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    Angels Bark Dog Rescue

    4.7 (9 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    These are great people doing a very difficult thing. They are in it for the right reasons. Please support them as much as you can.

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    LA Love & Leashes

    LA Love & Leashes

    4.1
    (53 reviews)

    Unfortunately I cannot recommend this business. My first…read moreexperience with Love and Leashes was very good. I adopted a pup with the help of two very nice and helpful employees. My second experience was terrible. After my puppy was killed while with me on leash by a reckless driver, I later returned to L&L to look for a new baby. Different set of employees, and both my nephew and I were shocked that one of them seemed to blame me for my puppy being killed. He was rude, insensitive to the circumstance, and he did all he could to throw up roadblocks to helping me. He was an expressionless jerk who had zero empathy or professionalism. I contacted the manager about this, and though she three times promised to call me back, she never did. This is heartless behavior for a place that is supposed to be doing good. I will never go back to that place again. The only reason this is not a 1-star review is because my first experience with them was good. That appears to have been an anomaly. I adopted a pup from Best Friends West LA, which I cannot recommend enough.

    We adopted our dog, Toto, from them back in August. They bring dogs from West LA shelter every…read moremorning, except Tuesday. The dogs stay at the healthy spot all day. The place is clean and inviting and the animals are in great care. Toto was a great fit for us, we fostered him for a few weeks until we decided to adopt him. Happy to know he was in good hands before we got him!

    Best Friends Pet Adoption Center - Los Angeles

    Best Friends Pet Adoption Center - Los Angeles

    4.0
    (296 reviews)

    My wife and I genuinely love this place and have always enjoyed visiting. The staff is usually…read morefriendly, and it's clear they care about the animals. However, we've run into the same issue multiple times, and it's become frustrating. Whenever a new group of kittens arrives, it seems that staff members are able to claim or adopt them before customers even have a chance to view them or express interest. We've experienced this on more than one occasion, and it leaves us feeling like customers aren't being given a fair opportunity to adopt some of the animals that come in. I understand that employees may also want to adopt pets, but when customers are actively looking to adopt, it doesn't seem fair for staff to have first access while they're working. In my opinion, this is a policy issue that should be addressed to ensure everyone has an equal chance to adopt. We still like this place and appreciate what they do, but this is something that has significantly impacted our experience.

    I came here yesterday because I am very interested in fostering and or adopting a new dog…read more Visiting Best Friends Pet Adoption Center was a truly heartwarming experience. From the moment I walked in, I was warmly welcomed by the kind and knowledgeable staff who took the time to thoughtfully explain the fostering and adoption process. The one staff member even gave us a mini tour to see their dog Simba who was the only one available for fostering at the moment. All the others were only available for adoption. Unfortunately, since I am only looking for small to small-medium sized dogs there wasn't a match for me yet. But it was so great to see the row of dogs held in this warmly heated section of the center who all had mini lifted cot like beds to rest on instead of having to lay on the cold floor. The facility was so clean, well-maintained, and heated, providing a comfortable environment for the animals, who were kept safe and warm inside this wonderful non-profit, no-kill center. The kitties are displayed right by the entrance so that your heart can view and connect with animals as soon as you walk inside their facility. I learned so much during my visit and felt inspired by the care and dedication of everyone involved. During my visit, they didn't have any small to small-medium sized dogs that I hoped for but I hope to go back frequently to check on their on going availability for incoming dogs to come. Crossing fingers. Overall, it was a splendid experience, and I'm excited to return soon with the hope of finding the perfect dog to adopt.

    Bill Foundation

    Bill Foundation

    4.1
    (24 reviews)

    This non-profit rescues Doggies (and the occasional kitty) and takes wonderful care of them until…read morethey find a perfect adoption match. There is a reasonable adoption fee of $150 that covers medical care, food, and other expenses. Also included is neuter/spay. You can fall in love with a pet online, like I did! I came across a photo and profile of the world's cutest kitten (see photo) on petfinder.com, but you can also see them at billfoundation.org. I filled out an adoption application and spoke on the phone with the adoption coordinator as well as the foster mom. After approval, both of these women hand-delivered Marcello, driving all the way from the Valley to my Culver City pad. They gave me some food, bowls, and a few of his favorite toys. His sister came along to say goodbye to her brother! I was tempted to adopt her as well, but I couldn't at the time. It was evident that they cared for him very much. They checked up on us with a phone call a few weeks later. When I took Marcello for his first vet check up, the vet said he was incredibly clean and healthy for a former street cat (he was born on the streets!)-- no eye gook or other infections that are common with shelter or adoption agency kittens. He was quite impressed with his adoption agency. A month after his adoption the foundation contacted me to make sure I was neutering him soon. I was able to take him to their vet at no cost to me. My kitty was fixed in 90210! What a great orginazation doing great work for homeless animals! These are animals that may have otherwise been picked up by animal services and to a shelter. Check it out if you are looking for a new best friend or have some $ to donate to a good cause: http://www.billfoundation.org/index.html

    Well, here's a review from a constant supporter and active adopter from the Bill Foundation, still,…read morelong after their deciding to close, The beginning with the long fostered Beatrice and Dante, they came into our lives, after the loss of our Winston and Tabitha after 18 years. Beatrice and Dante were welcomed into our hearts, even with Dante's severe aggression that required many months of patience, and my loss of blood on many occasions until be felt safe and loved. They shared their unconditional love for Elsie and I for far more many years that others could have expected because of their prior extended foster care that this organization stepped up and provided after their deplorable life at the hands of cruel breeders, these two specials angels became our life companions. Then shortly afterwards, The Bill Foundation urgently called Elsie with a very special young lady, Judy. Judy was a vibrant lovable darling little girl attached to Elsie's hips for her entire stay with us until her passing 17 years later in 2020, it was a remarkable relationship for both. After Beatrice and Dante had sadly passed our home was needing companionship, we found our way back to the Bill Foundation, and eyes met, hearts pounded, and the long and continuing love affair between Larry and Pippi which continues today, yet years after Pippi's short six years and her passing Larry still grieves for her love. Its the compassion of people like the Bill Foundation, though no longer assisting with the compassion needed to respond to the needs of those most needing the love , affection, to be protected, safe, warm, fed , provided the needed medical care, they have been sadly missed for the past years, however, they set the goal for those of us especially supporting the necessity of rescuing rather the supporting the breeding puppy mills. That so called "ugly" dog or cat can give you the upmost and greater unconditional love and affection then any special breed costing a small fortune. A sixth star is needed for FANTASTIC.

    Vanderpump Dogs

    Vanderpump Dogs

    4.0
    (241 reviews)

    We've been taking our pup to vanderpump dogs for the vanderpuff haircut for years. Our pup is a…read morerescue and isn't always great with strangers but we always trust the staff at vanderpump and they do an amazing job Prices are pretty similar to other groomers but the profits go to help the rescue doggies in need which makes it even better

    I appreciate when celebrities use their status to advocate for a worthy cause. Case in point: Lisa…read moreVanderpump established The Vanderpump Dog Foundation to rescue dogs in China from the Yulin Dog Meat Festival. The foundation also encourages more humane treatment for dogs worldwide and also assists dogs domestically. As part of this initiative, she opened the Vanderpump Dog Rescue & Retail center in Los Angeles. 100% of proceeds from sales & adoptions go to the foundation. They also offer grooming services. A few years ago, a friend of mine adopted a dog from here - a beautiful tripod chihuahua mix. She was happy with the adoption process and loves her little princess. I was having dinner next door and stopped in to check the store out. As expected, the place is meticulously perfect and the décor is bougie with lots of cute plush dog toys & merch. Off to the side is a section where the fur babies that are up for adoption reside in posh play pens with white picket fences. There is also a nice area on the rooftop where potential adopters can spend quality time with their future fur baby. The staff here are very friendly, and I got to meet one of the pups named Meatball as he was on his way out for a walk. Thank you LVP for your dedication to helping our furry friends. *Metered street parking

    Lange Foundation

    Lange Foundation

    4.6
    (197 reviews)

    Devoted Rescue takes all…read more.well organized Wonderful estate sales FOUNDER also founded Amanda Foundation

    I absolutely love this organization. They place Shelter Diversion Managers in shelters with very…read morehigh intake numbers, try to assist with medical if it helps a family keep their pet, assist with spay or neuter for folks in the community who are likely to surrender a dog or cat because they can't afford to sterilize their animal. They assist with diverting medical dogs and cats who would be subject to euthanasia if surrendered, then they diligently screen applications to select the best adopters and provide a care package to get rehoming off to a success ful start... Follow up with adopters to assure that they are a good fit after adoption and post the before and after stories and updates on adopters as permitted... they really go above and beyond the norm for every single animal in their care. I have worked with the main office and have had more contact with the Diversion Manager Krista Dunlop in San Bernardino...I don't know how to describe the dedication above what rescues generally do.. that Lange Foundation exceeds... Every visit to their campus in Los Angeles, I see staff and volunteers out exercising and training the dogs in their care, as well as staff and volunteers socializing the kitties... they have every need met and every single animal I have met are happy and loved on daily while in their care...if you are considering adding a pet to your family, I can not recommend any organization higher than this one for your consideration... If you can not adopt, foster, if you can't foster, volunteer and if you can not volunteer, please donate to the medical needs and overall care of the animals in their care... GUARANTEED YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT...

    Diana Gray Foundation

    Diana Gray Foundation

    5.0
    (4 reviews)

    Diana Grey is my dog guru. There isn't a soul that compares to her or her knowledge & love for EACH…read more& EVERY ANIMAL that comes within her radar. I found a sick old cocker spaniel on the streets & the Diana Grey group was the only one to come through, step up for the dog, offer $2000 dollars in medical funding and take care of her surgery and post surgery rehabilitation with TCVM (Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine) right away. Many other organizations got involved, but were all talk & honestly, just put you email chains .. With no real help or knowledge. They are hands on & do not give up if they know an animal is being mistreated. They have also given me recommendations regarding dietary changes to raw food and supplementation as well as details about alternative flee Meds and vaccine alts to replace vaccine boosters for your dog. I don't make a move for my dog or cat without consulting them... They are the most knowledgable, dedicated, affectionate, compassionate and professional group around.. Trust me, I dealt with them all. I believe this foundation has the ability to educated & change our society... So we can all give our babes the lives they deserve.

    The Diana Gray Foundation saved a little boy that the shelter and as well as another nonprofit…read moreanimal rescue wanted to euthanize, calling him unadoptable. The dog used to belong to a homeless man who died on the streets and the police brought him to the shelter. The Diana Gray Foundation was rehabilitating this boy spending a five digit amount for his medical needs in less than six months. Evander is today a happy boy, getting his weekly Physical Therapy and acupuncture, his home cooked meals, daily homeopathy and Chinese medicine to treat his many issues that have caused this boy a great deal of distress for years on the streets as a homeless dog. Since it was love at first sight, the foundation decided to keep the boy for life and to care for him like nobody else could. Treating his body, mind and soul. This is a truly amazing rescue. They believe deep down in the core of every rescue mission there is one goal in mind: rehabilitating the dog with everything Mother Earth has to offer. No other rescue is working with this principle and no other rescue was willing to put the time, effort and money into little Evander, who had zero hope in the world to be left to live and get well again. I want to thank Diana Gray for being this boy's guardian angel. And for deciding to keep him and offer him a world of love, care and support.

    Angels Bark Dog Rescue - animalshelters - Updated July 2026

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