Coalition for Pets and Public Safety

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Coalition for Pets and Public Safety Not for Profit Organization for the promotion of spay and neuter of pets in Los Angeles area

In response to the PET OVERPOPULATION CRISIS AND RELATED PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUES ARISING THEREFROM, we have formed the "COALITION FOR PETS & PUBLIC SAFETY", a nonprofit organization with 501(C)(3) status. All donations are fully tax-deductible and are used 100% for the animals. The city council and Mayor enacted legislation encouraging all citizens to spay and neuter their pets in order to reduce the

number of healthy, adoptable animals that must be killed due to lack of homes and reduce the spread of disease and vicious dog attacks from roaming, aggressive dogs. Our goal is to make Los Angeles a safe, no-kill city, by raising funds for:

Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinics: We have purchased two mobile spay/neuter clinics thus far which are traveling throughout Los Angeles in low income neighborhoods. Consolidating all existing Spay & Neuter Resources, in this Web Site and in one convenient toll free number 1-(800) SPAY-4-LA.

03/07/2012
Here is a great little video all about how important it is to spread the word about spay and neuter! Enjoy and spread th...
09/01/2012

Here is a great little video all about how important it is to spread the word about spay and neuter! Enjoy and spread the word!

FUN Video that encourages spay and neuter!! So cute! If you would like a DVD of this video for your animal protection event, please contact freeanimalvideo@g...

03/01/2012

A few facts why we need to spread the word to spay and neuter your pets!
70,000 puppies and kittens are born every day in the U.S.
• Between four million and six million pets are euthanized every year because they are homeless.
• That means between 11,000 and 16,000 pets are euthanized every day simply because they are homeless.
• An animal in a shelter is killed every 1.5 seconds.
• Only one animal in 10 born in the U.S. gets a good home that lasts a lifetime.
Be Part of the Solution: Spay or Neuter your Pet

Please share this on your pages and help to end this horrible practice. We can stop this abuse if we all work together
03/01/2012

Please share this on your pages and help to end this horrible practice. We can stop this abuse if we all work together

Animal lovers across the nation are up in arms about alleged shelter animals being sold for inhumane research experiments. Director of Mecosta County Animal She

Donate and make more dreams come true for dogs like "Dolce"
28/12/2011

Donate and make more dreams come true for dogs like "Dolce"

Please join us in making Los Angeles a safe, no-kill city by donating today. We purchased the first mobile spay and neuter clinic for the City of Los Angeles in 2001. The clinic operates 5 days per week offering FREE pet sterilization throughout Los Angeles. We also operate a toll-free, bi-lingual s...

I MUST share with you one of the "Happy Ending" stories that was made possible because of Coalition for Pets and Public ...
28/12/2011

I MUST share with you one of the "Happy Ending" stories that was made possible because of Coalition for Pets and Public Safety. She is indeed a "Lucky Dog"!

My Name is Dolce
It's like the Italian for "Dolce Vita" and that is my name now, but until a few weeks ago, I was a throwaway dog with no life or name at all.

I was all alone, frightened and starving because I was left behind to fend for myself on the streets of Los Angeles. One day I wondered into a dark alley to scrounge for food when a big white truck picked me up. They put me in the back with a bunch of other sad, little dogs and took us to a big concrete building (I think it is called a "shelter")where there were lots of barking dogs and puppies who all seemed so lonely and afraid.

I was put in a cage and happy to get a dish of food and a bowl of water, but I was really, really scared. And I sure hoped I wasn't going to have puppies again. I am only about three years old and in my young life, I have already had so many puppies.

I heard someone say that I was unlikely to find a home. If no one came for me tomorrow, I would be "put down".

My time was almost up when I saw the face of a beautiful girl. She looked like an angel. She said "Hi, little pup. My name is Mary Christina". It was the nicest voice I have ever heard.

A worker at the shelter who felt sorry for me, begged her to take me home because today was my last day to be alive.

Mary Christina wasn't so sure. She said she was looking for a small "toy" dog that she could carry around in a cute little carrier like a fashion accessory! But Mary Christina had fallen in love with me....and I felt the same way.

The lady at the shelter had an answer. She told us about the Coalition for Pets and Public Safety. They would send me to a place called "Spay 4 LA" where a doctor would see me and I would get spayed and never have any more puppies. It was a nice, clean facility and best of all I DID get spayed.
No more unwanted puppies---EVER!

Now I have a loving home, toys to play with, a safe backyard where I can run and I even get special doggie treats. At last, I will have my first GREAT holiday!

Every day 500 animals enter Los Angeles shelters because they are unwanted.


Spay and neuter is the only answer to make sure all our animal friends have good homes.

21/12/2011

Holly, Jolly and Oh-So-Safe! Of course you want to include your furry companions in the festivities, pet parents, but as you celebrate this holiday season, try to keep your pet's eating and exercise habits as close to their normal routine as possible. And be sure to steer them clear of the following...

19/12/2011

Watch these adorable dogs decorate cookies and get ready to celebrate the holidays in style. They're not only spreading good cheer, they have an important me...

Read all about "Dolce" a beautiful boxer who was saved from the streets of LAPlease share this story so that we can cont...
13/12/2011

Read all about "Dolce" a beautiful boxer who was saved from the streets of LA
Please share this story so that we can continue our mission to help end the overpopulation of unwanted pets

Watch this video--thank you to the dedicated police in Phoenix
12/12/2011

Watch this video--thank you to the dedicated police in Phoenix

Amazing Puppy Rescue on Busy Freeway After Scary Crash! Police Rescue Puppy From Highway Traffic in Phoenix, AZ. A puppy ran loose on the freeway in Phoenix,...

08/12/2011
08/12/2011

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