Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Found Animals to host "Save a Stray for the Holidays"

Found Animals Foundation to Host Spectacular “Save a Stray for the Holidays” Adoption Event at 14 Los Angeles Animal Care Centers

WHAT: Found Animals Foundation (www.foundanimals.org) will host their second annual “Save A Stray For The Holidays” adoption event on Saturday, December 19th, 2009 from 9am-2pm. The unique and unparalleled Los Angeles-wide event will unfold simultaneously at 14 City and County animal care center locations; this will mark the first time such a feat has been accomplished. Each location will reduce adoption fees, including microchip and spay/neuter surgery fees, for the special program. Hundreds of animals will be available and trained “matchmakers” will be on hand to help visitors find the perfect pet.

Found Animals will include special gifts for all new adoptees. Anyone who adopts a pet at the event will receive the amazing professional services of the Found Animals staff and volunteers. The organization also will provide crucial materials, such as new pet owner manuals, to make the transition to new surroundings more comfortable for both the pets and their new parents.

WHERE: 14 Los Angeles City and County Animal Care Center Locations
**Visit www.foundanimals.org to find a location near you**

WHEN: Saturday, December 19
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

INFO: To learn more about Found Animals “Save A Stray for the Holidays” adoption event, please contact Michael Gilman at (310) 574-5792 or michael@foundanimals.org. Also, visit www.foundanimals.org.

About Found Animals
The Found Animals Foundation (www.foundanimals.org) is a privately funded Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization dedicated to animal welfare issues and led by business and medical professionals. The Found Animals team works directly within the animal welfare community to improve animal shelter processes, fund pet sterilization research, promote effective animal welfare policy, and provide funding to area shelters and spay/neutering clinics. The organization also sponsors and promotes pet adoption, spay/neutering, micro-chipping programs, and various animal and pet-related events.

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