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Featured Adoptable Dogs

The shelters in Los Angeles are currently overflowing and we are saddened right now we can't take in even one more dog as we have vet bills to pay off and no available space. We made this video in the hopes that maybe one dog might be saved! Please send this video to everyone you know and ask them to donate just $5 and maybe together we can raise enough funds to give some of them or even just one of them a second chance by enabling them to go to boarding as a temporary safe haven (boarding for one dog runs a minimum of $200 and up depending on where we can find available space). Who knows maybe someone will want to adopt one or can maybe foster one until their forever home is found. Thank you for supporting animal rescue!

Remember Travis?

Travis was one of Harley & Sebastion's siblings taken from the hoarding situation. He had cataract surgery to try to restore his vision and while the surgery was somewhat successful Travis' new found vision was short-lived. We are devastated to learn that Travis has developed Glaucoma in both his eyes and is once again completely blind. There is also a possibility that he will have to have both his eyes removed. Glaucoma is very painful and can come on very suddenly. Travis' eye pressure was 70mm HG with normal being under 20mm HG. He is being given very expensive drops to reduce his eye pressure and so far it is working but he will need to see an Ophthalmologist to determine the necessary treatment needed. We need donations to help us with Travis' eye meds and care as from past experience one visit to the Ophthalmologist is $350.00. Please consider donating to help Travis, no amount is too small. Thank you for supporting animal rescue!

The before photos shows what happens to dogs when mentally ill people "hoard" them. Sebastian and Harley were rescued from an overwhelmingly horrific situation involving 26 neglected, barely fed, matted and filthy, severely underweight cocker spaniels that shocked even seasoned animal rescue workers. It took 4 baths just to get them clean enough to clip them down and remove the mounds of dirty, matted fur. Underneath it all they were just skin & bones. That was their life - alone, neglected, starving - and that's all they knew. They were frightened and unsocialized. But amazingly, aside from initial shyness when meeting new people, their spirits remain loving & hopeful towards human beings. Say hi and toss a ball for them to chase and you're their friend. Only a dog could be this forgiving and willing to give humans another chance. Please think about adopting these boys. They still have trust in humans despite everything they've been through and so deserve to have that hopefulness rewarded with a loving home. We'd love to place them together but, of course, the main goal is a forever home for these shy, gentle boys with the patience and affection they'll need initially to realize they're finally safe and secure.