Bumper’s first ever public service announcement for all the hot dogs and cool cats in L.A.
Spay Day LA is Los Angeles first city wide day of action to provide free service for the spaying and neutering of cats, dogs and ferals. During Spay Day LA, Public and Private organizations have joined forces to provide FREE spay and neuter services throughout the great city of Los Angeles. Spaying and neutering is an essential component of good pet health care as well as an effective and humane means of decreasing the euthanasia rate of homeless animals in shelters.
This is little Free, a 18 month old male Papillon mix who was rescued from the side of the 110 freeway. He is still a little frightened and still in need of reassurance from people, but he is doing great with other dogs.
Free will be neutered, microchipped and vaccinated before placement. If interested in meeting him, please contact his sponsor, Mary Chatman at 323 758 8992 or email maryslittlelambs@ca.rr.com
While Los Angeles dog rescue and dog adoption groups made big progress when the Los Angeles City Council approved mandantory spay and neutering for dogs but we all know these political things take time… and time is the one thing hundreds of dogs don’t have. For them the clock still ticks.
There is no moratorium on euthanasia.
When a dog comes into the Bumper Foundation, it’s our responsibility to provide a safe sanctuary. This means, food, shelter, and care. An average dog costs the foundation $12.00 per day. Bigger guys and gals cost more to board.
This Valentines Day we’re asking everyone to sposor a dog by joining Bumper’s Lonely Hearts Club.
Contribute by the day, week, or month.
Longer term donations are also very cool. If you’re a business or corporation become a yearly supporter. Sponsor a specific dog or give to our general fund for the many Los Angeles dogs at large or in shelters.
The gift of your heart goes directly to a dog’s heart.
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.
While Los Angeles dog rescue and dog adoption groups made big progress when the Los Angeles City Council approved mandantory spay and neutering for dogs but we all know these political things take time… and time is the one thing hundreds of dogs don’t have. For them the clock still ticks.
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