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Guest blog by Alan Breslauer (Catio Guy) Health and Safety Allowing house cats to roam freely outside is a dangerous proposition. Disease, fights, poison, abuse, and especially cars and coyotes, all conspire to take years off the lives of our feline family members. On average, indoor cats live more than 3x longer than roaming cats […]
Trimming your cat’s nails not only prevents their claws from breaking or getting caught on things, but can also minimize the damage they can do to your furniture. And if your cat has ever “made biscuits” on your lap, keeping their nails trimmed will make lap time a little less painful. Items you’ll need: Nail […]
Keeping your cat indoors keeps them safe from cars, predators, and other outdoor dangers. But it requires a little more creativity and effort to make sure house cats are enriched. The effort is worth it though, as a happy cat is less likely to wake you up at night or exhibit signs of boredom and […]
One year ago today we adopted Pepper, who was called Skooch while in your care. You told us how sweet she was but even then you had no way of knowing how incredible she truly is. Even with only two front paws, she runs and jumps like the other two were never needed to […]
Lois is a Husky/Shepherd mix. We adopted Lois January 7th, 2019. She is such a joy! She loves her brother, grandma, grandpa(humans)and her fuzzy friends in the neighborhood.
Lola (fka Lollipop) adjusted to her new home very quickly. When I brought her home I opened her cat carrier and she hopped right out and walked around like she owned the place. She’s such a sweetheart and very smart. She learned how to sit, shake, and spin. We live in an apartment building and […]
A few months ago my daughters adopted two tiny kittens from Steve’s Pets in Altadena. Steve’s had been sponcering three kittens from Pasadena Humane when my daughters walked in to the store and fell in love. Aurora, the fluffier of the two, was immediately friendly, jumping into our arms and hearts straight away, while Nova […]
Fonzie is a sweetheart. He is a very affectionate cat and settled into his new home quickly. He adjusted quickly to sharing a home with the dog. (There were only a few little adjustments). He also thinks he is a screen saver and likes to step between the keyboard and the monitor and pause for […]
We just celebrated Bailey’s got ya day! It’s been 1 year since we adopted, and now we can’t imagine life without her.
When the pandemic first hit in March and we heard the plea for emergency fosters, we decided to open up our home to a bunny. We already had 2 dogs so we decided on a smaller furry friend. We met Bugsy who was just 7 months old and my kids fell hard. We kept reminding […]
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Appointment recommended. Please call 626.792.7151 ext. 975 to make an appointment.
Monday to Saturday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
*Shelter Shop is open for walk-in customers.
Our Shelter Shop will resume regular hours on February 1.
Saturdays and Sundays: 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. (unless otherwise noted).
Visiting Hours are paused through the end of January, as our staff focuses on crisis response operations. Thank you for understanding.
By Appointment: Daily, 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Walk-In: Daily, 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Adoptions will resume on February 10. Please continue to check our website for updates.
