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3 Chesterfield Square / South LA. 1850 W. 60th St. Los Angeles, CA 90047. (888) 452-7381. Tuesday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM. Directions Details.
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Bring home a new furry friend because there are many health benefits to having a pet in your life, from helping you stay active to lowering stress and blood pressure. Adopt a canine companion or feline friend as LA Animal Services offers reduced adoption fees for dogs and cats on Saturday, Sept. 21 and Sunday, Sept. 22.
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West Los Angeles. View Pets At This Location. Open Tuesdays through Sundays without appointment except for surrenders. Sick or injured animals will be admitted without an appointment. Please reconsider surrendering your pet to a shelter as the six City shelters continue to operate at max capacity.
When you adopt a homeless dog or cat from a shelter or rescue group in Los Angeles, you’re not only saving the life of a loving and loyal animal, you’re making space for other pets to find families of their own.