There's a lot to learn when you have a new pet. Our sister brand, The Wildest, is here to support you—with new pet checklists, virtual training, and expert guides. Sign up for free.
This guy is eye catching! Such an interesting mix. We joked that they made him out of spare parts but it’s really like he was made with the cutest parts. Big ears, long body, square head and that smile is the best!
Nico had a crappy start to life. He was adopted from a city shelter at a VERY young age and lived with the only family he knew for the first 1.5 years of his life but months of that time he was suffering in physical pain. Both of his front knees were injured (suspect from the child being too rough with him when he was a tiny puppy) and it went untreated. He walked like a senior, arthritic dog. Well, one day while he was sleeping the child jumped on him and that caused Nico to be startled and he nipped the kid. No damage was done but they dumped him back at the shelter.
Our friend who volunteers for the shelter met him and became his biggest advocate- with all the rescues being overloaded, she ended up pulling him on her own and getting his double knee surgery done.
He’s a grateful dog, he’s got a new lease on life and he’s going to make someone VERY happy.
This guy is eye catching! Such an interesting mix. We joked that they made him out of spare parts but it’s really like he was made with the cutest parts. Big ears, long body, square head and that smile is the best!
Nico had a crappy start to life. He was adopted from a city shelter at a VERY young age and lived with the only family he knew for the first 1.5 years of his life but months of that time he was suffering in physical pain. Both of his front knees were injured (suspect from the child being too rough with him when he was a tiny puppy) and it went untreated. He walked like a senior, arthritic dog. Well, one day while he was sleeping the child jumped on him and that caused Nico to be startled and he nipped the kid. No damage was done but they dumped him back at the shelter.
Our friend who volunteers for the shelter met him and became his biggest advocate- with all the rescues being overloaded, she ended up pulling him on her own and getting his double knee surgery done.
He’s a grateful dog, he’s got a new lease on life and he’s going to make someone VERY happy.
Download, fill out and email the application to info@laar.org
2.
Approve Application
3.
Meet the Pet
4.
Home Check
If we all feel this could be the right match, the animal can start a trial which is typically a week.
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
As soon as you decide to make it official you can sign the contract and move to the next step
6.
Pay Fee
Additional adoption info
The application is the first step to see if you are potentially the right match for the animal of interest.This is not a guarantee/commitment of adoption. Our adoption process involves a home check, adoption contract & adoption fee of $400-600 for dogs depending on breed/age and $125 for cats. Adoption fees are non-refundable. Fees include spay/neuter, vaccines, de-wormer & microchip.
The application is the first step to see if you are potentially the right match for the animal of interest.This is not a guarantee/commitment of adoption. Our adoption process involves a home check, adoption contract & adoption fee of $400-600 for dogs depending on breed/age and $125 for cats. Adoption fees are non-refundable. Fees include spay/neuter, vaccines, de-wormer & microchip.
LA Animal Rescue is a non-profit 501(c)3 animal rescue.
Established in late 2010, LAAR has helped save thousands of lives.
We currently care for over 200 domestic and farm animals between our rescue ranch and foster network. Each year hundreds of homeless and abandoned animals receive health care and are re-homed through LAAR. We are a small grassroots no-kill animal rescue that runs solely on donations and volunteers. We are committed to the animals in our care and they are safe with us until the perfect home comes along.
LA Animal Rescue is a non-profit 501(c)3 animal rescue.
Established in late 2010, LAAR has helped save thousands of lives.
We currently care for over 200 domestic and farm animals between our rescue ranch and foster network. Each year hundreds of homeless and abandoned animals receive health care and are re-homed through LAAR. We are a small grassroots no-kill animal rescue that runs solely on donations and volunteers. We are committed to the animals in our care and they are safe with us until the perfect home comes along.
