Greater Los Angeles Cat Rescue Resource Guide
PLEASE COPY THIS LINK AND SHARE THIS GUIDE ON NEXTDOOR/FACEBOOK/INSTAGRAM ETC
If we all spent one day a year volunteering to TNR (trap neuter release) kitties as well as rescue from those who are mentally unwell we could prevent the abuse and neglect of many cats. This can also be applied to dogs, and people! Fostering, even temporarily is another great way to help prevent the mass euthanasia that happens every day.
I foster through KITTENRESCUE.ORG
Citywide Cat Program
https://www.laanimalservices.com/citywide-cat-program
There is an estimated number of 960,000 unowned “community cats” in the City of Los Angeles. Caring for free-roaming cats, while working to stabilize and reduce their numbers, is one of the most complex issues facing animal shelters today. It’s one that leading animal welfare organizations, veterinarians, and researchers have developed progressive solutions to address.
By engaging individuals and community organizations to humanely trap community cats, spay and neuter them, and then return the sterilized cats back to their outdoor homes — where they were found — will reduce the number of unowned, stray cats in our streets and shelters.
Apply for the Program / Access the Program Portal
https://lacityvet.com/ccp-vouchers
Access the Citywide Cat Program Portal to manage your vouchers and account. New users can apply for the program by following the link below, registering for an Angeleno Account, and then signing into the Citywide Cat Program Portal.
Volunteer Opportunities
LA Animal Services relies heavily on volunteer support. We have volunteer opportunities ranging from hands-on fieldwork to administrative needs. Every volunteer position is key to the success of this and other programs. If you are interested in any of these volunteer opportunities, please email ani.volunteer@lacity.org with questions or to get started
Greater Los Angeles Animal Rescue List
If you found kitten(s) outside, this should NOT be your first step. If the kitten(s) are healthy, you MUST wait to see if mom is still around. Please read If You Found Kittens Outside before you proceed.
If you found an orphaned kitten and it’s sick or too young for TNR, and you can’t foster it yourself, try contacting these local rescues to see if they have room:
Rescue/ Name /Location / Contact Info (google for most up to date info - some only have online forms)
A Cat's Tale Los Angeles 310-254-7246
Ady Gil Rockin' Rescue Woodland Hills (818) 348-6000
Alphie’s Kitten Rescue (CATNAP) Huntington Beach 714-922-3399 catnapho@gmail.com
Angels 4 Animals Los Angeles 305-798-3523
Animal Wellness Foundation Marina Del Rey info@animalwellnessfoundation.org (310) 450-7387
Animals In Need Rescue Network Los Angeles animalsinneedrescuenetwork@gmail.com
Anthropawlogy Animal Rescue Canoga Park anthropawlogyrescue@gmail.com
Baby Kiten Rescue Los Angeles (213) 840-0153
Bastion Animal Rescue Wildomar Bastion.ADA@gmail.com
Beach City Kitties Venice
Benny's Friends Woodland Hills info@bennysfriends.org
Best Friends Animal Society Los Angeles 424-208-8840
Black Cat Hollistic Rescue Los Angeles -
Bluebell Foundation Laguna Beach (949) 494-1586 info@bluebellcats.org
Boomers Buddies Rescue Malibu (860) 305-0603
C.A.R.E. (Cat Assistance, Referral & Education) Palmdale (818) 842-5500 (voicemail) text CARE4PETS to 44-321 mail@care4pets.org 323-638-9117
CAAT Friends Palisades
Cali and Friends Rescue Los Angeles
Call’s Misfits Santa Ana 714-696-4440
CAMP LA Van Nuys (310) 574-5555
CARE Rescue LA Newhall info@carerescuela.org
Carson Cats Rescue Manhattan Beach info@carsoncats.com
Caring Friends Cat Rescue Tustin (714) 745-5725 caringfriendscatrescuetustin@gmail.com
Caring Songs For All Creatures Manhattan Beach 845-9364 caringsongs@gmail.com, caringsongsrescue@gmail.com [please address to BOTH emails!]
Cassie’s Cats Ventura 805-232-4228
Cat Connection Sherman Oaks 818-298-3197
Cat Cove Rescue Long Beach catcoverescue@gmail.com
Cat Posse Pasadena info@catposse.org
Cat's Meow Animal Rescue Los Angeles online form
CATS Inc Burbank CatsAtTheStudios@yahoo.com
CatCafe Lounge Los Angeles (310) 254-7246 info@catcafelounge.com
Catmandoo Rescue Los Angeles 310-569-8404
Cats Craddle Rescue Ventura
CatsCradleRescueCA@gmail.com (805) 485-8811
Cats, Inc. Burbank catsatthestudios@yahoo.com
Del Gato Rescue Los Angeles/Orange County delgatorescue@gmail.com (323) 206-6185
DREAM Animal Rescue Mission Viejo 949-484-9228 dreamanimalrescue@gmail.com
East County Animal Rescue San Diego info@eastcountyanimalrescue.org
Familiar Felines San Diego familiarfelinesrescue@gmail.com
Felines & Friends Culver City info@felinesandfriends.org
Feral Cat Caretakers' Coalition Los Angeles (310) 820-4122
FixNation Los Angeles 818.524.2287 info@fixnation.org
Forgotten Animals of Los Angeles North Hollywood 818-985-8121 colerainethebeagle@gmail.com
Forte Animal Rescue Marina Del Rey 310-362-0321
Found Animals Foundation Los Angeles -Foundling Kitten Society Ventura info@foundlingkittensociety.org
Friends for Animals North Hollywood info@friendsforanimals.org
Friends of Cats, Inc. San Diego (619) 561-0361 manager@friendsofcats.org
Fur Baby Rescue Los Angeles (213) 840-0153 FurBabyManager@gmail.com
Furrever Cat Rescue Los Gatos furreverinfo@gmail.com
Furry Friends Foundation Los Angeles 319-692-4155 / (310) 692-4155"
Furry Tail Ending Los Angeles/Orange County
Happy Kitty Rescue Los Angeles meow@thehappykitty.org
Happy Strays Rescue La Canada info@happystrays.org
Hard Knox Rescue Orange County
Heaven on Earth Society for Animals Van Nuys 818-474-2700
Helen Sanders Cat Paws Seal Beach adoptions@helensanderscatpaws.com
Homeless To Forever Foundation Arcadia online form
Homes Fur All Los Angeles online form
Hope for Paws Studio City online form
I Dream of Home Rescue La Verne online form
Inland Valley Humane Society Inland Valley 909-623-9777
Kitt Crusaders Los Angeles info@kittcrusaders.org
Kitten Nursery Club Los Angeles (818) 275-2722
Kitten Rescue Los Angeles
Kitten Rescue Life Escondido (442) 444-0143
Kitty Affinity Los Angeles 512-293-1067 kittyaffinityLA@gmail.com
Kitty Bungalow Los Angeles Meow@kittybungalow.org
Kitty Kommittee Hollywood
Kitty of Angels Los Angeles info@kittyofangels.org
Krazy for Kats Inc. Woodland Hills michele@krazyforkats.org
Kris Kelly Foundation Los Angeles 310.989.8800 info@thekriskellyfoundation.org
L.I.F.E Animal Rescue Los Angeles lifeanimalrescue@gmail.com jcirwin@pacbell.net 818-707-6186
LA Animal Rescue Los Angeles 888-861-6155 info@laar.org
LA Community Cats Los Angeles bberwald18@gmail.com
LA Pets Alive Tarzana lapetsalive@gmail.com (833) 772-2632
LA Kittens Los Angeles online form
Lange Foundation Los Angeles 310-473-5585 info@langefoundation.org (661) 251-5590 st.bonnies@gmail.com
Lifeline for Pets Pasadena 626-676-9505 or 626-797-1753 info@lifelineforpets.org
Little Lion Foundation Long Beach nursery@thelittlelionfoundation.org adopt@thelittlelionfoundation.org
Lori’s Angels Animal Rescue Long Beach (310) 987-1564 lorisangelsrescue@gmail.com
Love Your Feral Felines San Diego (760) 542-8509
Loving Tails Cat Rescue Inland Empire 909-746-9349 lovingtailscatrescue@gmail.com
Mad Love Animal Rescue North Hollywood 213-537-9543 madlovear@gmail.com
Mandy’s Paw Rescue Los Angeles mandyspawsrescue@gmail.com 818-912-0735
MeoowzResQ Orange County (714) 997-0868 office@meoowzresq.org
Milo's Sanctuary Los Angeles info@milossanctuary.org
Much Love Animal Rescue Los Angeles info@muchlove.org
National Cat Protection Society Newport Beach 949-650-1232 newport@natcat.org
Orange Twins Rescue Los Angeles scott@orangetwinsrescue.com
Pasadena Humane Pasadena 626.792.7151
PAW Mission Yucaipa (909) 784-5895 info@thepawmission.org
Paw Parent Lancaster 661.724.0642
Paw Prints in the Sand Orange County info@pawprintsinthesand.org 949-423-3644
Pedro Pet Pals San Pedro info@pedropetpals.com
Perry’s Place (Heaven on Earth) North Hollywood/Chatsworth (818) 474-2700 info@heavenlypets.org
Pet Care Foundation Northridge info@petcarefoundation.org
Pet Orphans of Southern California Van Nuys (818) 901-0190 info@petorphans.org
Pet Pride Cat Shelter Los Angeles (310) 836-5427
Pet Rescue Solutions South El Monte eva@petrescuesolutions.org (626) 758 -1977
Peter Zippi Memorial Fund Hermosa Beach (310) 379-1264
PURRfect Partners (see service locations)
Rebirth Rescue Los Angeles rebirthrescueanimalsanctuary@gmail.com (310) 384-9409
Rescue House San Diego mail@rescuehouse.org (760) 591-1211
Rescue Train Los Angeles 323.899.5640
Rescues Rock Los Angeles (844) MEOW MEOW
Rock 'N Pawz Montebello rocknpawzrescue@gmail.com 213.321.8708
Rory to the Rescue Mission Hills info@rorytotherescue.org
San Gabriel Valley Animal Advocates (SGV LA) El Monte (626) 373-8748 info@sgvaa.org
Sante D'Or Los Angeles (323) 898-8889 info.santedor@gmail.com
Save A Kitty Los Angeles saveakitty08@gmail.com
Save the Meow Meows Yucca Valley (760) 363-0720 savethemeowmeows@outlook.com
Saving Pets One at a Time (SPOT) Oceanside info@SpotSavesPets.org 760.593.7768
Seal Beach Animal Care Center Seal Beach contact@sbacc.org (562) 430-4993
South Bay Adoptions South Bay (714)262-1234 (Lana Yeager, manager) (562)374-6174 (Karen H., assistant) southbayadoptions@gmail.com
Spay-4-LA Los Angeles Book@Spay4LA.org
Stray Cat Alliance Los Angeles
Stray No More Los Angeles CONTACT@STRAYNOMORELA.ORG
Sunny Acres Ranch & Rescue Santa Cruz to Santa Ana contact@sunnyacresranch.org
Surf Cat Rescue Ventura (805) 500-7125
Sweet Pawz and Meow Rescue Pasadena/ Montebello spmrescue2019@gmail.com (626) 244-8223
Tails to the Wind Granada Hills tailstothewind@gmail.com
Tiny Tigers Rescue Los Angeles/ San Diego
Tipped Ears Los Angeles contact@tippedears.org
Too Cute Kitten Rescue Brawley (760) 550-9030 Toocutekittenrescue@gmail.com
Under One Sky Rescue Los Angeles (818) 741-3751 underoneskyrescue@gmail.com
Valley Cats, Inc. Westlake Village (818) 883-5252 valleycatsinc@aol.com (310) 392-5153
Voice for the Animals Foundation Santa Monica info@vftafoundation.org
Wayward Souls Rescue Los Angeles
Wiskers Without Borders Imperial Beach adoptions@whiskerswithoutborders.org
DO NOT SURRENDER YOUR PETS TO THESE SHELTERS:
They have unbelievably high kill rates, sometimes less than a day.
● Baldwin Park Animal Care
● Carson/Gardena Animal Care Center
● Downey Animal Care Center
● North Central Shelter, East Valley Shelter, West Valley Shelter
Rescue Orgs & TNR on Instagram:
● @anthropawlogyrescue
● @savethemeowmeows
● @kittycastlerescuecats
● @kitty.of.angels
● @greyfootcatrescue
● @vccatscratchtnr
● @onelove4pawz
● @valleycatsinc
● @tinytigersrescuela
● @lacatrescue
● @mandyspawsrescue
● @southbayadoptions
● @catcoverescue
● @southbayfelines
● @lifelineforpets
● @foxyskittenrescue
● @lakittensrescue
LA Citywide Cat Program Vets
Places that accept spay/neuter vouchers
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NJLfzxiYm5xFCX1LM1gBqKFSUHvF19Ww/view
Spay/Neuter Assistance:
● LA Animals Services Voucher Program
● Actors and Others
● Peter Zippi Foundation
● Latino Alliance for Animal Care Foundation (Facebook Page)
● Spay4LA
● SNPLA
● Sam Simon Foundation
● Pets for Life (East LA and Boyle Heights)
● FixNation
Los Angeles Low Cost Spay/Neuter Locations
Los Angeles County Pet Voucher Program DACC has developed the Pets Are Family (PAF) community outreach program to help County of Los Angeles residents in need of resources for pet care. You can use this site to check if you are eligible and request a voucher for the following services. Grooming and Boarding Food and Supplies Medical Care Spay/Neuter https://voucher.animalcare.lacounty.gov/
COMMUNITY CATS & TNR ASSISTANCE
Actors and Others for Animals – Can help loan traps and contribute towards the cost of spay/ neuter for community cats.
Alley Cat Allies – Provides extensive resources and educational content for community cats as well as Feral Friends Network that can connect you with individuals and groups that can help with TNR, veterinary services or other local help
California Animal Rescue & Education Sanctuary (CARES) – Based in the Antelope Valley, they have a program called TNR+
Critters Without Litters - located in Bakersfield and offers a community cat TNR program.
Feral Cat Caretakers' Coalition - Programs include TNR and Gold Standard Community Cat Workshops to advocate and teach methods to reduce the intake of feral/stray cats and kittens into the shelter system by teaching and implementing successful “Caretaker based solutions."
Fixnation - FixNation provides free spay and neuter services to homeless, stray, and community cats.
Golden State Humane Society - Feral cat S/N $125. Traps are $140 with a refund upon return. Appointments must be scheduled by phone. They occasionally hold Feral Fridays free feral spay & neuter clinics and these are announced 2 weeks prior on Facebook and Instagram (limited to 30 cats).
Heaven on Earth/ Perry’s Place - based in North Hollywood, their SpayShip Transport Program helps facilitate the spay/neuter of community and owned cats. Our free services include transportation to FixNation, where they are altered, trapping assistance, and public education.
Humane Society of Ventura County - provides TNR and trap loaning services to local residents.
Inland Valley Humane Society & S.P. C.A - offers TNR services to residents living in our service cities. (Chino, Chino Hills, Covina, Claremont, Diamond Bar, Glendora, La Verne, Montclair, Ontario, Pomona, San Dimas, La Habra, and the unincorporated areas of San Bernardino County including West End, San Antonio Heights, and Mt. Baldy)
Kitten Rescue Los Angeles - They provide TNR assistance for communities in and around Los Angeles, and teach people how to manage and care for feral cat colonies.
Kitty Bungalow - provides the community with access to free TNR services as well as a kitten socialization facility.
Krazy for Kats - based in Woodland Hills, offering rescue, adoption programs, TNR (trap-neuter-return), and the establishment of a safe sanctuary for cats.
Long Beach Spay and Neuter Foundation – helping animals in Long Beach with trap-neuter-release, foster, adoption and feral colony management
Luxe Paws - TNR in the following areas: Silver Lake/Virgil Village/Rampart Village/Los Feliz/East Hollywood: 90026/90029/90027/90039. Echo Park/Elysian Park/Chinatown: 90026/90012/90015.
Orange County Animal Allies - OCCATS (Orange County Cares About Cats) program provides feral fix spay/neuter vouchers and resources for trap-neuter-release (TNR).
Ontario Spay and Neuter – Low-cost spay/ neuter for community cats.
Pasadena Humane – offers a limited amount of Trap-Neuter Return-Monitor (TNRM) appointments for free-roaming community cats who reside in one of our 11 service cities each month.
Puurfect Partners - based in Redondo Beach, they can help with advice, spay and neuter support, TNR (trap-neuter- return), website adoption listings and showing cats from the community at our adoption center. Please contact us for more information.
Rescue Train - provides a free monthly mobile spay/neuter clinic for feral and stray cats in the greater Los Angeles Area
San Gabriel Valley Animal Advocates – Assists with TNR
Simi Valley Non-Profit Spay Neuter Clinic – Low-cost spay/ neuter clinic offering free spay/ neuter for feral cats.
South Gate Cats - TNR services in the cities of Bell, Bell Gardens, Commerce, Compton, Cudahy, Downey, Huntington Park, Lynwood, Maywood, South Gate, Vernon, Walnut Park, CA.
Spay California - A referral database of low cost spay/neuter services for the State of California, which includes vets that offer free and low cost spay/ neuter for feral cats.
Stray Cat Alliance - Care for Community Cats program provides targeted trap-neuter-return (TNR) and expert guidance to members of the public on related issues.
Stray Paws Animal Haven – Based in South El Monte, they work at reducing stray animal population through TNR (trap neuter return), medical rehab, transport, relocation, networking and education.
Tipped Ears – Helps with TNR in Compton, CA.
The Cat Cove - based in Long Beach they have TNR projects where they feed, give fresh water and monitor the feral cats each day.
The Cat People - Based in Bakersfield, they offer a TNR trap free rental program.
The Herman Bennet Foundation’s Spay/Neuter Voucher Program allows all cat colony caregivers to have access to spay/neuter services at several locations throughout Ventura County.
The TNR Project – 100% grassroots community group of independent volunteers and self-help trappers in the San Gabriel Valley
TNR Riverside – Helps with TNR in Riverside, CA.
Financial Assistance
■ Actors and Others for Animals
■ Birch Bark Foundation
■ Brown Dog Foundation
■ Care Credit (not affiliated with C.A.R.E.-care4pets.org)
■ City of Los Angeles - Free/Low Cost Spay/Neuter Vouchers
■ Cody's Club
■ Corgi Aid - assistance to Corgi dogs
■ Dog Tales
■ Face4Pets - Financial grants for pets in need of emergency veterinary care
■ Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance
■ Financial Aid for Pets - Best Friends
■ Fix Nation - Spay/Neuter Assistance for Stray/Homeless/Feral Kitties
■ GoFundMe GiveForward for pets acquired by GoFundMe
■ Holiday Humane Society - Low Cost Veterinary
■ Labrador Harbor - assistance to Labrador dogs
■ Labrador Lifeline - assistance to Labrador dogs
■ Magic Bullet Fund - Fighting Canine Cancer
■ Onyx and Breezy Foundation
■ Paws/LA
■ Red Rover Relief Fund - emergency medical/financial aid
■ RuffRescue
■ Saddleback Valley Humane Society & SPCA
■ Shakespeare Animal Fund - helping pets and people in need
■ Speaking for Spot - extensive list of financial assistance resources
■ Star Relief and Pet Assistance
■ The Pet Fund - financial assistance for veterinary care
EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMAL INFO
A person can legally have more than one emotional support animal (ESA) if each animal is necessary for a distinct disability-related need and is supported by documentation from a licensed mental health professional. While there is no federal limit on the number of ESAs, a landlord can deny an accommodation for multiple animals if it would create an undue burden or fundamentally alter the housing program.
If you are mentally healthy and financially able to commit to 15-20 years don’t let your landlord stop you from fostering or adopting.
Requirements for multiple ESAs
Documentation is key: You will need separate documentation for each ESA from a licensed mental health professional. This documentation must clearly state the specific need each animal serves for your disability.
Justify the need: The justification must show that each animal is essential for a separate aspect of your disability-related needs.
Landlord can ask for more info: A landlord can request additional information to verify that the request for multiple animals is reasonable for the specific housing unit and program.
Limitations
Reasonable accommodation: A landlord is only required to provide a "reasonable accommodation." If multiple animals create a significant negative impact, like causing damage to the property, the accommodation may be denied.
No federal number limit: There is no federal law that limits the number of ESAs a person can have. The ability to have multiple ESAs is a reasonable accommodation under the Fair Housing Act.
State and local laws: You should also check if any state or local laws have specific rules regarding multiple ESAs.
I Found Kittens Outside! What should I do?
Q: Help! I found kittens outside! Now what?
A: Observe first! Do the kittens look sick? (Inflamed eyes, emaciated, lethargic, wounded, etc.) If yes, go to next paragraph. If the kittens look healthy, do not move them. Mama cat offers the best chance for the kittens’ survival and is likely out hunting and will return. Monitor the kittens for 8 to 12 hours to see if mom comes back. If mom doesn’t come back, go to next paragraph. If mom comes back, let mom care for the kittens until they are 8 weeks old. Contact local rescue organizations to see if you can find placement for the whole family (list below). If you cannot find any rescues that have room, once the kittens are old enough you will need to TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) the whole family. It’s hard to return kittens to the street, but they will suffer a far worse fate at shelters (never ever take them to Baldwin Park, Carson/Gardena, Downey, or North Central shelters). Remember though, iIf the kittens are 8 weeks old and mom is feral, you can separate them and take the kittens to a rescue and just TNR mom. Read more here:
- ASPCA: what to do if you find kittens outside
- AlleyCat Rescue: finding kittens outdoors
- Fearless Kitty Rescue: help with kittens
- Best Friends: what to do if you found kittens
Q: I found an orphaned kitten and it’s sick or too young for TNR.
A: If mom doesn’t come back for 8-12 hours or if the kittens are sick/hurt, it’s time for intervention. You are now it’s best chance for survival! Consider fostering the little kiddo until it can find a forever home. In Los Angeles, 90% of the nearly 34,000 kittens entering our shelters each year come in March through October, called “kitten season.” Even if you can just foster your orphaned baby until after kitten season, your new friend will have a much better chance of finding a home. The above links have resources for kitten care. You can try contacting rescues (below) after kitten season to find placement, and you can also look for adopters on your own via facebook groups like Southern California Cat and Kitten Rescue Network 2.0.
Q: I found a feral that needs TNR. What do I do?
A: Learn about TNR from Fixnation here. You can do it yourself with a local vet, or you can try contacting these local TNR orgs:
- FixNation: (818) 524-2287
- Spay Neuter Project LA: (310) 574-5555
- ASPCA Spay/Neuter Clinic: (844) 692-7722
- TNR Now
- @southgatecats on instagram
- @southbayfelines on instagram
- @vccatscratchtnr on instagram
WARNING
Abusers and dog fighters look for free pets on ND. People look for kittens to feed to their snakes. Please ask a rescue to help you screen potential adopters. Ask for an adoption fee, a contract, and definitely a home check, BEFORE you hand him/her over, not at the same time. Take a photo of their drivers license. Always deliver the pet after you have done the home check. And revisit the home 2 weeks after the adoption to be sure all is well. If there is push back at any point, this is a red flag. Never hand a pet over in a parking lot or public place. Abusers will often send a woman and children to give the appearance of a “family” adopting. Sorry to say this goes on daily. Check everyone’s profile on facebook/Nextdoor to if their profile has recently been created (big red flag).
CITY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SERVICES CITYWIDE CAT SPAY NEUTER PROGRAM
AMAZING SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE
14800 S. Western Ave STE 102
Gardena CA 90249 (310) 908-0510
ASPCA
1850 60TH ST
Los Angeles CA 90047 (844) 692-7722
CAMP - Harbor
957 N. Gaffey Street
San Pedro CA 90731 (310) 241-0768
CAMP - Jefferson Park
3612 11TH AVE
Los Angeles CA 90018 (310) 574-5555
CAMP - Mission Hills
ANIMAL SHELTER: WEST VALLEY
15321 Brand Blvd
Mission Hills CA 91345
(310) 574-5555
CAMP - San Pedro
359 West 7th ST
San Pedro CA 90731
(310) 574-5555
Castillo Animal Veterinary
Dr. Daniela Castillo
10316 Sepulveda Blvd #117
Mission Hills CA 91342
(213) 732-2683
castilloanimalvegan
COMMUNITY ANIMAL TREATMENT CENTER Dr. Peyvand Silverman
2706 W. Burbank Blvd
Burbank CA 91505
(818) 330-3403
Downtown Dog Rescue
5270 Atlantic Blvd
Maywood CA 90270
(323) 880-8250
East Chapman Veterinary Center Dr. Shayda
4250 E. Champman Ave
Orange CA 92869 (714) 633-9780
Family Veterinary Inc. Mobile Vet Dr. Gregory Shukhman, DVM VARIOUS LOCATIONS
Los Angeles CA
(818) 439-4096
FIXNATION VENTURA COUNTY Dr. Kerri Anderson
557 Santa Clara ST
Fillmore CA 93015 (818) 524-2287
Heaven on Earth Soc for Animals
20655 Plummer ST
Chatsworth CA 91311 (818) 527-1344
Occupuppy Project, The
Dr. Alexander Taub
460 E Pleasant Valley Rd
Port Hueneme CA 93041 (805) 874-1333
Paw Mission, The
13229 7th PL
Yucaipa CA 92399
(909) 784-5895
Pet Alliance Wellness Center
7660 Clybourn Ave
Sun Valley CA 91352
(818) 683-7292
QUALITY ANIMAL CLINIC
Dr. Catherine Harrison
7625 Crenshaw Blvd
Los Angeles CA 90043
(323) 920-7448
Shelter Veterinary-Value Vet
11361 W. Pico Blvd
Los Angeles CA 90064
(310) 473-4295
Simi Valley NonProfit Spay & Neuter Clinic Dr. Diane Bentz
1659 E. Los Angeles Ave
Simi Valley CA 93065
(805) 584-3823
ANIMAL SHELTER: Mobile Vet
9854 National Blvd #400
Los Angeles CA 90034
(888) 772-9452
Stray Cat Alliance
3612 11th Ave
Los Angeles CA 90018
(310) 853-0377
Stray Paws Animal Haven
9858 Rush ST
El Monte CA 91733
(424) 350-8113
Value Veterinary Services-CP
Dr. L. Davidson
21724-B Sherman Way
Canoga Park CA 91303
(818) 592-0092
WesternU Spay & Neuter Center - N. Central
3201 Lacy Street
Los Angeles CA 90031
(323) 686-5000
THE VALUE OF THE CITYWIDE CAT VOUCHER IS $70 FOR MALE/FEMALE STERILIZAITONS
Please select a veterinary hospital from the above listing for surgery of the citywide cat. The value of the Citywide Cat Voucher covers the cost of the surgery only. Any other services will be at your own cost. If you take the cat to a non-participating veterinary hospital you will be required to pay the entire cost of the sterilization.
