Adopt a homeless pet!
Spay/Neuter
Downtown Dog Rescue is dedicated to helping not only the dogs of homeless people, but also to providing free mobile spay/neuter clinics in Compton, Watts, and S. Central LA). They spay/neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped over 1,000 in 2005 and 2006; 1,500 dogs in 2007, and anticipate approximately 2,500 for 2008!
Lori Weise of DDR helps a female into the mobile spay trailer.
TNR (Trap/Neuter/Return)
Stray Cat Alliance is committed to the care and protection of the forgotten strays living in the shadows of our world. Their programs are a large piece of the puzzle in creating a “No Kill Nation,” where a home is found for every healthy or treatable companion animal, feral cats are fixed and properly cared for, and sterilization is readily available.
Long Beach feral cat waiting to be spayed and returned to its colony
Orphaned Kitten Care
Long Beach Felines is a non-profit cat rescue organization dedicated to helping homeless, abandoned, neglected and abused cats and kittens.
Breakfast Time!
Marilyn Fowler juggling four orphaned kittens.
Disaster Animal Response
Noah's Wish is a unique animal welfare organization dedicated exclusively to rescuing and sheltering animals in disasters, throughout the United States and Canada.
Noahs Wish location during Lake Tahoe fires
Shay, taken care of during the San Diego Firestorms (2007)
Kittens with burned paws, noses, and whiskers at Butte County Fires (2008)
