking for new homes. Lush with planters and trees, the Harbor Animal Care Center features 79 dog kennels and 72 cat cages, specially designed community cat rooms, get acquainted yards for dogs and adopters to meet, special areas for rabbits and exotic animals, and a large grassy field for pet training. The new medical facilities and pet recovery and isolation areas will allow the Harbor medical staff to offer top quality care to pets during their stay. A spay/neuter clinic will open at the facility later in 2008. HOURS OF PUBLIC OPERATION: "To be an individual Harbor Animal Care Center Sponsor, click here." Please help Harbor Care center with its Wish list. Looking for a pet? click here
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NON-CITY SHELTERS HUMANE ORGANIZATIONS
SPCALA Administrative Office SPCALA P.D. Pitchford Animal Adoption and Educational Center SPCALA South Bay Pet Adoption Center GLENDALE HUMANE SOCIETY PASADENA HUMANE SOCIETY & SPCA INLAND VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY & SPCA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES -
AGOURA SHELTER BALDWIN PARK SHELTER CARSON/GARDENA SHELTER CASTAIC SHELTER DOWNEY SHELTER LANCASTER SHELTER OTHER REGIONAL CITIES BURBANK ANIMAL SHELTER CITY OF COMMERCE DUARTE ANIMAL CONTROL GLENDORA ANIMAL CONTROL HERMOSA BEACH ANIMAL CONTROL/POLICE HUNTINGTON PARK ANIMAL CONTROL LONG BEACH ANIMAL CONTROL MANHATTAN BEACH ANIMAL CONTROL MONTEREY PARK ANIMAL CONTROL ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL CARE CENTER SANTA MONICA ANIMAL SHELTER SEAL BEACH ANIMAL CARE CENTER SOUTH EAST AREA ANIMAL CONTROL AUTHORITY (SEAACA) TEMPLE CITY ANIMAL CONTROL |
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http://www.netpets.com/dogs/dogresc/breeds/multibreed.html http://www.neorescue.net/linksdisplay.php?cat=Transport (rescue and transport lists) Volunteer transport services: Basenji Rescue & Transport: http://www.basenjirescue.org/ Volunteer air transport: Volunteer Assistance for transports of adopted pets from war-torn countries: Military Mascots helps arrange transport for animals adopted by soldiers on
duty in foreign countries: Local pet transport services: Paid moving companies: Paid air transport: Informational sites: I have found that, if trying to get a dog or cat rescued, these are the best things to do: Take a photo of the animal that can be posted independently to the rescue group sites I will mention below. (In other words, if, when you left click on the picture to find out its 'properties', it does NOT come up as something like 'thumbnail pic', but rather a jpeg that starts with http:/....). Find out how old the animal is, its predominant breed, gender, vaccination status and whether it's been altered. Obviously you may not know all this, but the more info the better. Then include all this information in emails to the rescue group websites that I will mention below. Don't forget to include your contact info for the animal, and if you're posting to a Yahoo group, bear in mind that frequently email addresses will be cut off on the site, so, say, if your name is http://us.mc332.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=johnqpublic@hotmail.com , put as your contact info http://us.mc332.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=johnqpublic@hotmail.com (@hotmail.com) to ensure people can see the whole address. Another option to try is to go to petfinder.org, find Animal Adoption Groups, and look up, first, organizations in the state the animal is located in, the nearer the situation the better. Click on these groups' websites and find out make sure they are no-kill. Then see what the group's requirements are for anyone to adopt their dogs or cats. This must include a home visit, an application and a fee. The rescue groups must require that their dogs or cats be spayed or neutered before adoption. Obviously, the more information you can find about a rescue group, the better. Next, contact the groups that have passed these tests. Explain your situation and ask that, if the organization cannot accept the dog or cat you are worried about, they forward your email to other responsible rescuers. As you go through this list, you will (hopefully) be able to move further away geographically in your search, as transport is not usually impossible to set up if you know the right people (i.e., transport coordinators, which you can usually find at the group sites I will mention below). Also, if you have a breed-specific dog or cat (such as a pit bull, or a siamese cat), look for breed-specific rescues—that's always another option. |
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Animal Sancturies and Wildlife Rescources ANIMAL ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF ORANGE COUNTY INC. Spay/Neuter Programs/Helpline: 714-978-PETS POISON CONTROL ASPCA Animal Poison Control Hotline: 1-888-426-4435 |
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RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS PETCO San Pedro: (310) 521-8131 Long Beach:--on 2nd and PCH-- (562) 493-6083 Anaheim: (714) 635-1714 Costa Mesa: (949) 722-6316 Brea: (714) 255-8162 Irvine: (949) 262-1400 Newport: (949) 759-9520 Orange: (714) 289-1400 Tustin: (714) 669-9030 Huntington Beach, Warner Ave: (714) 846-7331 Downey: (562) 861-2093 Industry: (626) 964-1666 Whittier: (562) 907-2300 Westwood: (310) 441-2073 West Los Angeles: Lakewood: (562) 630-2888 Buena Park: (714) 828-4600 Redondo Beach: (310) 355-1370 Torrance: (310) 530-5945 Redondo Beach South: (310) 374-7969 Westchester: (310) 645-7198 Culver City: (310) 390-7255 West Hollywood: (310) 275-6012 Santa Monica: (310) 586-1963 La Habra: (562) 690-0410 Huntington Beach, Adams Ave: (714) 964-4717 Puente Hills: (626) 964-1666 Anaheim Hills: (714) 998-6833 Pasadena, South: (626) 577-2600 Glendale: (818) 548-0411 Montclair: (909) 621-3618 Burbank: (818) 566-8528 Mira Loma: (951) 817-9535 Van Nuys: (818) 997-4009 South Corona: (951) 808-4765 Rancho Cucamonga: (909) 945-5881 Encino: (818) 343-1124 Riverside: (951) 688-8886 Woodland Hills: (818) 346-9397 Northridge: (818) 993-1871 Canoga Park: (818) 883-0210 Porter Ranch: (818) 368-3062 Moreno Valley: (951) 697-8060 Sant Clarita: (661) 297-6936 Westlake Village: (805) 449-1504 Redlands: (909) 335-0842
PETSMART Fullerton: (714) 992-5116 Buena Park: (714) 739-2100 Yorba Linda: (714) 637-8088 Fountain Valley: (714) 241-0317 Santa Ana: (714) 480-0620 Costa Mesa: (949) 764-9277 Signal Hill: (562) 988-0832 Long Beach: (562) 938-8056 Whittier: (562) 902-0358 Huntington Beach, Edinger Ave. (714) 842-5253 Torrance: (310) 316-9047 Brea: (714) 256-0205 Alhambra: (626) 284-3390 West Covina: (626) 964-8013 El Segundo: (310) 333-0602 City of Industry (Walnut): (909) 594-5043 Tustin: (714)258-8564 Culver City: (310) 390-5120 West Covina: (626) 967-6099 Tustin, Marketplace: (714) 731-1106 Pasadena: (626) 351-8434
"C.A.R.E." (Cat and Canine Assistance, Referral and Education) P.O. Box 56631 91403 (818) 865-9980 Cypress: Long Beach: Huntington Beach: Fullerton: Long Beach: Orange: Norco: (they come to Long Beach to hold adoption events) Redondo Beach: Redondo Beach: Long Beach: Long Beach: Long Beach: Signal Hill: Torrance: Bellflower: Huntington Beach: Seal Beach: (in Leisure World) Costa Mesa: Huntington Beach: Lakewood: Huntington Beach: Rosemead: Orange: Palos Verdes: Palos Verdes Peninsula: Orange: Orange: West Covina: Los Angeles: West Covina: Newport Beach: Culver City: Newport Beach: Newport Beach: Arcadia: Century City: Van Nuys: Marina Del Rey: Los Angeles: Montclair: La Canada: Los Angeles: North Hollywood: Laguna Hills: Sherman Oaks: Sherman Oaks: Los Angeles: RESCUE/WEBSITES: southbaycats.com--(310) 548-8563 "South Bay Cats" San Pedro,Ca catcrossing.org--(310) 586-1963 and (818) 506-6416 kittenrescue.org--(818) 347-3037 mail@kittenrescue.org catsinneed.com--(909) 622-0121 peopleandcats.com--(310) 230-5974 pactcats@aol.com valleycatsinc.org--(818) 883-5252 West Hills, Ca purrfectpartners.com--(310) 370-0526 Redondo Beach, Ca info@purrfectpartners.net preciouspaws.org--(818) 773-3336 preciouspaws@preciouspaws.org ALSO LOOK ON: petshow.com AND use regular search engine to look for cat rescue groups (many are not listed with the above mentioned websites). Cat rescue links provided by: |
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Critters in Need Pet Rescue
Coastal German Spepherd Rescue
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Coastal German Shepherd Rescue Lost Pet Assistance/Pet Loss Support 1-800-HELP-4-PETS: The nation's leader in lost pet protection. It's the 911 number for your pets!
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RROC is a Orange County based reptile rescue. RROC's purpose is to find quality homes for reptiles and amphibians that people could no longer care for. I am not a pet dealer, or wholesaler. I carefully screen all potential adopters. RROC will take in any reptile, amphibian or arachnids that need new homes. I have years of experience keeping and working with herps.
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