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Shelter Hope Pet Shop

Find your furever friend at the Shelter Hope Pet Shop!

What is the Shelter Hope Pet Shop? The Shelter Hope Pet Shop staffed and managed by Bark Avenue Foundation, houses approximately 25 small dogs and 10 rabbits for adoption from the Ventura County Animal Shelter in Camarillo.

Where can I meet shelter animals available for adoption? The Shelter Hope Pet Shop is located in the Janss Market Place next to Gold’s Gym, 275 N. Moorpark Rd. East, Thousand Oaks, CA. – MAP IT.

With the financial support of the ASPCA to help cover the store’s expenses, we are able to provide a new opportunity to save lives! In addition, thank you to NewMark Merrill for donating the space for the Shelter Hope Pet Shop. Kim Sill, Board Member of Bark Avenue Foundation says, “In this tough economy, with mall vacancies at their peak, it’s reassuring to see NewMark Merrill turning the tables by giving back to their community. There are so many pet stores still in business selling puppy mill dogs. We haven’t beaten these chain stores yet, so we are joining them…but with shelter animals who are priceless!”

California shelters take in close to 1 million dogs and cats per year and the cost to house and euthanize them are approximately $300 million. Even if you don’t find your perfect pet at the Shelter Hope Pet Shop, the staff can show you other available shelter animals!

 

 

 

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Team ASPCA’s Rock and Roll half marathon is finally here. Help the ASPCA reach their goal in the fight to end animal abuse, homelessness and neglect by donating today!

You can make a difference by clicking http://www.teamaspca.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.eventDetails&eventID=500

You can run or walk a half marathon, all while helping the ASPCA provide life saving programs and services to millions of animals. Afterward, refuel and enjoy the post race concert featuring Bret Michaels!

 

email teamaspca@aspca.org for all the details.

Get Your Licks Saturday 9/17 /2011 We are closing down Main Street between 5th & 6th in honor of Puppy Mill Awareness Day!

Join celebrity animal lovers Elaine Hendrix (Joan of Arcadia, Friends, Charmed, Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2), Orlando Brown (The Jamie Foxx Show, That’s So Raven, Phil of The Future, WordGirl), and more!

Free vaccination and microchips while supplies last. Adopt a rescued animal and support Puppy Mill Awareness

Date: 9/17/2011 Saturday

Time: 10-3pm

Location: 545 S. Main Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013

for more info or donations email Kimberly@BarkAveLA.com

If you can’t attend maybe you can help by donating/volunteering for our event, please email Kimberly for wishlist!
contact lori@bigsunday.org for volunteer opportunities
Food Trucks to be announced!

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Brought to you by: Bark Avenue Foundation & North Shore Animal League America



This event is for Downtown LA dogs only and their humans, but all Downtowners without dogs and friends of Downtown are welcome too. Come meet your neighbors, Downtown dogs, and join us for an afternoon of fun, food, and community building. Dogs and cats will also be available for adoption.
Register today at www.DowntownLA.com/dogday

Bark Ave & L.A. Councilwoman Jan Perry Press Conference 9/15/11

Transporting Animals From Overcrowded Shelters

Success again!!! 4th annual Pet Care Fair
 
 
 
 

The brother's Taiwan found 2 brothers to take them home!!!!

Balina and proud new mommy and daddy!

 


 
SIXTEEN ANIMALS were adopted at this event!
Thank for for our Luna!, a photo by BAFoundation on Flickr.Thank you so much for our little Luna (a.k.a., Wiki!) We LOVE her and she’s already a beloved part of our family!
A successful Farmer’s Market Adoption Event produced this new family. Congratulations on getting adopted, sweet Porter!
 
 
Featured on CBS2 Pets 2 Love Segment 1/7/2010

Sadie the Shepherd - Featured on CBS2 Pets 2 Love Segment 1/7/2010

Watch how Bark Avenue Foundation’s Shelter Hope Project offers assistance to overcrowded animal shelters, helps pet shops save rescues, and tireless works to re-home homeless cats and dogs.


Learn more about how Bark Avenue Foundation is partering with the San Bernardino County Animal Care & Control Program, California pet stores, and other organizations to save animals from euthanization.