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Riley is a true survivor. She was a victim of abuse, a guy through her over a stair railing and caused a major break in her hip. Luckily it was caught on security camera and the guy was arrested and the animals from the apartment were all taken out of there. Total of 2 dogs and 1 cat. Riley and the cat were the “property” of the girlfriend and she ended up signing them over to the shelter. Once their evidence hold was over, the shelter reached out to us to get them out of there. The other dog was on a longer hold because he was the abuser’s dog and he had the nerve to try to get him back. He ended up being pulled by another rescue.
Riley was an emotional wreck when she first came to us. But part of it was her confusion and pain from the broken hip. She’s all fixed up now and she’s feeling better everyday! She has many dog friends at her foster home, she is crate trained and seems house trained but she does do an occasional tinkle out of fear or nerves. It’s hard to know how much trauma and abuse she endured so she needs a patient human.
**We also have the cat that was seized from the apartment. She had some injuries as well but no broken bones…thankfully! We are calling her Elizabeth.
She’s a petite shepherd. Full grown at 40lbs but might build a bit more muscle.
Thank you to our rescue partner Hope For Paws for sponsoring Riley’s surgery. Their orthopedic surgeon did an amazing job! So grateful!
Riley is a true survivor. She was a victim of abuse, a guy through her over a stair railing and caused a major break in her hip. Luckily it was caught on security camera and the guy was arrested and the animals from the apartment were all taken out of there. Total of 2 dogs and 1 cat. Riley and the cat were the “property” of the girlfriend and she ended up signing them over to the shelter. Once their evidence hold was over, the shelter reached out to us to get them out of there. The other dog was on a longer hold because he was the abuser’s dog and he had the nerve to try to get him back. He ended up being pulled by another rescue.
Riley was an emotional wreck when she first came to us. But part of it was her confusion and pain from the broken hip. She’s all fixed up now and she’s feeling better everyday! She has many dog friends at her foster home, she is crate trained and seems house trained but she does do an occasional tinkle out of fear or nerves. It’s hard to know how much trauma and abuse she endured so she needs a patient human.
**We also have the cat that was seized from the apartment. She had some injuries as well but no broken bones…thankfully! We are calling her Elizabeth.
She’s a petite shepherd. Full grown at 40lbs but might build a bit more muscle.
Thank you to our rescue partner Hope For Paws for sponsoring Riley’s surgery. Their orthopedic surgeon did an amazing job! So grateful!
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.
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