spcaLA South Bay Pet Adoption Center

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No. Though occasionally some organizations will advertise they are covering the adoption fee for certain animals

Go the spcala website they have kind of dogs ,

Go in and introduce yourself. They post notes about things they need. That's a place to start. It's very small and nice.

I believe they accept all ages.

Thank you for thinking of us! You may drop off donations at the front during business hours. If you need assistance, please make a donation drop off appt so that someone will be available to assist you. https://spcala.com/covid19/how-to-help/ Thank you!

Adoptable pets are viewable at spcaLA.com. Thank you!

Some pounds do put the dogs down if they are not adopted but SPCALA is a no kill shelter. If you cannot keep your dog anymore you can take him in and sign away his paperwork. They will evaluate him and put him up for adoption

$255 for a puppy and $155 dor a dog over 6 months. Check out their website. www.spcla.com

Oh okay thank you

You can adopt a pet but the whole family needs to come and meet the pet

So many! Check spcaLA.com/adopt

Residents of Culver City, El Segundo, Gardena, Hermosa Beach, Lawndale, Lynwood, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, and West Hollywood who need to find a new home for their pet may call the spcaLA South Bay Pet Adoption Center at (310) 220-2978. Owner surrenders are done by appointment only. Proof of current address, a valid Government-issued ID, and other documentation is required.

Thank you for reaching out! Our adoption process begins online at spcaLA.com/adopt

You can call them or go online

your best bet is to call. Not sure they will see this

We don't have any bunnies at the moment, but we often have them so please check spcaLA.com/adopt to view adoptable pets.

Adoption fees & requirements can be found at spcaLA.com. Thanks!

Hello, thanks for reaching out. spcaLA South Bay is not an open intake shelter and only services the certain cities https://spcala.com/lost-pets/ To find the animal care that services your area, please take a look https://spcala.com/animal-shelters-agencies/

Thank you for contacting spcaLA. We recommend a pet boarding facility. Thank you!

Thank you for contacting spcaLA! We have birds from time to time. You can always check our website at spcaLA.com for adoptable pets. You may also want to try a parrot or bird rescue. Thanks!

Well depending on what your budget is like you could have someone come to your home so that your dog is most comfortable in her last moments(expensive) or you can go into your vet and they will be able to handle it in office. It's very peaceful either way you choose and most vets will give you a moment to spend with them before your final goodbye.

Yes. You can walk through the dog kennel areas to see the dogs, and let them smell you

Yes no charges

Please contact our volunteer services department for questions about volunteering. Thanks! https://spcala.com/volunteer/volunteer-services/

Call them. ☎ number is on info here on google maps. They accept kittens and it is a good place. Call so you can give the 🐱 at a good time. 👍 Thank you for your love. Edit: It is closed on Monday and Tuesday. It is open at 10AM Wednesday and others.

You may want to contact the animal shelter itself these posts are only through are Google alone

If it's to pick up strays that would be la county

Yes, you can donate them there

Hello, Typically, you must surrender to your local shelter. Here is a list for Los Angeles https://spcala.com/animalshelters/

The adoption process starts online at spcaLA.com/adopt

Go to the app and there is a place were it say lost dog and cats you can see if it there

Thanks for contacting us! At the moment, we are drawing from out current pool of volunteers, but check our website spcaLA.com for updates. Stay safe!

Thanks for your interest in adopting! The adoption process starts online at spcaLA.com/adopt. Thank you!

That's a great start for u. Good luck 👍🏾

Thanks for contacting spcaLA! Adoptable pets can be viewed at spcaLA.com/adopt. If you see a pet you are interested in, click the Apply To Adopt button and an adoption counselor will contact you.

Thank you for contacting spcaLA! We do not have any parrots at this time. You can check spcaLA.com/adopt to see adoptable pets.

Zero, only pay for license 35 bucks

If you suspect animal cruelty, please make an official complaint by phone at 800-540-7722 or online at https://spcala.com/programs-services/report-animal-cruelty/

Check the web site (spcaLA.com) to see what animals are currently available. Puppies get adopted quickly.

Please take the dog to the animal care & control agency serving the area in which you found the dog. If you're not sure which agency serves you, call us at 323-730-5300, x0 and our receptionist can direct you (Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm).

An adult would have to fill out paperwork and make the adoption. Right now cat and kitten adoptions are $20 through the end of the month. There's more information for you at spcala.com. good luck!

I believe that they do

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Please see the Careers section of spcaLA.com for job listings. Thanks!

Take a look at our careers page at spcaLA.com. Thank you!

Thank you for contacting us! Yes, we do, however this shelter is not an open intake shelter. To relinquish pets to this shelter you must reside in the following cities: Culver City, El Segundo, West Hollywood, Lawndale, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Lynwood, or Hawthorne. You must provide proof. If you are looking for the animal care services location that services your area, please call 323-730-5300.

Thank you for your interest! Children under 17 must volunteer with a program and attend the volunteer info session and orientation program. Please visit spcaLA.com for more info. If you would like to help the shelter, consider having a donation drive for funds or needed items in honor of your birthday. Email info @ spcaLA.com for more info. Thanks!

There are a few steps you need to do before you can volunteer. The steps to volunteer at spcaLA can be found here. https://spcala.com/volunteer/steps-to-become-a-volunteer/

No its a humane shelter

Probably

Call the Shelter for information.

Thank you for contacting us! Your dog will need to remain outside of the dog adoption area. If you find a dog you are interested in, we'll bring your dog in for a dog intro. We highly suggest bringing an adult handler with you to stay with your dog while you look. Any more questions, please contact the shelter directly.

This would be a good place to leave the animal, its a no kill shelter

10:00 am to 5:pm, closed Mon & Tues

If you are looking to have your pwn pet spayed/neutered, you may find this resource list helpful https://spcala.com/resources/financial-assistance/

You can view all adoptable pets at spcaLA.com. Thanks!

Yes tmk

Here are some resources for veterinary care: https://spcala.com/resources/financial-assistance/ Thank you!

Yes

Hi Sara, we currently do not have a program that accredits service hours. Thanks for reaching out!

If yiu found them in the shelter area

Please contact the shelter directly. Thank you

Yes they do sometimes

Go to usa setvice dog registration and apply for an i d

We paid $125, which included shots, chip and neutering

They do, a parent has to accompany the student

They have all types of fur babies, I would call or go and visit, the staff is awesome.... Best of luck I hope you find you a fur baby🤗

No there is a small adoption fee

This a awesome facility, with very helpful stay, you have to check in from time to time, but on my visit i do believe, they did have a pitbull, it's better to call or go in.

Cats are 115-125. And yes, most of the time there are kittens available to adopt for around the same price

You can take them their..they will try to find a home for them..

Yes

Do you accept 3 baby kittens