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UPDATE 1/27 RESCUED!!

MEET LOVABLE AND HUGABLE BAILEY!!!!!

A KING SIZE BALL OF LOVE 

BAILEY (Impound # A4072162) Its hard to believe that this big hunk of love with his front claws removed could survive on the street, but some how he did because he was turned in to the Carson Shelter on 12/28 as a stray.  His is a volunteer favorite and is about as lovable and friendly as it gets.  As a big dude, he is slower on his feet but it doesn’t stop him from head butting and giving you kisses. He is a true lover and at only 4 years old, he does not deserve to end his days in the shelter – especially after he survived on the streets!  He is vaccinated, healthy, neutered and his pull fee will cover a microchip where he will hopefully never be lost again!  Please cross post to get this lover boy out – his time is running out. 
His adoption fee for a rescue is only $10 and non rescue is $30!
 CarsonShelter
216 W. Victoria St.
Gardena, CA 90248
(310) 523-9566 or direct line: 310-527-5158
  
Hours:
Monday – Thursday 12 PM – 7 PM
Friday and Saturday 10 AM – 5 PM
Closed Sundays and Holidays
You can contact me at 310-721-5802 or cdzacko@gmail.com with any questions. Also, see information below if you can help with his pull fees or transport if needed. 

If you can help with ANY amount for their pull fees, transport or vetting for their URI, you can donate thru Stray Cat Alliance for a tax deductible receipt: (please put “Carson Cats” in comment section)

 
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

or you can mail a check directly to me:
 
Cyndi Zacko
223 Gull St
Manhattan Beach, CA
90266
Thank you as always for supporting the Carson Cats!!  One of the highest kill shelters in LA.

Foxy is doing very well since her surgery.  She plays and gets along with the other dogs and cats.  She is still having trouble with controlling her bladder so mistakes are common but will get better with time.  Since being pulled  from the shelter on the 5th of January, she has settled in quite nicely, sunning herself in front of the patio doors every afternoon.  This little dog was hours away from being euthanized at one of the highest kill shelters in Los Angeles.  You can read her bio here: http://lifesapet.com/2010/01/13/small-sweet-chihuahua-available-at-carson-ac-ida4072298/ 

Now we urgently need help with funding to help pay for her bladder surgery which has cost over $1700.00.  Could you please help us so we can continue to help more animals? Any amount is appreciated.  You can donate with a credit card here:

Please put “Carson Cats - Foxy” in comment section…Thank You SO Much!  Caryn Klein-administrator

1/27 UPDATE: RESCUED!

1/25 UPDATE: This poor kitty needs a backyard to live in.  All you supply is food and water.  If you could help, please contact Cyndi Zacko cdzacko@hotmail.com

This BEAUTIFUL 6 mo old Seal Point came in today at the Carson shelter.  They are saying he/she is feral and unable to vaccinate.  It is probably just scared!  A landlord brought it in because it was skittish and hanging around the building.  Can anyone rescue this poor thing?  I called the Carson shelter and had them put a note “Do Not PTS” with a phone number in case they want to put her/him down.  If interested, please call the Carson shelter at: (310) 527-5158 and ask to put an ip on animal ID#A4078843

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.

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. 27^th, called the Shelter on Monday the Dec.28^th, and drove to L.A. on Tuesday the 29^th 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.