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Two Long Beach nonprofits partner to open new low-cost spay/neuter veterinary clinic • Long Beach Post News

Two Long Beach nonprofits partner to open new low-cost spay/neuter veterinary clinic • Long Beach Post News
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Local nonprofit dog rescue kisses booboos and makes them all better Then, they get to go to a home where they can do the same for their new families • Long Beach Post News

- ADVERTISEMENT - Many people have learned firsthand some for the first time about the abilities that pets have to heal and comfort their humans. Animal rescuer Markelle Pineda knows full well that many animals need healing and comfort just as much as people do. Nonprofit SAFE (Saving Animals from Euthanasia) Rescue Team, which Pineda founded in 2019, provides these things for animals that have been diagnosed with severe medical issues and injuries. The rescue pulls dogs from shelters and other rescues and regularly takes in owner surrenders, and they pay everyone’s medical bills. They also provide spay and neuter procedures for all the pets.

Animal control officer works holiday miracle (the cat had a paw in it, too) • Long Beach Post News

- ADVERTISEMENT - Last week’s The Scratching Post adoption section featured three pet videos instead of the usual four. A shelter cat named Panda was slated to be one of the stars he’s an orange kitty with a mass on the bridge of his nose that squashed his big face, particularly the eyes, into an odd but endearing configuration. Here’s the video starring this singular fellow that Long Beach Animal Care Services volunteer Susan and I had made. Panda shows his cuddle to volunteer Susan. Video by Kate Karp There was something about Panda that got to everyone at the shelter. If I had another room in my house, I’d have taken him home we figured that there were tender hearts that would beat the same way, and someone would come for him. On the day before the article was posted, the results of a biopsy on his nose revealed that Panda has a malignant tumor that shelter veterinarians said was too large and too advanced for a good prognosis.

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