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Showing posts with label downtown dog rescue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label downtown dog rescue. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Brandon Fouche dog behaviorist and aggression expert Fundraiser appearance.

Don't miss this unique chance to learn from the master of dog rehab.  Brandon Fouche is an expert on dealing with dog aggression and has helped countless shelter and rescue dogs find their way back into a normal life.  

Brandon is donating his time for this special fundraising event to raise money towards FREE S/N and microchips for the under-served communities in South Los Angeles.  All ticket sales will go to this purpose.  

This event is being co-sponsored by SAAFLA, Downtown Dog Rescue, The Fouche Way, Planet Speck and Council member Jan Perry.

Tickets are available now at the www.saafla.org website. Special low rates for students, shelter employees and volunteers.



Sunday, June 24, 2012

SAAFLA fundraising to help inner-city dogs continues...



First this is a really great video describing probably the biggest problem we see in LA, the overwhelming number of Pit Bulls in the shelters and on the streets.  Lori Weise founder of Downtown Dog Rescue has dedicated her life to helping the low-income areas of LA and educating the public about Pit Bulls and responsible dog guardianship. Lori and Dogman have been working together providing FREE dog training for Pit Bulls at the Coliseum in Downtown LA on Sunday mornings.
For more info: www.downtowndogrescue.org

SAAFLA is continuing to raise funds for the worthwhile endeavor of providing free services to low-income communities working closely with LAAS, Downtown Dog Rescue, The Amanda Foundation and others to provide free Spay & Neuter, free vaccinations, and free microchipping!  These services are being provided at the Yo Watts recreation center on a monthly basis through July 2012.

However, after July we are still looking forward to continuing to provide these much needed services to the communities who need them the most and who can't afford them. Stay tuned for further projects that will educate you, inspire you and provide for the animals who need help.

Btw, if you haven't seen the documentary Street Dogs of South Central, you really should!  It's a beautifully done film that captures the problem and why we need to help.  There are so many animals who may actually have a home, but get out and wander the streets because they are not fixed. Their families don't realize that their dog may end up at the shelter and ultimately killed.  To find out the next screening of this doc go to www.streetdogsmovie.com.

Let's not judge, let's fix it! Let's S/N every dog we can and microchip every dog that is S/N. It's pretty simple and it makes a huge impact on the community! Let's work together to solve this very solvable problem!

You can donate towards this goal at www.saafla.org. Thank you!

Lola
The Doggie Matchmaker

Monday, May 14, 2012

Limited Seating, Screening Tix on Sale Now!


Buy your tickets online at http:www.saafla.org
Great food and drink
Great documentary film
Great speakers
Great items for silent auction
Great singer Katrina Parker
All of this for a mere $35!
Don't miss it!


Buy Tickets in advance

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Regal senior dog Nicky is looking to Chillax with you! He's a GREAT guy!




This poor senior dog desperately needs a safe, loving foster. If you can help please contact Lori at lori@modernica.net

Nicky had a nice simple life in South LA, his owner, a retired woman walked him on the same block near Central Ave twice a day every day until one day she stopped. Her neighbor was concerned and found Nicky abandoned in the yard. The owner had gone into the hospital and the adult children didn’t want Nicky. He went to what was supposed to be a temporary home with 15+ other dogs, some very aggressive. Sadly, Nicky was attacked and almost killed by one of the dogs. With no money and no hope, Downtown Dog Rescue paid for three surgeries to piece together Nicky’s neck. He is completely healed, amazingly is fine with other dogs including small dogs, he just doesn’t want to be bothered or jostled around by other dogs. Ideally we are looking for a quiet home where he can live with another old dog. Nicky is fine with cats. Please e-mail Lori@modernica.net

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Downtown Dog Rescue - plea for a homeless dog owner

Downtown Dog Rescue is looking for a van or camper that runs for a homeless dog owner. If you have one to donate, please call Sandy @ 818.407.4145. Your donation will help this man keep his two dogs safe and out of the South LA shelter...and it's a tax write off for you! Please share since we only have two weeks to get this man a van or his dogs will be taken from him.

Thank you for caring enough to read this plea!