Monqee is a male Terrier mix approximately 3 months old and weighs about 5 pounds. He’s very sweet and loves to cuddle in your lap and give kisses. Monqee is great with kids, other dogs and cats. He is neutered, microchipped and has had first round of shots and deworming. If interested in meeting this little love bug, contact his sponsor, Mary Chatman at 323 758- 8992 or email maryslittlelambs@ca.rr.com
Sundae
Sundae’s Story
Sundae, an approximately 3 year old American Staffordshire/Pit Bull Terrier, was rescued on a freeway off ramp on June 17, 2007 . She had a broken pelvic and a fractured knee. Sundae had been dumped by people who were not kind to her and they also took away her babies. Sundae’s injuries are now mended and she is ready for a new and wonderful life. She gets along fine with both large and small breed dogs as she is in kennel which encourages interaction with the various dogs during play time. Sundae is spayed, vaccinated, de-wormed and microchipped. She is approximately 2-3 years of age and weighs about 60 pounds. She looks like the RCA Victor dog, so cute and loving too. If you would like to have this beauty as a companion, please contact her rescuer and sponsor, Mary Chatman at 323 758 8992 or email maryslittlelambs@ca.rr.com
Butterscotch is a male Papillon/Chihuahua mix who weighs about 12 pounds.He is approximately 1 year old, vaccinated, microchipped and neutered. Butterscotch and his little sister, Licorice were rescued from the Harbor Shelter where they had been taken by their previous owners. They are very shy and in need of a lot of tender loving care as it appears they have never had any. If you would like to provide Butterscotch with a warm and loving home, please contact his sponsor, Mary Chatman at 323 758 8992 or email maryslittlelambs@ca.rr.com
Centinela Feed and Pet Supplies announces its Autumn Pet Faire.
Discover More about Your Pets with Janet M. Hicks, Bumper’s Animal Communicator in residence. Janet will be making a special apperance Friday & Saturday, Oct. 5 & 6 12:00 to 4:00pm. This is a fabulous opportunity to meet one of the world’s truly gifted Animal Communicator.
October is ADOPT AN ANIMAL SHELTER PET month, and now is the perfect time time to stop down and visit with the BUMPER gang, We’ll be there the whole weekend!
Thinking about a kitty? A wonderful group of CAT resurers be showing all weekend too!
There will be plenty of treats to eat for humans and pets. ( we get FREE hot dog’s and pop corn, they get freebies from pet food company folk.)
We know sit means sit…but do they? Find out when you attend a FREE Pet Training Demo “SIT MEANS SIT” Saturday and Sunday 10 to 4. This event is only at the Culver City store. The address is 5299 Sepulveda Blvd. For more information call Mary Beth at (310) 572-6107 and tell her Bumper sent you! 
Every pet deserves a home and every home deserves a good pet.
We here in BUMPERVILLE have been getting an unusually high volume of calls from people who no longer want their animal and want to surrender their animal. We are being overwhelmed with requests.
Responsible Pet ownership requires more than simply agreeing to take an animal into yourlife; the potential adopter should be ready to make a commitment that will enhance the lives of both the human and the animal. Bumper strongly suggests you consider the follollowing before you consider bringing a dog into your home.
With nearly 10 million animals entering local shelters across the country each year the Adopt a Shelter Dog Month helps focus attention on the pet population problem we face in this country.
In a recent study conducted by the National Council on Pet Population Study and Policy, researchers surveyed people turning animals in to 12 various shelters around the country to try to find our exactly why animals end up there. The study was published in the current issue of the Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science, and can be seen at The ASPCA’s Web site (http://www.aspca.org).
The study’s researchers reviewed reasons why people gave up their dogs up for adoption, and found the following frequency of answers:
According to The ASPCA, people bringing a companion animal into their lives need to thoroughly review their lifestyle and their readiness to take responsibility for the animal’s care. The ASPCA advises people to consider the five questions below before they adopt a dog:
1. Am I ready to make a long-term commitment? Adopting a pet means being responsible for it’s health and happiness for the rest of his or her life, which could be up to 15 years for dogs.
2. Is the animal right for my household? A strong, active pet may be too much for a young child or elderly person to handle. Small pets may be too delicate for rough play with children. Always make sure that everyone in the household agrees to adopt an animal.
3. Who will be the primary caretaker for the animal? One adult in the home should be designated as the primary caretaker so that the pet’s needs do not become lost in the shuffle of busy schedules.
4. Can I afford the animal? The cost of a pet is more than just the purchase price or adoption fee; remember to include the cost of food, pet supplies, veterinarian bills and training.
5. Am I ready to commit to making this dog a good canine citizen? A well-trained dog is a pleasure and is welcome in public parks, on walks, and as a visitor. Research shows that people who take the time to train their dogs are more likely to keep them longer than people who don’t.
Lucky
This is Lucky. Lucky is in need of a good home, as I was forced to give him up. I rescued Lucky from the Pasadena H.S. about 3 months ago, but unfortunately, I had to take him back on Sunday September 16, 2007. And now, he is awaiting a good home.
Lucky is an absolutely amazing dog, and it breaks my heart to know he is still waiting to be adopted. PLEASE PLEASE, if you or anyone that you know is able to take him in, please please do so. I AM WILLING TO PAY FOR THE ADOPTION FEE as long as he is taken in to a good home.
Lucky was in the middle of his training classes when I had to give him up, so he does know all of the basic commands (sit, stay, lay down, and how to shake hands.) I spoiled him daily with lots of love, treats, and trips to the dog park where he was able to play with other dogs. He is very friendly towards other animals, as well as humans. He is the PERFECT dog in need of a home.
http://www.phsspca.org/view_pets.htm ID # A214908
Please feel free to call me if you have any questions.
Respectfully,
Sarah Steven
(818) 612-2564
Jeff 
Jeff , is a 2 year old Terrier mix who weighs about 20 pounds. He is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. He is fine with other dogs and with kids. Please contact his sponsor, Mary Chatman, if interested in meeting or adopting Mutt at 323 758 8992 or email: maryslittlelambs@ca.rr.com
Mutt
Mutt, is a Border Terrier mix who, weighs approximately 10-12 pounds. He is between 1-2 years of age and is very sweet and likes to be cuddled and go on long walks. He is great with other dogs and with kids. Mutt is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Please contact his sponsor, Mary Chatman, if interested in meeting or adopting Mutt at 323 758 8992 or email maryslittlelambs@ca.rr.com
OLIVER - Adorable 2 year old Tibetan Spaniel Mix, who weighs . He is vaccinated and microchipped and will be neutered prior to placement. He is wonderful with other dogs and kids.He a little shy and timid at first and needs a little reassurance that you are going to be his friend. He does great with bathing and loves to be brushed. His preference is to be carried instead of walking and he will sit on your lap as long as you let him. If you are looking for a sweet, darling, little cutie patootie to be part of your family, Oliver might just be a perfect fit.Health Issues:
LICORICE
LICORICE - Precious female who weighs just 9 pounds .She is approximately 1 year old, vaccinated, microchipped and spayed. She is a little shy and will need tender loving care and reassurance that she is now in a safe and loving home.If you would like to meet Licorice, please contact their sponsor, Mary Chatman at 323 758 8992 or email maryslittlelambs@ca.rr.com
Welcome to the Bumper Foundation. We are a a 501(c)(3) non-profit Animal Rescue organization dedicated to making animal's lives happier and healthier in Los Angeles by creating a new paradigm by which animal needs are met in the 21st century.
No Comments » Permalink