such an amazing enviroment to these animals who have not yet been adopted. I worked here and read to the animals for my religion christan service project, they workers were all so nice and would walk each dog around to get out of its kennel.
Star was a mascot cat in a nursing home. She was always getting an eye infection, it appeared that her right eye had been poked out as a kitten, she was very sweet but, the nursing home refused to spend any more money on her. Star was also full of fleas and obviously had worms. Friends of Long Beach Animals were contacted by an employee and FOLBA took care of the surgery for her eye, with the advice of the veterinarian it was sewed up so no more infection would set in. Friends also took care of her other medical problems and found a permanent home for her that would take proper care of her for the rest of her life since the nursing home had lost interest in having her live there. She is deeply loved and now is in a forever home!
Review from Guidestar
Friends of Long Beach Animals helped me find my permanent home. It took a while but, I sure am greatful for their help and kindness. I have been able to grow into a mature (maybe a bit awnry) cat but, feel I have fallen into a lap of luxury. I will be forever greatful.
Little Jet
from Long Beach
Review from Guidestar
I can't thank Friends of Long Beach Animal enough for the role they played in uniting me with a homeless and near death little miniature pinscher. She has a forever home now and we love her so much!! This organization works tirelessly to end pet overpopulation, teach children and adults humane education about animals, helps animals in need, and is a great asset to the animals and people of Long Beach.
Friends of Long Beach Animal Shelter AKA, Friends of Long Beach Animals just celebrated 20 years of service to the Long Beach Community. In the quest to end pet overpopulation the SNIP Program has paid the expense to contract veterinarians $652,488, altering more than 15, 100 animals. The Humane Education program spent more than $6,500 on books for all the Long Beach public libraries and all school libraries; taught over 40,000 students how to respect and be kind to animals and all life with the expenditure of $117,085. Rescueing only animals slated for euthanasia from the shelter, Friends have placed 175 animals into permanent and loving homes.