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Pets of the Week: Sweet Aurora Rose & Puppy Coco
Aurora Rose (ID#13-00263) is a 3 month old orange Tabby. She is as beautiful as a rose and sweet as sugar. She enjoys playing, especially with rope toys and she gets along fantastically with other active cats. Come meet her at spcaLA South Bay Pet Adoption Center and snuggle.
Two month old Coco (ID#13-00291) is an affectionate Chihuahua mix puppy. She received lots of socialization in foster care and met people of all ages. Coco can be lured into "sit" with a treat. She uses her wee-wee pad faithfully and is okay with loud noises, like the vacuum. Her brothers have already been adopted and Coco is ready for her forever home. She is available at spcaLA P.D. Pitchford Companion Animal Village & Education Center.In honor of the year spcaLA was founded, adopt a dog or a cat for the fee of $18.77 at spcaLA Pet Adoption Centers on Saturday, November 17th and Sunday the 18th.
Potential adopters must fill out an application and be approved for adoption by an spcaLA Adoption Counselor. Click here for adoption requirements.
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