Clinico
Clinico’s plan is to open and operate seven high-volume spay/neuter clinics
in Los Angeles over the next five years, beginning in early 2008.
First one to open:

9325 Slauson Avenue,
Pico Rivera, 90660
Owners and Rescuers, please call 562-942-2640
to schedule an appointment.
Spay: $35.00
Neuter:$25.00
Vaccines: $10.00
Microchip: $25.00

Emergency/Specialized Services

Advanced Veterinary Care Center
15926 Hawthorne Blvd.
Lawndale, CA 90260
T: (310) 542-8018
F: (310) 542-8098
Hours (By appointment):
9:00 - 5:30 daily
Emergency Care 24/7

Adoption Resources

VCA Coast Animal Hospital
1560 PCH
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
(310) 379-1264
Adoptions are through The Peter Zippi Fund.
They will take in cats but you must get on a list.

Boarding Facilities/Low Cost

All Star Pet Resort
951 W. 223rd St
Torrance, CA 90502
310-320-8799

Animal Control

Cat adondonment is a misdemeanor. If you know the person who abandoned
the cat you have found please call your local Animal Control and report them.

Redondo Beach
310-318-0611

Hermosa Beach
310-318-0360

Manhattan Beach
310-545-5621

Torrance
310-618-3850

Finding a Lost Cats Owner

Put a free ad in your local paper
Daily Breeze
310-540-5622
*Be sure to leave out one identifying marking.

Take the cat to a local Vet and have her scanned for a microchip.

Check with local Vets and Pet shops for "Lost Cat" flyers.

Make "Found Cat" flyers and distribute them in your neighborhood. You should also post them at Vets, Pet shops and any local businesses.

Call your local Animal Control to report a found cat.

Finding Your Lost Cat

Post flyers all around your neighborhood and surrounding areas. Hand them out to your neighbors.
Post them at local Pet shops and Vets offices and any local businesses that will let you.
**Its most important that people see them.

Call Animal Control to report the lost cat.

Put an ad in the your local newspaper.
(*be sure to leave out one identifying marking)

Call your local animal shelter.
You may have to visit the shelter as many will not check the cats for you over the phone.
Ask to see their live/dead log.

The cat may be very close to your house.
Put food outside and check with your neighbors to see you you can look under their house, in their garage, shed or anywhere they might be hiding.

You may need to set up a humane trap if the cat is scared and will not come to you.

Finding a New Home For a Cat

Guidelines for Finding a Responsible Home For a Pet

How to Find Homes for Homeless Pets