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08/17/2025

03/29/2025

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There is a lot of chatter on the neighborhood app in Costa Mesa, CA about the suffering of a coyote. Those concerned are wanting Costa Mesa Animal Control to do something!

Most all say they don't want to see it suffering. Some want the animal helped and released back, some say euthanasia is the better option.

You can join the conversation here:

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03/29/2025

There is a lot of chatter on the neighborhood app in Costa Mesa, CA about the suffering of a coyote. Those concerned are wanting Costa Mesa Animal Control to do something!

Most all say they don't want to see it suffering. Some want the animal helped and released back, some say euthanasia is the better option.

You can join the conversation here:

https://nextdoor.com/p/-tfqwmLJGGG8?utm_source=share&extras=Nzc5NDIyNA%3D%3D&utm_campaign=1743206540756&share_action_id=70943106-780a-405b-bef9-1afde91cfeec

01/16/2025

Some of you may have known Dr. Ron Paladin a well-known veterinarian at the Costa Mesa Animal Hospital.

I have just learned that he lost his battle with cancer on December 10,2024.

I remember Dr. Ron Paladin as a compassionate and caring human being. It was a Sunday in the late 1990's, when a rescue kitten named Bentley was playing with sheers from the drapes and got tangled and mummy wrapped from frantically twisting trying to get free.

Dr. Paladin lived nearby and he didn’t hesitate to offer his assistance and came to my home and we freed Bentley from the tangled drapes.

Costa Mesa Animal Hospital and Community Animal Network had a wonderful business association for many years.

Vets like Dr. Paladin that work with rescue organizations will be terribly missed.

May his soul sing and his kind energy surround the Costa Mesa Animal Hospital and bring blessings

With Gratitude For His Service,

DiAnna Pfaff-Martin
Founder and Pre-vet Internship Director
Community Animal Network
Newport Beach, CA 92660
www.communityanimalnetwork.org
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12/25/2024

A Reminder For All You Lovely Animal Lovers! Have A Very Merry Christmas!

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Our beloved pets are more likely to visit an emergency center over the holiday season than any other time of the year. There’s just a fascination and an irresistible urge for pets to amuse themselves with the many seasonal objects that can mesmerize, cause blockages and even poison our

01/26/2024

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It was raining hard and very cold on the morning of January 29, 2022 where a cat laid motionless underneath a Cadillac in the sales lot of a car dealership. There are many cats living on the streets that are frightened and hungry that will never get rescued. Most people

08/10/2023

Have you been able to travel at all this summer? We love the idea of getting outdoors with our furry friends!

06/23/2023

Happy Friday everyone! We hope you all have a nice weekend relaxing with your cat.. and if you need a cat to relax with, be sure to give us a call!

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05/11/2023

Happy Mothers Day to all our cat mamas and human moms! We hope you have a wonderful day!

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Animals Needing New Homes
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04/20/2023

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Community Animal Networks' vet interns learn to force feed Apollo the cat using AD Prescription Diet that easily flows through a feeding syringe.

Apollo had congestion in his lungs and the nasal passages were clogged causing him stop eating.

A vet prescribed Doxycycline and Apollo began antibiotic treatment, but force-feeding was necessary and continued for 5 days. In addition, one nostril was continually crusted over and was wiped regularly and 3 times a day drops of nasal saline was dripped into his nose to loosen the mucus.

When a cat has a critical condition and they stop eating the animal should be force fed until the animal can be examined by a vet.

A cat's life can be saved until the animal can get to a vet.

This is how to safely, calmly, and effectively force feed a cat.

03/21/2023

Crazy Cat Lady Starter Package!

Spay & Neuter Your Pets!

Call Your Local Animal Organizations & Ask Where They Go For Spay Neuter!

03/12/2023

Every Day An Animal Needs Our Help!!

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