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Don’t Lick The Dog

October 18th, 2011 | No comments |
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Every parent should buy this adorable book and read it to their kids.  With her creative illustrations and simple story, Wendy Wahman has created a fun, visual way to teach kids the correct way to approach dogs, pet them, make friends, and keep their kids safe. We love this book!



It’s summer! Please don’t leave your dog in your car!

June 21st, 2011 | No comments |
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Every spring and summer there are many well-meaning animal lovers who leave their (primarily) dogs in vehicles while they shop or run errands without realizing that their beloved pet may end up suffering — or even dying — due to the effects of heatstroke. Most people don’t know that even on mild days, with temperatures in the low to mid-70′s, the temperature inside a parked car can quickly reach 100 degrees. In warmer, 85-degree weather, temperatures can reach 120 degrees within a half hour, even if a car window is left open a crack.

Leaving animals unattended in a vehicle on a warm or hot day  is not only unsafe, it’s also illegal. Leaving an animal unattended in a vehicle under conditions that endanger the health or well-being of an animal due to heat, cold, lack of adequate ventilation, or lack of food or water, or other circumstances that could reasonably cause suffering, disability, or death is a crime that carries with it up to six months in jail in L.A. (Penal Code 597.7).

Click here to read the entire article on Petfinder.com and for links to download the Hot Oven, Hot Car poster.



Affordable spay/neuter clinics in LA Area

March 18th, 2011 | No comments |
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Much Love Animal Rescue avidly supports spaying or neutering your pet as a way to help reduce pet overpopulation in Los Angeles.

Visit the LA Animal Services website to learn more about the ground breaking legislation we passed back in 2008 requiring all dogs and cats in the city to be spayed or neutered after 4 months of age.

Click here to visit the Found Animals website for a comprehensive list of Spay & Neuter resources in Los Angeles.

Click here for Spay California list of low cost spay/neuter clinics

Please read our article written by Dr. Karen Halligan on why spaying & neutering your pets is a safe, smart decision.