Paws, Presents, and Second Chances for L.A. Shelter Dogs
Christmas arrived ahead of schedule this year for hundreds of shelter dogs across Los Angeles. The Karen Cooper Foundation delivered Santa sacks filled with toys and treats to all six L.A. City Animal Services centers are bringing a rare moment of joy to animals who often spend the holidays overlooked.
In total, more than 1,100 toys were distributed. Each one was meant to do more than entertain. The goal was simple: to give shelter dogs something special while reminding the public that these animals are still waiting for homes.
Space in city shelters remains a constant challenge. Every adoption makes room for another animal in need, and staff hope events like this help turn attention into action. L.A. Animal Services continues to encourage residents to get involved through adoption, fostering, volunteering, or donating. Each effort helps ease the strain on shelters and improves the lives of animals waiting for a second chance.
Those interested in learning more or supporting the department can visit LAAnimalServices.com.
#LACityResidents #LAAnimalServices
In total, more than 1,100 toys were distributed. Each one was meant to do more than entertain. The goal was simple: to give shelter dogs something special while reminding the public that these animals are still waiting for homes.
Space in city shelters remains a constant challenge. Every adoption makes room for another animal in need, and staff hope events like this help turn attention into action. L.A. Animal Services continues to encourage residents to get involved through adoption, fostering, volunteering, or donating. Each effort helps ease the strain on shelters and improves the lives of animals waiting for a second chance.
Those interested in learning more or supporting the department can visit LAAnimalServices.com.
#LACityResidents #LAAnimalServices