Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation Interview
There are more than 44,000 stray dogs roaming the streets of Los Angeles county. The humane need to find shelter for these dogs and other animals falls on the shoulders of many Los Angeles animal shelters. But these foundations are facing an untold number of issues. From protecting abused animals to finding foster homes, an animal care foundation can do so much.
The Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation provides life saving care to dogs, cats, and other animals. They are focused primarily on rescuing and caring for lost and abandoned animals.
Find out how you can help animal care foundations provide better care to pets and animals across Los Angeles County.
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March 1, 2022
Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation Provides A Better Life To Lost and Abandoned Animals
#315 Great.com Talks With... Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation
Conscious animal sheltering is the operating philosophy of many animal care foundations. The idea that we should look after pets and animals and make sure everyone finds a home is a philosophy discussed in today's episode with Marcia Mayeda from the Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation.
Marcia says that it is the foundation's goal to save the lives of homeless animals and address their medical and behavioral needs. They want to make sure that every animal has a home to go to. Through networking and organizing adoption events, the Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation gives lost and abandoned animals a second chance at life.
Medical Care for Animals
The foundation also helps pet owners going through difficult financial hardships by providing vouchers up to $500. Pet owners can use these vouchers to pay for veterinarian costs. The foundation also covers the costs for more serious injuries by providing pets and animals with special medical care. The foundation covers surgery costs up to $2,500.
The Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation operates throughout Los Angeles County and its 45 incorporated cities. They provide care for more than 45,000 animals each year. They have seven animal centers throughout Los Angeles County.
Listen to the whole interview to find out how you can get involved in helping animal rescue centers provide necessary care to dogs, cats, and other animals. You can visit their website for upcoming events, or better yet, donate to save a life.
Want to learn more about Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation? Consider becoming a volunteer, and follow them on Facebook and Instagram.
