Kitten Season is Here It’s that time of the year when cats give birth starting in spring, peaking midsummer ... cats are not spayed or neutered and soon after, kittens flood our shelter. It isn’t unusual to find nests

Long Beach Little Paws Project Kitten Nursery The kitten nursery is looking for dedicated people that ... are interested in being a part of the leadership at the nursery. Shift leads will oversee volunteers and

in fostering a kitten? Introducing Foster Fridays. Every Friday from 2-5pm, LBACS will be fostering ... out kittens.  We are asking for a 2 week commitment with an option to adopt. We'll match you with a kitten

Long Beach City Hall Will Turn Into ‘Kitty Hall’ for Special Adoption Day on Friday, September 18 Long ... Long Beach City Hall will become “Kitty Hall” on Friday, September 18, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, to encourage

Long Beach Offers Three Weeks of Pet Licensing Amnesty; Mandatory Spay/Neuter Law for Dogs Goes into ... the Long Beach City Council on September 8 voted to implement a one-time amnesty program to waive all late

Make a Dog's Day Please join Long Beach Animal Care at Pet Supplies Plus Long Beach for "Make a Dog's ... Dog's Day" adoption event, brought to you by Timmons Subaru of Long Beach. Please join Long Beach Animal

up to bring you a low-cost vaccine clinic because every pet deserves to be happy and healthy. The clinic ... is open to the first 60 pets. The mobile clinic will be on-site at LBACS on December 2nd, 7th, 9th, 16th

up to bring you a low-cost vaccine clinic because every pet deserves to be happy and healthy. The clinic ... up to bring you a low-cost vaccine clinic because every pet deserves to be happy and healthy. The clinic

Kittens are Here! Hundred of kittens enter the shelter every summer and they need loving, temporary ... homes to care for them for a few weeks. Homes, just like yours! Complete a foster application today.

I found a baby bird. What should I do? This is a question we receive quite often here at the shelter ... is a question we receive quite often here at the shelter. First, determine if the baby bird is a nestling