Projects tagged with "dogs"

Donate an item from Pasadena Humane Society's Amazon Wish List to be delivered directly to the shelter!

Occasionally a client will become too ill to walk his/her dog and will need help. Dog-walking assignments are given to volunteers who live in the immediate vicinity of the client. If no volunteer is available, we will find a volunteer as close as possible. This assignment is on an "as needed" basis.

Looking to adopt a dog? The Southern California Labrador Retriever Rescue has plenty of Labs that are in need of a home! SCLRR is a non-profit rescue, adoption and referral organization, dedicated to placing unwanted and abandoned Labradors in new homes. Their goal is to match each of our rescued Labs with just the right family in the hopes that each new home will be a permanent one. Currently they serve most of Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties. SCLRR also serve the coastal communities of Santa Barbara County from Goleta south to the Ventura County border and, in the southwestern corner of San Bernardino County we serve the cities of Chino, Chino Hills, Upland and Rancho Cucamonga—dependent on volunteer availability. If you'd like to find out more and potentially adopt one of these wonderful dogs, please visit their website.

Please consider opening your home to a Lab in need with the Southern California Labrador Retriever Rescue! Fostering is important, fun and a great way to help out at no cost to you. SCLRR will provide veterinary care, food, and equipment for your foster dog. They ask their foster families to treat the foster dog as they would their own pet – with love, attention, discipline, and structure. Aside from regular day-to-day care (feeding, grooming, exercise), the responsibilities of a foster home may include basic training, socialization and evaluation, and of course plenty of playtime and snuggling. If you live in Los Angeles, Orange, or Ventura County, in a coastal community of Santa Barbara County between Goleta and the Ventura County line, or in the southwestern corner of San Bernardino County in Upland, Chino, Chino Hills, Rancho Cucamonga, Victorville, Apple Valley or Hesperia, consider becoming a Lab Rescue foster parent! For more information check out their website!

SCLRR is looking for volunteers to serve as family representatives. Family representatives help them by doing home visits, then matching approved families with available Labs. Without volunteers to homecheck families, they couldn't know that their foster dogs would find safe and loving homes. They need people who live in Los Angeles, Orange, or Ventura County, in a coastal community of Santa Barbara County between Goleta and the Ventura County line, or in the southwestern corner of San Bernardino County in Upland, Chino, Chino Hills, Rancho Cucamonga, Victorville, Apple Valley or Hesperia to become family rep volunteers! For more information and to apply, please check out their website!

Southern California Labrador Retriever Rescue, Inc. was started in early 1998. Since then, they have grown from their initial seven volunteer members to nearly 150 volunteers who work throughout Southern California assisting Labrador Retrievers in need. They are completely dependent on donations and since they have no paid staff, all contributions are put toward caring for the dogs. They would appreciate all donations, both large and small! To donate, please visit their website,

For over 30 years, The Amanda Foundation has been rescuing dogs and cats from city and country shelters around Los Angeles and finding them loving homes. The organization is a safe haven for homeless dogs and cats, where they receive the care and love they deserve, as well as the medical attention so many so often need. Be an “I Rescued” family, and give one of their orphan dogs or cats a furrever home. Browse their adorable pets on their website and contact them to begin the adoption process.

Fostering is a vital part of The Amanda Foundation's mission, providing temporary homes for animals awaiting adoption. Whether it’s caring for a mother and her newborn litter or offering a safe haven for an injured pet, fostering saves lives. If you’re interested in opening your heart and home to a furry friend in need, please contact them to learn more about their fostering program.

For over 30 years, The Amanda Foundation has been rescuing dogs and cats from city and country shelters around Los Angeles and finding them loving homes. The organization is a safe haven for homeless dogs and cats, where they receive the care and love they deserve, as well as the medical attention so many so often need. Support the Amanda Foundation so that they can continue offering incredible care and finding amazing homes for their shelter animals. Visit their website to make a donation.

Ready to invite a furry friend into your home? Consider adopting a Brittany Foundation doggy! Fill out the adoption application on their website to get started and visit their Instagram (@thebrittanyfoundation) to see the available pups.

The Brittany Foundation houses many special needs dogs at their sanctuary. Most of these dogs are available for adoption, but due to age, medical issues, or emotional issues, it's unlikely that they will be placed. These dogs are expected to spend the remainder of their lives at the sanctuary. Veterinary expenses for these dogs are significantly higher than average. Sponsoring these dogs is a great way to offer direct help to their special needs pups, even if you can't adopt right now. To make a one-time or recurring monthly donation in support of these dogs please visit their website.

Volunteering is a great way to offer direct help to our dogs. You get to see first-hand the difference you're making. They have volunteer hours daily from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Volunteers walk dogs, play with dogs, sit with our seniors, and help with other tasks around "The Ranch".

Volunteering is a great way to offer help to The Brittany Foundation. The Boy Scouts, Girls Scouts, and Elks are welcome whether you want to come down and provide hands-on work or wish to create a special fundraising effort through your organization. They are flexible, creative, and open to your ideas.

Volunteering is a great way to offer direct help to their dogs. You get to see first-hand the difference you're making. One way to do that is through volunteering at adoption events, where they match dogs with new families. If you'd like to help at an upcoming event please contact them at [email protected] and visit their website for more information.

The Real Bark is a registered 501c3 non-profit dog rescue group in Los Angeles. Please consider fostering and taking a dog into your home while they are looking hard for a permanent home for them. This is a great opportunity to spend time with a dog and not have the expense of ownership. Please go to their website at www.therealbark.org and fill out an application.

Looking to adopt a dog or cat? The Real Bark has a number of furry friends to choose from! Please check out their website to apply and see all the special friends they having waiting to find a new home.

It takes a team and a whole heap of giving to make The Real Bark the rescue it is. They are always on the lookout for new volunteers to help with the day to day care of their animals and running of their rescue. Do you love spending time with animals? Maybe it’s joining them for weekly mobile events or taking pups out for some outdoor adventures! If you would like to volunteer, please check out their website.

The Real Bark has been taking discarded, abused, and forgotten lives into their own – healing them – and gently placing them back on a path toward a NEW protected + celebrated life. THOUSANDS to date, from the Streets, the Shelters, even other Countries. There is daily urgent need for Rescue in our world. And with the recent wildfires, The Real Bark needs your help now more than ever! Please consider donating to their Gofundme page.

Are you hard of hearing and looking for a service dog? The Sam Simon Foundation has plenty of dogs they can match you with! Even if you're looking for a non-service dog to adopt, they have a couple career change dogs as well. Check out their dogs and start the application process on their website.

Not all outstanding dogs can meet the demands of becoming Assistance Dogs; however, they make wonderful pets. Coined ‘Career Change Dogs’, these young dogs make the pivot to a “career” of leisure and play as companion pets. Check out their dogs and start the application process on their website.