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Cori has come a long way since she was first rescued. She was surrendered at 7yo after living in a backyard with her male sibling and the parent dogs. They didn’t do her any favors, stealing her youth, making her live 24/7 in a backyard and being attacked by the other dogs. Then to make matters worse, they said that she was “dog aggressive and afraid of men” on the surrender form.
Turns out she was repeatedly attacked by the other dogs that she lost many teeth while defending herself.
When she first came to us she was shut down and would not make eye contact. She tried to escape and seemed disconnected. We gave her time and patience. It paid off…
She is NOT dog aggressive and she has made many dog friends while with her foster. She is fine with kind humans, male and female. She is now very accustomed to being a part of the family and living INSIDE a home! She is house trained, great on leash, loves car rides and is extremely easy going and grateful for this new life.
She would be fine as an only dog or part of a pack. She plays well with the younger dogs and enjoys sunbathing with the older dogs.
Cori has come a long way since she was first rescued. She was surrendered at 7yo after living in a backyard with her male sibling and the parent dogs. They didn’t do her any favors, stealing her youth, making her live 24/7 in a backyard and being attacked by the other dogs. Then to make matters worse, they said that she was “dog aggressive and afraid of men” on the surrender form.
Turns out she was repeatedly attacked by the other dogs that she lost many teeth while defending herself.
When she first came to us she was shut down and would not make eye contact. She tried to escape and seemed disconnected. We gave her time and patience. It paid off…
She is NOT dog aggressive and she has made many dog friends while with her foster. She is fine with kind humans, male and female. She is now very accustomed to being a part of the family and living INSIDE a home! She is house trained, great on leash, loves car rides and is extremely easy going and grateful for this new life.
She would be fine as an only dog or part of a pack. She plays well with the younger dogs and enjoys sunbathing with the older dogs.
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.
