Archive for the ‘Rescued Animals’ Category
Kitten baby’s need to be bottle fed ASAP – South Bay Area-Feeder Found!
UPDATE: Bottle Feeder Found! Thank You All!
The shelter called me yesterday on this GORGEOUS SNOWSHOE that NEEDED TO GET OUT OR IT WOULD HAVE BEEN EUTHANIZED. This is a cat I was going to network next week because a shelter staff member recommended him to me and is a favorite.
The RVT said today: “She is being watched for pregnancy but has URI and is not eating much…she is doing better today but they can’t take a chance”
Well, I pulled her last night and they put her on fluids. This morning she had 4 kittens!!!!! 1 tabby, 1 calico, and 2 b/w…they think she may have 1 more…The vet said that these baby’s need to be bottle fed ASAP and need to be picked up by 7pm tonight!!!! Is there anyone who can help?? Please contact me at cdzacko@gmail.com or 310-721-5802. These babies are in the south bay so the closer the better due to time and urgency.
Also, if anyone can donate towards the mama’s care, any amount will help – The bill and pull fee is all ready at $300! See below on how to donate:
You can either pay pal my account (cdzacko@hotmail.com) via www.paypal.com
or please send a check to:
Cyndi Zacko
223 Gull St
Manhattan Beach, CA
90266
If you need a tax deductible receipt, you can donate through Stray Cat Alliance:
You can donate by mailing a check or going online. Stray Cat Alliance will then mail you a receipt for your donation.
To donate by check:
1) Make donation to Stray Cat Alliance
2) In the part of the check, write “CARSON CATS”
3) Mail check to The Stray Cat Alliance, P.O. Box 661277, Los Angeles, CA 90066
To donate online:
1) Go to https://app.etapestry.com/hosted/StrayCatAlliance/OnlineGiving.html
2) After entering your credit card information, be sure to write “CARSON CATS” in the comments before submitting
Thank you as always for supporting the Carson Cats!! One of the highest kill shelters in LA.
A Wonderful Rescue Story About “Bella” The Chihuahua
How I came to have Bella in my life:
I was home one night, checked my twitter page and my sister had retweeted this message from lifesapet:
Very Small Spayed Female Chihuahua Needs Rescue/Adoption At Pasadena AC and this photo:
Something about this photo hit me in a big way. She looked so vulnerable and eager and scared, all at the same time, naked in the corner, trying to smile. I saw the tweet on Sunday, Dec. 27th, called the Shelter on Monday the Dec.28th, and drove to L.A. on Tuesday the 29th and brought her home to San Diego.
We have a 20 year old Burmese cat. Sunshine and an eight year old larger Chihuahua, Frankie, who was from a breeder/hoarder situation and rescued by Best Friends Animal Society. We adopted Frankie six years ago. Bella is very young, still a puppy in a lot of ways but she’s a good girl. We are getting her used to going for walks along the ocean and the bay in the coastal community where we live. I have an antiques business in a beach town where Bella and Frankie go to work with me each day. Bella already has the routine down. She gets a lot of attention from customers, as she sits on her chair playing with her toys or her bully sticks or sleeping. The good part is she is never alone. She loves to tuck in under the covers at night. She gets scared if I leave her alone in a room so she shadows me everywhere I go. One day she’ll understand that this is her forever home and that I’m not going to leave her. She has put on weight so her ribs and spine are no longer exposed and she’s up to a whopping 5 lbs! She doesn’t walk like she’s a crab anymore, slinking on the ground with her legs splayed out. I’d never seen that before. She hardly knew how to walk and would stumble and trip or her legs would go out on her.She walks like a little trooper now. I read her medical records and couldn’t believe what she had been through, dumped on the street, how she made it alive, who knows? She was dehydrated, lethargic, underweight and about to give birth to one very large, deformed pup born dead. She had the still birth in the middle of the night when no one was there to help her. It was hard on her and she had wounds to heal. It’s amazing to me that she’s alive.
I love this little dog more than I can say and she can feel it. She is so appreciative the way she looks at us. She touched my heart and found her way to us via Twitter.
She loves her life today – her walks, her trips in the car to work, her sprawling lawn where she can run around free as much as she likes and do what dogs do. She loves raw bones, bully sticks, her stuffed toys, prancing when I put her in a sweater but most of all, loves to be snuggled and to give kisses. The hard part of her life is behind her. I owe a big thank you to Caryn for posting Bella’s photo on Twitter, allowing Bella to reach out and touch someone’s heart.
- Bella Alone In The Shelter
- Bella At The Beach
- Bella And His Mom
“Charmaine” Beautiful 2yr old Russian Blue-RESCUED
UPDATE 1/22: RESCUED!
Pull Fees and Transport Covered!!!!
When we approached Charmaine (A1085262, 2 year old, green-listed on 1/14 – down-graded from red because she is soooooo sweet!!!) she seemed a bit cautious, then started to rub up against the side of the cage, and suddenly, flopped over and started stretching and inching her way towards us to be petted. What a beauty she is, with that deep gray, soft fur. This girl was indeed lucky – but you can be even luckier if you save her life. Please visit or call the South L.A. shelter at (213) 485-0117 or -0119 to rescue her. Impound #A1085262
South LA Shelter
3612 11th Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90018 (Care Center)
3320 West 36th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90018 (Annex)
(213) 485-0117 or -0119
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.
HOURS OF PUBLIC OPERATION (for Care Center):
Monday (Closed)
Tuesday (8AM – 5PM)
Wednesday (8AM – 5PM)
Thursday (8AM – 5PM)
Friday (8AM – 5PM)
Saturday (8AM – 5PM)
Sunday (11AM – 5PM)
Please Help Save This Poor Old Chi Girl At East Valley Shelter-RESCUED!!
UPDATE 1/22 Canela is being rescued today! Her new name will be Daffodil or “Daffy”. The people that adopted her is a veterinarian and will oversee any medical issues that “Daffy” incurred. YAY!!
This little old female chihuahua named “Canela” has been at the shelter since Dec. 29th! She is approx. 10 yrs old and must be SO cold as she has lost most of her hair probably due to stress. Please rescue or adopt this poor helpless girl! She is at:
Her animal ID# is: A0835912
East Valley Shelter
14409 Vanowen Street, Van Nuys 91405
Ask for Veronica – New Hope Coordinator
818-756-9323
Small Sweet Chihuahua Rescued..Need Help With Funding
- Small Chihuahua Available At Carson
- Foxy
1/5 She was rescued today by Lifesapet! Thank You all who networked her! She is a sweet and timid little chi. Just happy to be in a warm cuddly bed tonight!
12/30 Could someone possibly foster this dog? She is only about 8lbs and needs out asap. She is VERY sweet and gentle! I can arrange pull and transport. Please contact me: Caryn at: cklein@lifesapet.com or 310 498-3226
I was at Carson yesterday and this little sweet chihuahua was being dropped of by a father and daughter. She is the sweetest dog! She is really scared at the shelter and with the freezing nights she just cowers in the corner and shakes! PLEASE someone take her home! If you are interested in her, please call the shelter immediately at 310 527-5158 and ask about animal ID#A4072298, then ask to put an IP on her (interested party) so they won’t euthanize her until you get to the shelter to pick her up. She is located at:
LA COUNTY SHELTER, CARSON
216 W. Victoria St.
Gardena, CA 90248
(310) 527-5158
Hours:
Monday – Thursday 12 PM – 7 PM
Friday and Saturday 10 AM – 5 PM
Closed Sundays and Holidays
Directions:
Between Main & Broadway, 2 blocks south of 91 Freeway. Please note: Victoria St. is the same as 190th St.
“Peanut” is a 7yr old Honey Colored Chihuahua And Has Found A Home!
1/11 Peanut has found a lovely home with a nice family!
Peanut is a 7yr old male neutered deer head honey colored chihuahua that desperately needs a home. His owners transferred him over to their housekeeper 5 years ago and the shelter contacted them last week saying they found him wandering the streets. Now the owners can no longer keep him, so they have until Saturday to find him a home. If no one adopts him, he will be signed over to the shelter and it will be in their discretion to euthanize him.
Please Adopt him! He is a sweet natured boy that was at one time loved and cared for. Now he is sitting in the shelter waiting for someone to take him home by Saturday. Please don’t let him die there!
If you can adopt Peanut, please contact: Andreas Adamec andreasadamec@verizon.net ASAP! Time is running out.
Beautiful 4mo old Tortie Needs Out Of Shelter ASAP!-ADOPTED!
Adopted-1/2
This beautiful 4mo old spayed tortie/black female was impounded on 12/4. She has just finished taking medication for a URI and is ready to be adopted or fostered. She is extremely alert and a real cutie pie.. she is a real love machine! She purrs and purrs and just craves attention. She is healthy and ready to go to a home!
LA COUNTY SHELTER, CARSON
216 W. Victoria St.
Gardena, CA 90248
(310) 527-5158
Hours:
Monday – Thursday 12 PM – 7 PM
Friday and Saturday 10 AM – 5 PM
Closed Sundays and Holidays
Directions:
Between Main & Broadway, 2 blocks south of 91 Freeway. Please note: Victoria St. is the same as 190th St.
Very Small Spayed Female Chihuahua Needs Rescue/Adoption At Pasadena-RESCUED!!
UPDATE: 12/29 Rescued by @cottageantiques: slept on new mom’s lap for 3 hours! Little baby is safe and sound!
This little girl definitely does not need to be in a shelter environment! She is very small and scared. Could someone possibly rescue or adopt her ASAP? She is a 3yr old spayed female smooth coated chihuahua. I would get her myself but I am overloaded with animals right now.
She is located at Pasadena Animal Shelter - 361 South Raymond Ave., Pasadena, Ca. 91105. Please call: 626-792-7151 and ask about animal ID#A262878.
If the animal is not yet available, ask that you be placed on a waiting list for when it does become available.
Callie (Impound # A4058934) Callie is a beautiful calico/black long hair kitty-RESCUED!
UPDATE: 12/28
Pull Fees and Transport covered on this sweet gal – plus combo test and spay!!!Please, please network her to SAVE HER LIFE. SHE IS SO SWEET. 2 DAYS LEFT!!!
Callie (Impound # A4058934) Callie is a beautiful calico/black long hair kitty that was brought into the Carson Shelter almost 6 weeks ago as a stray. She is absolutely stunning, with her white whiskers and beautiful long hair. Her personality matches – a LAP CAT at heart and sweet, sweet demeanor. She LOVES to be HELD and is calm and gentle – an absolute lover. She needs out ASAP, early next week as her time is up. Please, please network her – she is a VOLUNTEER FAVORITE!!
***Callie’s time is URGENT and she needs out by in the next few days***
If you can help, please the shelter to adopt!!!! Her adoption fee for a rescue is only $25 and $30 for non-rescue!
Contact me with any questions – at 310-721-5802 and or email is cdzacko@gmail.com
Carson Shelter: 310-527-5158 Impound Number A4058934
**If you can donate towards her pull/boarding/transport fees please let me know as well – (cdzacko@gmail.com). Info on how to donate is below:
You can either pay pal my account (cdzacko@hotmail.com) via www.paypal.com
or please send a check to:
Cyndi Zacko
223 Gull St
Manhattan Beach, CA
90266
If you need a tax deductible receipt, you can donate through Stray Cat Alliance:
You can donate by mailing a check or going online. Stray Cat Alliance will then mail you a receipt for your donation.
To donate by check:
1) Make donation to Stray Cat Alliance
2) In the Memo part of the check, write “CARSON CATS”
3) Mail check to The Stray Cat Alliance, P.O. Box 661277, Los Angeles, CA 90066
To donate online:
1) Go to https://app.etapestry.com/hosted/StrayCatAlliance/OnlineGiving.html
2) After entering your credit card information, be sure to write “CARSON CATS” in the comments before submitting
Thank you for supporting the Carson Cats!!!
LA COUNTY SHELTER, CARSON
216 W. Victoria St.
Gardena, CA 90248
(310) 527-5158
Hours:
Monday – Thursday 12 PM – 7 PM
Friday and Saturday 10 AM – 5 PM
Closed Sundays and Holidays
Directions:
Between Main & Broadway, 2 blocks south of 91 Freeway. Please note: Victoria St. is the same as 190th St.
“Palmolive” Is A Spayed Female Pit Bull Puppy Available At Baldwin Park AC-RESCUED!
A4058266 Palmolive is a really attractive outgoing white and gray spayed female pit bull puppy who came into the shelter as a stray on November 13th. Weighing approximately fifty-five pounds Palmolive is an energetic girl who loves children. Palmolive needs some leash training and is very eager to please so she will learn quickly. Palmolive should be the only dog in her household – and will make a wonderful indoor pet for an active family living in a private home.
To see a video of Palmolive please click here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6j1vF3Webg
Baldwin Park Shelter Dogs Urgently Need Homes!!!
4275 North Elton, Baldwin Park, Ca 91706
Phone 626-430-2378













