Furever Loving Pet Care Services

too much cuteness here !

Camberley Kate and her stray dogs, 1962 by Evelyn Hofer... She would walk a four mile route with her pack pushing this wagon to get donations to keep them. She never turned away a stray.

Disgusting and evil how some people treat their pets. But this has a happy ending.

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ANIMALS Are the absolute BEST !!!!

No. 14 is so annoying

Please- Save that animal in distress, but do it legally! In California if you are going to break a vehicle window to rescue an animal, there are some steps to m...ake sure that you do it legally. First, the animal must be in distress. Simply saying it's hot outside isn't enough. For example, a dog that's barking, growling, wagging etc is probably not in distress. You can still call 911, but you can't break the window (yet). Second, you have to call police BEFORE you break the window. Third. You must check to make sure the doors are locked. Lastly, if you do break the window, you can't leave and must wait for police to arrive... since the danger to the animal is lower after you rescue it, you might have to wait a while. Do these things and you should be immune from criminal prosecution (although there could still be civil issues). ***Ignore these steps and the animal owner can demand that you be arrested!*** While it's not required, take video of you trying the door handles and showing the condition of the animal, this would be for your defense in case legal issues arise. If an animal is not in distress you may do it even more harm by causing injury from broken glass, it escaping into traffic, or it attacking you to defend it's territory. If there is time, give us a chance to come break the glass instead. You'll get a front row seat and great video of it, you'll still be the one that rescued it, but we'll take all the blame and responsibility. If you must break it, be careful, physically and legally. - and thank you for saving a life.

LOST PET? Here are some helpful Venues for LOST PET postings. Please try these 12 suggestions - Check shelters at least 100 miles from your home DAILY, on petharbor.com... - Post online with: ring, shadow app, Nextdoor, craigslist.com, Pawboost.com, LostMyDoggie.com, Petharbor.com, HelpingLostPets.com, Californialostdogs.com, Findingfido.com, and Findingrover.com -Check nearby homeless encampments and leave fliers with them - Check shelter's websites as well and visit/download the app for petharbor.com to see all shelter and rescued pets - File a lost report with the shelters in your area and surrounding area shelters (You can do it online on the website for Los Angeles animal services or the nearest agency to your home) - Take a fliers to the shelters and to businesses near location where pet went missing - Place his/her bedding, a piece of your unwashed clothing and a bowl of water (no food) in your front yard. He/she may be able to pick up the scent and find his/her way home - If he/she is microchipped, immediately contact the microchip company to report him/her lost, and update your contact information - Hang fliers (use a bright color board or paper) with your dog's picture in your neighborhood, surrounding areas, local shopping centers, businesses, vet's offices, groomers, etc. within a five mile radius from your home - Go door to door with the fliers as well and try to speak with people when handing them out - Make a sign with his/her picture and put it in your front yard stating he/she is missing - Post on area "lost and found pet" and community Facebook pages, area shelter Facebook pages, and newspapers, 5mile, offerup, and other 'for-sale' sites - Check the sites above for found pets and pets for sale - You can also make bumper stickers/magnets to put on your car and hand them out for others to put in their cars.

DON'T Walk your dog on hot pavement or cement! Take off your shoes and socks if you think it's okay!

Some COVID humor