pet adoption

Start the summer with a shaggy sweetheart at your side.

Calling the later part of springtime “carnival season” isn’t a stretch, not when so many schools roll out the adorable booths and nostalgic games, a whimsical way to stage a sunny send-off to summertime. But it isn’t only schoolkids who get to enjoy a carnival staged in their honor: Dozens of cats in the Crown City will again be...

Certified veterinarian, Dr. Sarah Cortright, introduces California Live’s Jessica Vilchis to our May “Pet of the Month” looking for their fur-ever home! Pet parents also learn some spring and summer safety tips.

Adorable pooches posed before a glittery backdrop, gave kisses, and strutted their stuff in San Diego.

The animal center is waiving fees for dog adoptions to celebrate the good news.

The Riverside County Department of Animal Services is waiving customary adoption fees at all county shelters, starting Wednesday in its latest push to clear the shelters.

In the wake of Southern California’s devastating wildfires, Pasadena Humane is calling on the community to help ease its overcrowded kennels by adopting a dog or a puppy at no cost.

Following the devastating wildfires, Pasadena Humane is calling on the community to help ease its overcrowded kennels by adopting a dog at no cost.

The Bloc partners with Pups Without Borders to host a wellness event combining yoga and adoptable dogs.

As French bulldogs top the list of LA’s favorite breeds, experts emphasize the importance of adoption amid a worsening shelter crisis.

The center played a critical role during and after the Eaton Fire; find out how to give back.

The shelter hopes to find forever homes for bigger dogs, including strays from the Eaton Fire, by March 18.

Best Friends Animal Society is celebrating love by offering free pet adoptions from Feb. 14 to 17 and special Valentine’s Day sleepovers.

Best Friends Animal Society has been taking adoptable animals on the road, with heartwarming results.

Pasadena Humane is hoping to place larger pups in forever homes in honor of its new parade float.

Adopt a beautiful black cat for $13 at the Raymond Avenue animal center.

Make for Dana Point, Marina del Rey, Oxnard, and Ventura to enjoy the lights-on-the-water tradition.

Six felines are vying to be chosen the queen or king of the Kitty Catnip Court at the Tail Town Cat Café.

Oh so sweet: Meet a new bestie at the West LA center in the days following Thanksgiving.

Connect with a new bestie — age 5 and over — and the animal center will waive adoption fees.