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They say one of these bullies is worth $500k. Do you think this is okay?… Reducing animals to property values? Classifying animals as property only allows for the mistreatment, abuse, and neglect to go on. We need to vilify this type of behavior as it surrounds animals, just as we do as it surrounds pedophiles and other atrociously unethical human behaviors.
Coyotes are a well-established presence throughout Los Angeles, including urban and midcity areas. The LA Urban Coyote Project and other studies have documented their adaptability and integration into urban environments. Coyotes are highly resourceful, often relying on food sources such as garbage, pet food, and small pets found in residential areas. Their presence is maintained by the availability of these resources, making it essential for residents to take precautions.
For the safety of small pets, it is highly recommended to keep them indoors, especially during dawn and dusk when coyotes are most active. If you must take your pets outside, ensure they are on a leash and under direct supervision. This advice is crucial to prevent encounters that could lead to harm for your pets or attract coyotes closer to human habitations.
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Van Nuys woman who lost arm in dog attack gets $7.5 million from city of L.A.
A Van Nuys woman whose arm was amputated after she was attacked by a dog adopted from a city animal shelter will receive up to $7.5 million in a settlement approved by the Los Angeles City Council on Friday.
Argelia Alvarado, 74, was severely injured by a pit bull named O’Gee in her backyard in September 2020.
Alvarado’s son, Brent, had adopted O’Gee from the city’s East Valley Animal Shelter. The dog had arrived there in May 2020 after biting a jogger in both arms, according to a lawsuit Alvarado filed against the city, alleging negligence.
On June 13, 2020, a supervisor at the shelter approved putting O’Gee in the main kennels, and the next day, a different supervisor allowed him to be listed for adoption to the public, the lawsuit said.
The lawsuit alleged that shelter staff failed to provide Brent with written notice of O’Gee’s bite history, as required by state law.
The attack on Alvarado “lasted at least 20 minutes and was a savage mauling in which both of Plaintiff Argelia’s arms were brutally shredded, with her right arm broken into pieces and almost entirely severed above her elbow,” according to the lawsuit filed in July 2021.
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T H E S T R E S S F U L S H E LT E R E N V I R O N M E N T
The shelter environment can be complex for dogs with its inherent stresses and challenges. Shelter staff and volunteers must vigilantly monitor signs of fear, anxiety, and stress. By doing so, they can provide timely interventions to improve the dogs’ welfare, enhance their adoptability, and create a safer, more harmonious shelter environment.
• Shelters are new and unfamiliar places for many dogs. The sudden change from their previous environment to a shelter can be overwhelming, causing significant stress and anxiety.
• Shelters are often noisy with the sounds of other animals, people, and activities. This constant noise can be unsettling for dogs, especially those with sensitive hearing or those not used to such an environment.
• Dogs in shelters have often been separated from their previous owners or caregivers. This separation can lead to feelings of abandonment and increase stress levels.
• In shelters, dogs may have limited space and little privacy. They might feel confined, which can add to their stress, especially for those used to larger living spaces.
• Being surrounded by other dogs, some of which may be aggressive or fearful, can heighten a dog’s anxiety. The constant presence of unknown dogs can be intimidating and stressful.
• Dogs thrive on routine. The unpredictable nature of shelter environments, with different feeding times, exercise schedules, and interactions, can add to their anxiety and fear.
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BOLDO -
4 yr. old, 57 lb. Neutered Male
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Los Angeles animal shelters are adjusting some policies after a longtime staff member was seriously mauled by a dog last month, the city’s animal services chief said Tuesday.
The city will retire its “red list” for animals in danger of euthanasia, Staycee Dains, general manager of Los Angeles Animal Services, told the LAAS board during its regular meeting Tuesday.
The red list — which was used for animals who need immediate adoption as they are in danger of being euthanized — will be replaced by a “Needs Rescue List” for animals who are at risk of euthanasia and are demonstrating that they are suffering, Dains said.
The department will also maintain a euthanasia list for animals who have been approved for the procedure. Only New Hope partners — rescue groups with an ongoing relationship with the city — will be allowed to take animals on the euthanasia list.
Both lists will be publicly available on the LAAS website.
“Please understand that we’re doing this in a time of crisis. This is not how we want to manage animals,” Dains told the board, adding that protocols may be changed in the future if the overcrowding crisis at the city’s six shelters subsides.”
The shelters will also institute a buddy system for volunteers or staff handling troubled animals.
On May 31, kennel supervisor Leslie Corea, a longtime LAAS employee, was severely injured by a dog at the Harbor Shelter in San Pedro.
Dains said Corea suffered a Level 5 bite, the second-most serious dog bite. “Level 6 is death,” she said. Brie, the dog who bit Corea, had entered the shelter 62 days prior to the incident as a stray and was struggling to adjust there. She was placed on the list for euthanasia, but was scheduled to see a private rescue group the day of the attack.
We haven’t posted this one for a little while 😝 fostering saves lives! Sign up to be a foster home today at the link in our bio. 💖
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Leo is a three-year-old shepherd looking for his forever family. 🥰
If that might be you, please email us at [email protected]. 🏁
Leo needs to be the only dog in the home. 🖤
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BOARD OF ANIMAL SERVICES COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
Tuesday, June 11, 2024
9:30 a.m.
LOS ANGELES CITY HALL, ROOM 1060
200 NORTH SPRING STREET
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90012
Public Comment Will Be Taken Both In-Person and Remotely via Teleconference
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LARRY GROSS
President
ALISON McBETH-FEATHERSTONE
Vice-President
OLIVIA E. GARCIA
JAMES JENSVOLD
JAMES JOHNSON
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Wassup, y’all! I’m Twain! 🤩🫶🏻
🖤 My birthday is around March 2018, which makes me six years old
🖤 I am looking for a foster and forever home in Los Angeles, California!
🖤I am a free spirit. I love to run and romp around the yard with you, then snuggle up for a nice nap on a big, fluffy bed. Will you play tug with me? It’s my favorite game.
🖤I am an American pitbull terrier, but I could also be a staffy! One thing is for sure: I’m all pittie love! Do you have the space in your heart and home for me to join in on the fun?
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Beezy’s Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit charity foundation focused on the welfare and advocacy of animals everywhere. We are dedicated to alleviating suffering, providing knowledgeable education, and advocating for those without a voice. Located in Los Angeles, California, we are a foster-based dog rescue, preventing dogs from entering and dying in the shelter system.
CAMP’s June mobile vaccine clinic calendar is now available. 🚑☀️🐾 Please share to keep pets happy and healthy in L.A.! We offer low cost pet vaccines, deworming, microchips, nail trims, and other services for cats and dogs.
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• All medium/large dogs on a leash (small dogs can be carried).
• Bring chairs, snacks, and water for you and your pets.
• Please bring all past pet vaccine records.
• If possible, please keep your cats in a cooled vehicle with another person until it is time for their vaccines. 😸🚙
• $10 Vaccine clinic service fee per pet
We recommend arriving early. All cats and dogs are welcome. SAVE AND SHARE FOR LATER! 🚀
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Euthanasia for behavior is a difficult and complicated topic, both in and out of the shelter, and it’s something that we do not talk about enough. It’s one of the harsh realities of animal welfare, and the only way that we can ever break the stigma around it is to talk about it.
Most organizations simply do not have the resources to care for a dog who has displayed aggression. Behavior modification is a slow and often expensive process, luxuries that most organizations do not have. Even with all of the resources in the world, there are dogs who are suffering so greatly from fear and anxiety that an acceptable quality of life just isn’t possible. It’s not fair for a dog to spend every waking moment terrified or panicking, or for a dog to harm themselves out of anxiety or compulsivity.
We have to think of the humans, too. Will the level of resources necessary to give a dog an acceptable quality of life be realistic or fair to ask of an adopter? Are we putting the human caretakers, their families, their friends and neighbors in danger? Are we setting an adopter up for failure and heartbreak that could be prevented because we don’t want to make that euthanasia decision ourselves?
Our new foster guidebook is up on our website for download. 🫶🏻 Beezysrescue.org/resources. Thank you!
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Beezy’s Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit charity foundation focused on the welfare and advocacy of animals everywhere. We are dedicated to alleviating suffering, providing knowledgeable education, and advocating for those without a voice. Located in Los Angeles, California, we are a foster-based dog rescue, preventing dogs from entering and dying in the shelter system.
Be sure to check out the free resources section of our website ❤️🔥
Is there anything that you’d like to see added? 🫶🏻
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Beezy’s Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit charity foundation focused on the welfare and advocacy of animals everywhere. We are dedicated to alleviating suffering, providing knowledgeable education, and advocating for those without a voice. Located in Los Angeles, California, we are a foster-based dog rescue, preventing dogs from entering and dying in the shelter system.
Please do your due diligence when selecting a non-profit organization to support. Anyone can start a non-profit, but not everyone will do it legally, ethically, and responsibly. This new story from San Bernadino highlights the importantance of knowing who you are sending and selecting dogs to and fro!
Nearly 70 dogs were rescued from a home in unincorporated San Bernardino County over the weekend. Deputies arrived at the 39200 block of North Shore Drive around 10 a.m. Saturday following a report of animal cruelty. They found dogs in cages inside a U-Haul truck and numerous others in poor condition throughout the property. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department is handling the case.
We are fundraising for food! 🥳🤩 You can help us out by making a one-time donation, becoming a monthly sponsor, or shipping us a bag straight from our wishlist. Links in bio. 🥰
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Beezy’s Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit charity foundation focused on the welfare and advocacy of animals everywhere. We are dedicated to alleviating suffering, providing knowledgeable education, and advocating for those without a voice. Located in Los Angeles, California, we are a foster-based dog rescue, preventing dogs from entering and dying in the shelter system.
Up now on our website 🫶🏻 link in bio, under “resources”
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Beezy’s Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit charity foundation focused on the welfare and advocacy of animals everywhere. We are dedicated to alleviating suffering, providing knowledgeable education, and advocating for those without a voice. Located in Los Angeles, California, we are a foster-based dog rescue, preventing dogs from entering and dying in the shelter system.
This happened on Friday at the Harbor shelter. 🫠
According to LA times…
“A senior Los Angeles city employee was badly mauled by a dog Friday at a shelter in San Pedro, an incident that follows growing concern about overcrowded and unhealthy conditions for dogs at the city’s animal shelters. Leslie Corea, a kennel supervisor at Harbor Animal Shelter, told The Times on Saturday that she was getting a dog out of its kennel to show to a rescue group when it “flipped out” and attacked her leg.”
Please, LAAS and general manager Staycee Dains, please hire certified trainers to help you. 😫 This can be entirely preventable! Dogs do not bite out of the blue, and there must be signs that are being missed by senior managers at our city shelters. Please think about and invest in education. Or your taxpayers are paying the price to the tune of millions of dollars!!! Please hire people who can run proper assessments. Please stop cutting budgets and funding to departments that are clearly understaffed, underserved, and undertrained!
As we say at , AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH A POUND OF CURE.
Say NO to events that allow the public to interact with puppies💔
Say NO to puppy yoga 💔
Puppy yoga is considered unethical for several reasons:
1. Sleep Deprivation: Puppies need a lot of sleep for healthy growth. During yoga sessions, they are often kept awake and moved around, preventing them from resting properly. This can lead to stress and long-term health issues.
2. Lack of Basic Needs: In many classes, puppies are not given enough water to avoid accidents, which can pose serious health risks. The environments are often noisy and chaotic, which is stressful for young puppies.
3. Improper Socialization: Proper socialization should be calm and controlled. Puppy yoga sessions are often overstimulating and do not allow for positive interactions, using puppies more as props rather than helping their development.
4. Health Risks: Young puppies have developing immune systems and are vulnerable to diseases. The high-energy, busy environment of a yoga class can expose them to health risks. Improper handling by participants can also cause physical harm.
5. Lack of Regulation: Many puppy yoga classes operate without proper licenses and oversight, increasing the risk of neglect and mistreatment. There are no stringent standards to ensure the welfare of the puppies in these settings.
Overall, while the idea of combining yoga with puppies might seem appealing, it often prioritizes entertainment over the well-being of the animals, leading to numerous ethical concerns.
Thank you for my new bed 🥹 .krant 🤍🤍🤍
You can find our Amazon list at the link in our bio 🙏🏼
We are currently fundraising for food! 🏁
If you would like to support our food fund, there are multiple ways to donate. 🏁
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Beezy’s Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit charity foundation focused on the welfare and advocacy of animals everywhere. We are dedicated to alleviating suffering, providing knowledgeable education, and advocating for those without a voice. Located in Los Angeles, California, we are a foster-based dog rescue, preventing dogs from entering and dying in the shelter system.
BALL > IS > LIFE !!! 🤪🤪🤪
Twain is a bundle of love with a goofy personality, always eager to learn new tricks for tasty treats. He adores spirited games of tug and transforms into a snoozing expert when it’s time to relax. Twain has worked with trainers to improve his social skills and gets along well with dogs of all sizes. He’s searching for a patient, understanding owner who loves play and snuggles. 🤪🥰 Twain is about six years old, and has been waiting for his forever home for his entire life. 🥹 Can you open your heart and home to this quirky guy?!
Ready to welcome Twain into your home? Contact us at [email protected].
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Beezy’s Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit charity foundation focused on the welfare and advocacy of animals everywhere. We are dedicated to alleviating suffering, providing knowledgeable education, and advocating for those without a voice. Located in Los Angeles, California, we are a foster-based dog rescue, preventing dogs from entering and dying in the shelter system.
LA IS IN CRISIS! 💔
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WE SHARED ALL THESE DOGS YESTERDAY AND ALL OF THEM WERE KILLED AT THE SOUTH LA SHELTER THIS MORNING.
44 ARE SCHEDULED TO BE KILLED THIS WEEK.
THIS SHELTER CALLS ITSELF A “NO KILL” SHELTER.
“NO KILL LA” is a cute little phrase and a charming little idea but it’s not real. Killing dogs is killing.
Every one of those dogs mattered. Every one of those dogs were sentient beings with thoughts, feelings and souls. Every one of those dogs deserved to live, love and be loved.
EVERY ONE OF THOSE DOGS WERE FAILED BY SOCIETY. OUR SHELTER SYSTEM and IT’S “LEADERS.”
Staycee Dains you are a public official but refuse to be tagged on Instagram. How come?
But isn’t animal fighting illegal…?
In 2024 alone, there have been incidents or arrests for cockfighting or dogfighting in Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Hawaii, Texas, Kentucky, South Carolina, Washington, California, New York, Alabama, Massachusetts, Florida, New Jersey, and Tennessee.
The Fighting Inhumane Gambling and High-Risk Trafficking (FIGHT) Act, H.R. 2742 and S. 1529, aims to strengthen federal laws to prevent future abuse and torture.
The first edition of our behavior book for the shelter environment is available now for a select few. I’d love those who want to read it, give feedback, and put it to good use — to let me know that they’d like a copy! [email protected] 🙏🏼🖤
BOARD OF ANIMAL SERVICES COMMISSIONERS MEETING
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
REGULAR MEETING
Tuesday, May 28, 2024
9:30 a.m.
LOS ANGELES CITY HALL, ROOM 1060
200 NORTH SPRING STREET
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90012
Public Comment Will Be Taken Both In-Person and Remotely via Teleconference
To join the meeting and to offer public comment via Teleconference, use this link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89562725387
Or Dial (877) 853-5257 and use Webinar ID No. 895 6272 5387 and then Press #. Press # again when prompted for participant ID.
LARRY GROSS
President
ALISON McBETH-FEATHERSTONE
Vice-President
OLIVIA E. GARCÍA
JAMES JENSVOLD
JAMES JOHNSON
Sign language interpreters, assistive listening devices, or other auxiliary aids and/or services may be provided upon request. To make your request please call (213) 482-9558.
To ensure availability, you are advised to make your request at least 72 hours prior to the meeting you wish to attend.
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Board of Animal Services Commissioners Meeting
Dogs like Max don’t thrive in the shelter environment. What dog would!? It is usually stressful and chaotic, even more so if you’re in Los Angeles 🥴🫠. Max was given a second chance by Rescue after being seen and shared by .crew and more. 🖤 We are working with him at and cannot wait to see him thrive in a foster home with . Thank you for being such a wonderful sponsor for his evaluation and training, Fidana! 🫶🏻 Let’s see if this boy can find a fantastic home! 🥰
Edit: Saved by Lend A Bone Rescue
Max is set to be euthanized TOMORROW at West LA Animal Shelter. This is the general manager’s policy. 💔
Unfortunately, he bit a volunteer when she was switching out his bedding in his cubby. They think when she shook out the blanket that freaked him out. He was surrendered with notes from the owner that he bit someone, but they left the wrong number with the shelter. He is a happy guy who deserves to make it out of the shelter for his second chance. He has been stuck in the back for a month but remains a volunteer favorite. 💔
Max has financial commitment for an assessment and board & train program () and now he NEEDS A COMMITTED RESCUE & FOSTER to make it out of the shelter alive. 💔
Max’s reel https://www.instagram.com/reel/C64bvteyiQZ/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
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HAIL MARY - LAST CALL!! NEED IMMEDIATE EXIT. PLEDGES + LOCAL FOSTERS NEEDED TO ATTRACT REPUTABLE RESCUE. PLEASE SEE POST ON @jendodaro 💔 (ALSO AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC ADOPTION BUT ADOPTIONS NEED TO BE IN PERSON OR THROUGH A RESCUE) This sweet girl (#A1797174) is in immediate need of help She’s listed as a Siberian Husky & approx 4 years old * Her & her brother were dumped by their owner a little under a month ago. Her brother was recently adopted. But she is now completely alone & severely stressed. Due to her kennel stress & the shelter being way over capacity, she has been placed at the top of the euthanasia list with LAST CALL added to her notes !! She’s extremely urgent & needs out immediately as she can be put down at any moment The San Jacinto shelter is literally in the middle of nowhere. Dogs aren’t getting seen and so many aren’t making it out alive. A long term foster offer and pledges are the best way to attract a reputable rescue and could potentially save a life If you can’t foster, sharing posts, interacting and donating via pledges are also extremely helpful. Please note that all pledges are intended to be for a reputable rescue unless the person donating states otherwise 24Petconnect.com/DetailsMain/RVSD3/A1797174 Shelter Info: [email protected] or [email protected] 951-358-7387 RESCUES: Rescue desk: 951-358-7302 [email protected] or [email protected] ° Riverside County Department of Animal Services 581 S Grand Avenue San Jacinto, CA 92582 X PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM NOT THE SHELTER. THE SHELTER WILL NEVER SEE YOUR COMMENTS X
