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SOUTH L.A. STAFF ARE BEGGING FOR THIS 6-POUND ANGEL  (watch Midge on video  –  her favorite safe spot is her blanket)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTK6lWp-gqs

Midge  (A1178324, 3 years old) came into the shelter with a serious pelvic fracture that will require surgery.  Unfortunately, we heard Midge squeal in pain when she tried to move around and it was devastatingly heart-breaking.  It is not fair for innocent dogs to suffer because of their careless owners  –  and Midge is now looking to us to save her.  She has until Thursday, 1/13, to be rescued.  If you can help, contact South L.A. at (213) 485-0117 or -0119.  If you would consider donating to a qualified rescue who would get Midge’s surgery handled, please let us know at once!!!  The situation is critical.  With thanks, Andrea & Mindy    ivegonetothedogs@gmail.com   (323) 363-4909

A4149165 2yrs old female brown/white tabby. Came in with 5 babies 6/28. All her babies are adopted and now she is all alone. She is very sweet, mild-mannered, loves attention. She really needs a forever home.  The Shelter manager has told Cyndi that this cat will be altered on Wednesday and needs to be picked up from 3 to 6 the same day.  Cyndi told him she was on vacation and could they please wait til Friday but he refused.  Could someone please foster or adopt this sweetheart?  Again…She needs out this Wednesday 8/4.   She will have all of her shots and spayed.   If you can help, Please contact Caryn Klein at carynklein@carsoncats.com  310 498 3226. 

We also need pull fees and transport fees..see below on how to donate:  THANK YOU!! 

A4149165

7/29 UPDATES

Oliver went to the Groomer’s 7/28/10. Maybe he was never bathed or groomed in his life, poor guy.

Here is a NEW (click on) ChipIn for Oliver. Please donate and crosspost to potential donors & adopters if you can! Oliver is getting neutered this afternoon! Yay! Yesterday he was groomed. There are new photos in Album #4; you can still see a couple of his wounds from when he was a struggling stray in a harsh urban environment. In a relatively short time, under Deborah Allard’s tender care, he has come a long way from his wild and woolly days on the streets of Hawthorne. Please help Oliver get more training and ultimate placement in a wonderful forever home.

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7/22/10 UPDATE—More progress is being made by the minute! Oliver is very happily fostered in Redondo Beach and now has a Scrapblog at:

http://www.scrapblog.com/viewer/viewer.aspx?sbid=2731296

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UPDATED INFO AND PHOTOS!!! Progress for Ollie the Chow Chow

He has moved from the veterinary boarding hospital to a doggie daycare and boarding facility.

Please adopt, foster, rescue, donate, or crosspost the info in the following link for him if you can:  http://www.lizardmarsh.net/2010/07/gardena-ca-chow-chow-bored-in-boarding.html

Freddy has been doing very well at his new foster’s home but unfortunately he can no longer stay there permanently.  We are looking for a permanent foster/adopter for him hopefully by Monday 7/12.  He is approx. 4 lbs and doesn’t take up much room! He is a little on the jealous side and wants all your attention..he is such a love!  He just wants to be held and cuddled.  Read here to see Freddy’s story.  PLEASE if anyone can foster this little guy please give me a call or email Caryn Klein 310 498 3226 or cklein@lifesapet.com

Here is his video: Click Here

Little Freddy

Diamond, a three year-old chihuahua that needs a good home. She appeared in my parents’ front yard in Gardena on May 11. My parents are elderly and can’t keep her but took care of her for a few days while my sisters and I tried to locate her owners (by asking around the neigborhood and posting flyers). We also took her to VCA Coast in Hermosa Beach where we found out she has a micro-chip and that she is three years old, her name is Diamond and she was originally from the Long Beach Animal Shelter. VCA Coast called the number from the micro-chip but the person answering the phone denied having a dog. Since my parents couldn’t keep her (they are elderly and had to fly to Hawaii on May 23) and my sisters and I already have multiple pets, Diamond was brought to the Long Beach Animal Shelter on May 16. We were told that Diamond would be kept there until May 30, at which time the Long Beach SPCA (next door to the shelter) would take her, providing they had room for her.

Meanwhile, we had spread the word about Diamond to co-workers and friends. One of my co-workers said she knew someone who was interested so, on Sunday, May 30, my sisters and I went down to the Long Beach SPCA and my sister “adopted” Diamond. Since she was already spayed and had had the required vaccines and shots, we paid the $125 fee and took her home that day. Unfortunately, my co-worker’s friend was unable to take Diamond. Another co-worker of mine has been taking care of Diamond but can no longer do it. We only have a few days to find a home for her.

If you can take Diamond in, please contact: Stan L. Cabotaje Phone: 310-527-4364  e-mail: scabotaje @aol.com