Dear Vistors and Fans,
Our events have evolved into a HUGE venue for pet adoptions and rescues. Not only are we educating our event visitors about new products, pet ideas, and pet health, but we are helping to put families with their newest family member through our rescues and adoption groups that are joining us. This is a huge part of our mission - find these beautiful pets a home.
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Forever Home Pet Rescue  |
Founded in 2005 by long-time animal rescue volunteers, ForeverHome Pet Rescue’s goal has been to provide care and compassion for the homeless and abused animals of the Los Angeles area, while working to place them in loving adoptive homes. FHPR is a private, not-for-profit organization that operates solely on private donations and volunteer efforts. We strive to be a valuable resource for individuals and groups with an interest in animal welfare and we continue to expand our efforts to reach out to the community on a variety of levels. Each weekend we hold adoption events at satellite facilities and animal-friendly businesses. We hope to maintain high public visibility through community events and other activities focused on topics such as spaying and neutering, volunteering and adoptions. Currently we have two adoption locations in the Los Angeles area - Signal Hill Petsmart on Cherry Avenue in the Long Beach area and Porter Ranch Petco on Rinaldi in the Chatsworth area. Please see our adopt page for addresses and times. For more about what is going on with us, check out our blog
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Angel Dogs Foundation
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Our team will be out on the streets in a mobile clinic, sponsored by Coalition for Pets and Public Safety, with all of the latest and best in veterinary equipment. Our veterinarians and veterinary technicians are trained in Quickspay and Pediatric sterilization procedures.
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City of Irvine Animal Care Center
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The Irvine Animal Care Center (IACC) is an award-winning, pro-humane, municipal animal shelter that continually strives to strengthen the human-animal bond and improve the welfare of animals by promoting their humane care and treatment. The Shelter’s five acre, park-like facility cares for more than 4,500 homeless, neglected and abused animals every year. The IACC is home to several innovative programs, such as Third Chance for Pets, which transfers animals from over-crowded shelters where they may have limited chances for adoption. This fall, the IACC will be one of 50 animal shelters participating in the ASPCA’s $100k Challenge. The IACC is the only Southern California shelter participating in this friendly competition that will award a $100, 000 grant to the shelter that places the most animals between August and October. |
Take Me Home (TMH), is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization that has been saving the lives of homeless animals for more than nine years. TMH works in conjunction with shelters and rescues throughout Californiaand beyond to help save animals in shelters, on the streets or in unsafe living conditions. Through a vigorous on-line and vocal outreach program, TMH also directs the public to special educational programs sponsored by various shelters and rescue groups in their area. Over the years, TMH has assisted numerous rescues, non-profit agencies and individuals by funding major surgeries, boarding and feeding homeless animals and other important needs. TMH is driven by love, compassion and doing right by innocent animals who have no voice. Info
633 Lincoln Blvd #207, Santa Monica, CA 90405 310-967-4367 phone / 310-396-3349 fax |
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Hey! I'm Smiley The DogI was a Throw Away on the streets of LA and then found my forever people
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Four Legged Friends Foundation
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"Servicing, promoting and contributing to the positive impact of the human-animal bond." Our goals at Four Legged Friends Foundation are to: * Protect and strengthen the human-animal bond * Protect the welfare of animals * Educate the public on the positive emotional and physical influences animals provide * Create partnerships within the community to assist more people and animals * Guide the community to valid animal organizations and services * Support animal-welfare nonprofit organizations’ services and programs |
Linda Blair Worldheart Foundation
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"We're at a crisis, and I am trying to help people realize the shelter isn't the problem; please, please adopt." She said the only way to fight pet overpopulation is for pet owners to have their dogs spayed or neutered. Blair urged veterinarians to help people by cutting their prices for such services. "Help us spay and neuter to end the pet overpopulation," she said. LBWF is a non- profit, 501c3 tax deductible organization dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating abused, neglected, and abandon animals from the harsh streets of the Los Angeles area, as well as from the overcrowded and overwhelmed city and county animal shelters. |
ANGELS FOR ANIMIALS
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Angels for Animals by Heaven to Home is a collection of inspiring premium soy candles and home fragrance, including pet memorial candles.
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HIGH SIERRA WILD HORSE SANTUARY AND GENTLING CENTER
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High Sierra Wild Horse Sanctuary and Gentling Center was established to help provide a safe haven or temporary home for horses when their owners are faced with unforeseen circumstances or horses that are in need of quality care when found abandoned or abused. Our mission is to:
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Operation Blankets of Love (OBOL) is an award-winning non-profit 501 (C) (3) public charity. They collect, transport and distribute recycled and new petrelated items to comfort stray, sick, neglected and abused homeless animals in shelters, rescue groups, sanctuaries and foster groups. In addition, as an Emergency Response Team, they partner with those organizations to provide relief and comfort to animals that are displaced or endangered by catastrophe. |
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SO CA GOLDEN RETRIEVER  |
We are the original and only Southern California Golden Retriever Rescue. Our dogs are all in foster homes, never kenneled, temperament tested, socialized and vetted prior to adoption. Our goal is to find the perfect home for each individual dog and each one has their own personal representative. Our mission is to find loving, lifetime homes for all Southern California Golden Retrievers in need, regardless of conditions or circumstances. We will always strive to heal the sick and injured, rehabilitate the neglected and abused, and nurture the aged and unwanted until we find the perfect family who will shower them with unconditional love. Our vision is to build a refuge - a sanctuary - to serve as a halfway house where each of our beloved Goldens can rest and recuperate, prior to being placed with a foster or permanent family and moving on in their new lives. |
National canine cancer foundation
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"The passion that moves us forward is from Canine Cancer affects one out of every three dogs. Of those, over half of them will die of cancer. The National Canine Cancer Foundation is asking for your help to fund important research grants that are working towards improving those statistics. Through a major project funded by the National Institute of Health, the mapping of the genome sequence of the dog has been complete. Knowing the mapping of every gene in the dog, gives researchers an advantage not yet achieved in humans. |
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The purchase or sale of your home is one of the most stressful transactions in your life. Providing you with the perfect service that your needs require and deserve, professionals can assist you with all of the necessary paperwork and disclosures required by law and ensure that you are properly updated and understand every process that takes place. With constant communication through email, phone, or in-person at your request, experts will come to you and truly make the difficult experience of buying or selling a home run smoothly as possible. The creation of Purrfect Realty was inspired by the needs of our four legged friends with their medical, shelter, and food requirements. When you decide to use the services of Purrfect Realty, you will also be helping homeless pets because 100% of the profits of the sale or purchase of your home is used for their care. |
Southern California Bulldog Rescue
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The mission of the southern California Bulldog Rescue is to rehabilitate and find loving families for homeless bulldogs. Our goal is to provide the care and time needed to prepare unwanted bulldogs for placement. We plefge to do our bst to make sure they have a good life. Southern California Bulldog Rescue is a group of volunteers who love the bulldog breed. We are dedicated to making sure every bulldog has a home and someone to love. Buy from our store. 100% of profits go to Bulldog rescue. |
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Candi Cane Cooper is an internationally acclaimed Animal Communicator and Certified Hypnotherapist. Her work has been forged from her commitment to mesh human and animal into one universal mind. Helping animals, owners and trainers all over the planet exist in harmony. When not talking to the animals, Candi spends time running her nonprofit animal rescue Adoption 911 dedicated to helping all animals facing crises in times of need. |
Inland Valley Humane Society ASPCA
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Since 1949, the Inland Valley Humane Society & S.P.C.A. has been a private, non-profit organization dedicated to providing protection, sheltering and medical care to unwanted, abandoned and injured animals, preventing animal cruelty and educating the public about its responsibility for all living creatures. IVHS provides animal welfare services to a population of one million people within the communities of Chino, Chino Hills, Claremont, Diamond Bar, Glendora, La Habra, La Verne, Monrovia, Montclair, Mt. Baldy, Ontario, Pomona and San Dimas. |
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Foxy Doxy Dachshund Rescue is a non-profit dog rescue run out of Central California. While we are a "Dachshund" Rescue we also take in other large and small breeds and never back away from aggressive dogs no matter what their breed! At times we will have Rottweilers, Mastiffs, Jack Russells, Beagles you name it we will help with whatever presents itself! We strive to give our rescues a home life while with us and want them to feel like one of our own. None of our dogs sleep outside or in kennels here at Foxy Doxy. We shock many potential adopters by having all our dogs (at times 30 to 40) all in one large x-pen. The dogs are taught to be social and well behaved so they can go to their new forever homes without a huge transition period. Rescuing dogs is a labor of love and too see the dogs go to new forever families makes it worth all the tears and hard work! |
Serenity Place |
We at Serenity Place Rescue are dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating cats and kittens in hopes that one day no animal will be without a loving and responsible forever home. Serenity place Rescue focuses on rescuing the cats and kittens abandoned on the streets and the unlucky ones who face euthanasia in overcrowded shelters; as well as the disadvantaged ones with physical handicaps, some with leukemia (FeIV), or kitty aids virus (FIV), some living in feral colonies, in moving situations, or in case of the owners demise. |
As a registered Therapy Dog, Barker was a welcomed distraction to patients and staff he visited in hospitals, convalescent facilities, and Make-A-Wish® chapter offices across Southern California and Arizona. Barker gave each and every person he encountered a measure of compassion and strength. His big yellow eyes gave you permission to leave it all – the pain, the stress, the complexities of life – at his feet. As Ambassador Barker, he embodied the Foundation’s tenets of hope, strength and joy during visits with wish kids, meetings with volunteers, at events and certainly when he helped grant wishes. The Make-A-Wish Foundation is honoring Ambassador Barker and ensuring his legacy lives on forever. The Foundation is establishing the Ambassador Barker Wish in Perpetuity Fund through the Wishes Forever® endowment campaign. This fund will grant wishes for a therapy or service dog every year, forever in Barker’s honor. |
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Shambala / ROAR Foundation |
The Roar Foundation, founded in 1983 by Tippi Hedren, exists solely to support the abandoned exotic felines at Shambala Preserve. Our mission is to educate the public about the dangers of private ownership of exotic animals. Huge numbers of dangerous animals are bred and sold in the United States for illegal purposes. Private ownership presents a grave danger to the public and is cruel and unfair. More stringent legislation is needed to prohibit breeding and selling. We are actively involved on federal as well as state levels. |
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