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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.
Learn more about Best Friends Pet Adoption Center - West LA in Los Angeles, CA, and search the available pets they have up for adoption on Petfinder.
- 1845 Pontius Ave, Los Angeles, 90025, CA
- (424) 208-8840
- + What Does My Adoption Fee include?
- + Can You Hold A Dog For Me?
- + Do You Offer Discounted Rates?
- + When Should I Expect to Hear Back After I Apply?
- + Do You Know The History of My Dog?
- + When Will I Receive My Dogs's Paperwork?
- + How Do I License My Dog?
- + Is My Dog Microchipped?
- + Is My Dog Potty Trained?
Your $450-$600 adoption fee includes spay/neuter, microchip and vaccines current to the age of the dog/puppy. If you adopt a puppy under six months old, an additional $50 training deposit will be required and refunded once your puppy has completed training before the six month mark. This is to ensure all of our puppies are set up for success in the...
Unfortunately, we cannot hold dogs. We operate on a first come, first serve basis and plan meet and greets accordingly with approved applicants. If you are interested in a dog, fill out the application right away. If we are having an adoption event, we recommend arriving early.
We do not offer discounted adoption rates. We are a nonprofit organization and our adoption fees go directly towards medical bills, training, food, and other costs to care for dogs in need. Each rescued dog costs an average of $500.
We receive a high number of emails daily and do our best to respond to them as quickly as we can. We will be in touch as soon as possible. Typically within 1-3 business days.
Unfortunately, many dogs that we save entered the shelter as strays or were surrendered by their owners with little or no information. We do our best to include any information about their history in their profile if it is known. Otherwise, we will always report information about their personalities and health and training based on how they've done...
Within three days of adoption, we will email our welcome letter, paperwork, verification of contact information, etc. If for some reason you need the paperwork sooner, please email debbie@wagsandwalks.organd we will do our best to accommodate.
There are different rules and requirements based on where you live. We do not and cannot keep up with all the rules and changes for all locations we adopt to. The best way to confirm is to contact your local animal services department.
We microchip all of our dogs. We will fill out the change of ownership form for you once we verify your information. The microchip company will send out a letter to your address but sometimes this letter can take a month or two to be sent. Don’t worry. All dogs are registered to us so if something happens before the change is made, the company will...
Unfortunately we do not know right away. Dogs are not let out much at the shelter and we cannot always find out until after the dog is in a foster home or in an adopter's home. There may also be some accidents when a dog goes to a new home. It may take a few days for your dog to get accustomed to your home and routine.
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