Baldwin Park Shelter Animals Available As Of 3-1-2018

A5150635 5yo Female Labrador Retreiver

I am trying to get out to my local shelter to take pictures as often as possible in an effort to help network animals and get them adopted. The following pictures are of several dogs that are at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center as of 3/1/2018.


I do not know anything about these animals, other than they are at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center. They have hundreds of adoptable animals available in all shapes and sizes, this is just a tiny fraction of the animals they have at the shelter. They have mixes, mutts, and purebreds, cats, kittens, bunnies, turtles and ducks, large and small, and of all ages. If you would like to know more, please contact the shelter at 626-962-3577 or go see them in person at 4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706. I have included the animals intake number and a short description under each picture. If you call the shelter, you will need that intake number to get more information. You can also search the Los Angeles County website with that number at: County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control

Please share this post on social media to help try and find these animals (and the many hundreds more in LA County shelters) homes. And always remember, adopt, don't shop!

A5148677 2yo Female Pit Bull mix

A4968404 4yo Male Siberian Husky

A5148688 2yo Male Pit Bull mix

A5154852 6mo Shepherd mix

A5154095 10yo Female Terrier mix

A5153993 Female Terrier mix

A4671316 6yo Male Yorkie mix

A5152538 3yo Female Siberian Husky

A5154302 1yo Female Papillon mix

A5140001 8mo Female German Shepherd

If you can find it in your heart to give one of these animals a home, or perhaps adopt one from your own local shelter, please do. If you can't adopt an animal, please consider donating so we can continue to help our local homeless animal population at this link: www.leavenopawsbehind.org/donate

As always, please remember that when you decide it is time to add a new furry member to your household, adopt, don't shop. Your local shelter and rescues are filled to the brim with very adoptable  animals, and the perfect companion for you could be there.