Adoption Promotions
Half Off Large Dog Adoptions
This Saturday, October 16, all large dog adoption fees are half off! Bring home a dog 40 lbs or more this Saturday ONLY to get this special discount. Adoptions are still by appointment only, and additional large dog appointments have been added for October 16. Please select a large dog appointment when you book your adoption consultation.
Seniors for Seniors
Our Seniors for Seniors program enables people age 60 and up to adopt pets age 5 and up free of charge, thanks to the generous support of the Pets for the Elderly Foundation.
Of course, most pets at age 5 (like most humans at age 60!) are hardly over the hill; on the contrary, they’re just hitting their stride, and the Seniors for Seniors program—besides offering financial assistance to our more experienced adopters—gives an extra boost to the terrific middle-aged cats and dogs, who are sometimes overlooked by shelter visitors.
Pets for Vets
We offer fee-waived adoptions and vaccines for all active duty and retired military personnel. Adopters must show military ID at time of adoption to qualify.
Workshops & Webinars
Our workshops and webinars for animal lovers and pet owners give you the chance to strengthen your bond with your pet and understand peaceful coexistence with wildlife while learning valuable new skills! Dates, times and cost vary.
Webinars
Careers in Animal Welfare With A Bee Keeper: October 22
Join Keith Roberts, a bee keeper who fell in love with bees during a visit to the Los Angeles County Beekeeper Association (LACBA) bee booth at the L.A County Fair in 2008. After learning all he could from books, he mentored under long time beekeeper Walt McBride. In 2009, he founded Enterprising Bee Company, LLC, and created the Save the Buzz line of products from the hive. He specialized in removing feral colonies live from businesses and residences and relocating them for use in pollination and honey production.
Register here for this webinar on October 22, from 3:30-4:15 p.m.
Careers in Animal Welfare With A Forest Ranger: November 5
Join Law Enforcement Captain, Russel Tuttle who is a fourteen-year veteran of the United States Forest Service. Captain Tuttle came to the US Forest Service from the United States Air Force where he served as a heavy equipment mechanic and teacher for over ten years in multiple locations around the world. He is a graduate of National American University where he majored in Applied Management. Captain Tuttle has been awarded for outstanding performance in the line of duty. In 2017, he received the United States Attorney’s Office – Central District of California, Law Enforcement Award for outstanding performance for his work on the Powerhouse Fire.
Register here for this webinar on November 5, from 3:30-4:15 p.m.
Careers in Animal Welfare With A Groomer: November 19
Join Fabiola Lydon, a Senior Groomer for the Pet Care Foundation in Los Angeles Ca. This position requires her to travel to different Animal Shelters in the Los Angeles area to provide grooming services to the most needed cases. Fabiola is certified in canine CPR and earned her grooming certification through Animal Behavior College in 2008. She worked at a very busy Groom shop for 4 years bathing and grooming dogs, cats, bunnies and iguanas before Joining The Pet Care Foundation in 2012. Working within shelters like Pasadena Humane has been a phenomenal experience and a lifelong dream to help these animals improve their lives and chances to get adopted to a forever family.
Register here for this webinar on November 19, from 3:30-4:15 p.m.
Workshops
Paws-itive Thursdays: Multiple Dates
In this program, groups, or individuals are invited to relax at Pasadena Humane with a certified Pet Therapy Animal. Paws-itive Thursdays are intended to promote mental wellness and support in times of need. Pet Therapy has been shown to increase mood and decrease depression. Sessions will be offered on Thursday mornings from 10-11 a.m.
Register here for this session on November 4
Tours
Due to COVID-19, we have currently suspended in person tours. Please check back for updates.
Age-appropriate tours are available to schools, scouts, and other community groups.K-12 school groups can register online for a weekday tour of Pasadena Humane. Scouts and other community groups can register online for a weekend tour. Please note group size limits and registration instructions on each sign-up page.
Community
Mobile Waggin’ Adoptions
The Wiggle Waggle Wagon (The Waggin’) is our 35-foot shelter on wheels that brings adoptable pets, services and information about Pasadena Humane to the community. The Waggin also serves as a satellite emergency command post in the field, as well as hosts mobile vaccine clinics and pet food drives in the community.
The Wiggle Waggle Wagon is made possible by generous donations from the Flora L. Thornton Foundation, Wells Fargo Foundation, Petco Foundation and the Donald Slavik Family Foundation.
Email us at mobile@pasadenahumane.org to ask about a stop at your business or organization.
Check out the full Waggin’ schedule here.
Presentations
Age-appropriate presentations are available to schools, scouts, and other community groups. Presentations can be held onsite at Pasadena Humane or at any facility within our animal control service areas of Altadena, Arcadia, Bradbury, Glendale, La Cañada Flintridge, La Crescenta-Montrose, Monrovia, Pasadena, San Marino, Sierra Madre and South Pasadena. You can choose from a variety of subjects including bite prevention, pet behavior, wildlife and animal-related issues. Please email outreach@pasadenahumane.org or call 626.792.7151 ext. 114 to request a presentation.
Tabling Events
The Pasadena Humane outreach team regularly attend fairs, festivals and conventions to bring information about our programs and services out to the community. Check out where we’ll be next.
To inquire about booking us for your next event, email outreach@pasadenahumane.org.
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