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MADRA are a dog rescue who rehabilitates unwanted, neglected abused and abandoned dogs. Your support is hugely appreciated for our canine friends.
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Millie's Fund In the last year, MADRA have rescued over 200...
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MADRA are excited to launch our Christmas Card Competition....
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You can get in touch with us by: Phone: 085 1861090 (Mon-Fri...
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Since dogs are now sharing our homes and lives in ever...
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World Animal Day Census; XL Bully Statement; World Spay Day...
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MADRA is an acronym for Mutts Anonymous Dog Rescue &...
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There are dogs and cats in Los Angeles just waiting for a best friend like you! When you adopt a homeless dog or cat from a shelter or rescue group in Los Angeles, you’re not only saving the life of a loving and loyal animal, you’re making space for other pets to find families of their own.
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Ready to find your match? Here are 441 dog shelters in Los Angeles, CA with 12,084 adoptable pets. We'll also keep you updated on Azul's adoption status with email updates.
- Wagmor Pets Rescue
- The Labelle Foundation
- West Los Angeles Animal Shelter
- Vanderpump Dogs
- Dawg Squad
- SpcaLA
- Doggone Crazy Animal Rescue
- Bark N’ Bitches
- Glendale Humane Society
- Breed Rescuers
The Wagmor Pets Rescue is located in Studio City and has a mission to “rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome dogs in need.” Their website allows you to learn about the adorable pets, donate, or foster animals that are in need, plus they even offer virtual training after you adopt a sweet, new dog.
This LA-based animal shelter has a passion for advocating for dogs who need support. The Labelle Foundationlooks for volunteers and foster homes to continuously show love and support to the dogs who need it most. If you’re looking to adopt, foster, or even volunteer, contact them to help the lives of many.
The official LA Animal Services shelter West Los Angeles Animal Shelteris a no-frills option for adopting a pup in need. Their goal is to make Los Angeles a no-kill city and offers spay/neuter services on site. Not in West LA? LA Animal Services has shelters all across Los Angeles.
Anyone who is as obsessed with Lisa Vanderpump as I am already knows about Vanderpump Dogs– Lisa’s pink-hued shelter dedicated to moving dogs out of high-kill and dangerous situations and into loving homes. The adoption process includes an application and home visit to ensure all dogs are going to the right home. Even if you didn’t adopt your preci...
Dawg Squadis a non-profit organization that takes in high-risk pups or those in need of medical care. When you adopt, your new pet will already be spayed/neutered and microchipped to give him or her the best chance at life possible.
Dedicated to the prevention of cruelty to animals since 1877, spcaLAoffers adoptions, educational tools, disaster relief, and animal cruelty investigations for the community. Head to their site for tips on everything from dog training to tricks!
This all-breed no-kill rescue was begun in 2013 by one woman with dreams to find every dog a home. Doggone Crazyeven has a “happy tails” section of their website dedicated to the adopted dogs, just in case you need some warm fuzzies.
In true LA fashion, Bark n’ Bitchesis a humane pet shop offering trendy clothes and accessories for your newly adopted fur baby. Stop by and spot celebs shopping for their pups or buy a t-shirt to support the cause. Who could say no to those puppy dog eyes?
Adopt, foster, or sponsor a pup at the Glendale Humane Society. They’ve been in business for over 90 years and have placed countless animals into permanent happy homes. Pet viewings are by appointment only, so call ahead before dropping by.
Looking for a specific breed? Skip the breeder and head to a breed-specific rescue shelter, like the Westside German Shepard Rescue of Los Angeles. Help to reduce overpopulation by adopting instead of shopping for your new pup,
NKLA [No-Kill Los Angeles] is an initiative led by Best Friends Animal Society, to turn Los Angeles into a no-kill city. The NKLA Pet Adoption Center is located at 1845 Pontius Ave, in the heart of West Los Angeles.
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November is Adopt a Shelter Pet Month. LA Animal Services is offering reduced adoption fees for dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens on Saturday, November 9 and Sunday, November 10. Open your heart and home to an amazing dog or cat. Adoption fees for dogs are $51 (not including $20 license); puppies: $75; cats: $12.50; and kittens: $25.
