Kobe
Male, Young
Labrador Retriever
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A PO Box 100, Harbor City, CA 90710 rescue helping to find loving homes for dogs, cats.
Pets at Animals Rescued
- Any
- Dogs
- Cats
- Any
- Baby
- Puppy
- Kitten
- Young
- Adult
- Senior
- Any
- Male
- Female
Violet
Female, Puppy
Shih Tzu
/ Poodle (Toy or Tea Cup)
Violet
Female, Puppy
Poodle (Toy or Tea Cup)
/ Maltese
Miloo
Male, Puppy
Australian Shepherd
Jaxton
Male, Puppy
German Shepherd Dog
/ Labrador Retriever
Gladis
Female, Puppy
Shih Tzu
/ Poodle (Miniature)
Dorthy
Female, Puppy
Shih Tzu
/ Pekingese
Boots
Male, Puppy
Labrador Retriever
Boots
Male, Puppy
Labrador Retriever
Skunk
Male, Puppy
Labrador Retriever
Ava
Female, Adult
German Shepherd Dog
milo
Male, Puppy
Australian Shepherd
panda
Male, Puppy
Akita
danny
Female, Puppy
Akita
ollie
Male, Puppy
German Shepherd Dog
Miley
Female, Puppy
Labrador Retriever
Miley
Female, Puppy
Labrador Retriever
Miley
Female, Puppy
Labrador Retriever
Riley
Male, Puppy
Labrador Retriever
Riley
Male, Puppy
Labrador Retriever
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Areas Animals Rescued Serves
Torrance, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Orange County, Santa Barbara, Malibu, Montrose, Glendale, West Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Westwood, Lomita, Rancho Palos Verdes, Huntington Beach, Hollywood, Sherman Oaks, Burbank,
Animals Rescued's Adoption Process
1. Submit Application
Please Email us and request an application
2. Home Check
Often we bring animal with us and can complete adoption this day.
3. Meet the Pet
The whole process can take a day or more it all depends on the speed of adopter. We are all volunteers and do our best to help everyone.
4. Sign Adoption Contract
There is a very strict adoption contract. We are looking for forever homes. You must accept all of the contract.
5. Pay Fee
Fees vary. We use fees to pay for vet bills and animals that take longer to place or that came with illness or injury.
Application, Home Check, Fee (around 300-650) [because it generally costs us about 500 to bail a dog from a shelter, take it to a vet, clean it up and foster and care for it until it finds a permanent home], and finally the Contract.
If you have questions about the fee... watch the HBO movie called DEALING DOGS. It shows how people STEAL dogs and sell them to a Class B Dealer who in turn sells them to schools and labs for horrific experiments.
Experimenting on animals was once necessary but Doctors have said that it is no longer needed because our medicine is at a microscopic level and beyond... that the animal is just wasted. In another documentary I heard Doctors saying when they were in Med School animal testing was a joke because it was like just doing it because it was on the curriculum, rather than getting any real educational value from it.
Also see the Beagle Freedom Project https://bfp.org/ (they are working on getting animals used in experiments released for adoption. They are killed merely because the experiment is over (or if used at a university - when the semester is over).
Also see information and trailers about our movie about a girl who rescues animals, FREE to a Good Home
www.fghmovie.com. My website is VERY out of date. Full time jobs and rescue on the side makes for creating these updates very difficult.
If you have questions about the fee... watch the HBO movie called DEALING DOGS. It shows how people STEAL dogs and sell them to a Class B Dealer who in turn sells them to schools and labs for horrific experiments.
Experimenting on animals was once necessary but Doctors have said that it is no longer needed because our medicine is at a microscopic level and beyond... that the animal is just wasted. In another documentary I heard Doctors saying when they were in Med School animal testing was a joke because it was like just doing it because it was on the curriculum, rather than getting any real educational value from it.
Also see the Beagle Freedom Project https://bfp.org/ (they are working on getting animals used in experiments released for adoption. They are killed merely because the experiment is over (or if used at a university - when the semester is over).
Also see information and trailers about our movie about a girl who rescues animals, FREE to a Good Home
www.fghmovie.com. My website is VERY out of date. Full time jobs and rescue on the side makes for creating these updates very difficult.
About Animals Rescued
We rescue because we have to. If you walk into a shelter you will know why. Go to fghmovie.com and click the animals rescued link - to see our recent rescue stories or watch the trailers. We filmed in the streets of LA and in the city shelters. Or the AdoptAPet link to see our adoptable pets.
Come Meet Animals Rescued's Pets
Varies. Please contact us for days and times. As we do not always attend adoption events. Since we generally work full time (and beyond) we often do adoptions individually as opposed to an adoption site at a pet supply store. This is especially true during COVID.
Animals Rescued's Adopted Pets
Make a donation to Animals Rescued to help homeless pets find homes