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Pets of the Week: Fabian & Hailey
Smile for the camera! Picture by Perfect Pet Rescue.
Meet Fabian, a 2-year-old, tri-color Cavalier King Charles Spaniel mix. Not only is he handsome, he's got a great personality. He's neutered, microchipped and current on all vaccines and he would love to meet his new family right away.
Fabian is being cared for by Perfect Pet Rescue, an all-volunteer animal rescue group who, for the last 17 years, has rescued animals from shelters and found them loving homes. If you would like to meet Fabian or any other of their adoptable pets, you can call and make an appointment or attend their weekly mobile adoption every Saturday and Sunday in Santa Monica. Perfect Pet Rescue will be there today from 10am-2:30pm.
Pretty kitty needs a permanent home. Picture by PACT.
Hailey is one of those kitties that gets more beautiful every week. She is an intelligent, playful and fun loving 8-month-old Tortie Point Siamese mix. Hailey prefers her foster home to the shelter. The shelter makes her uncomfortable and she tends to hide her best qualities. In a home, she is sweet, playful, and very affectionate. Hailey is available from PACT, People and Cats Together, a non-profit all volunteer cat rescue and placement group. For more info on Hailey or the other cats available looking for good homes, contact PACT or attend their mobile adoption every Saturday from 11am-4pm at PETCO in Redondo Beach.
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