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Pets of the Week: Chili, Bean & Samson
Handsome Samson. Photo courtesy of L.A. Animal Services
Meet Samson (A0767000), a 6-year-old male neutered domestic gray and white short hair cat. He loves to be held and is a great listener, which makes him an excellent companion. Don't you need a special little man in your life? Samson is available for adoption at the Harbor Animal Care Shelter, one of six shelters run by Los Angeles Animal Services.
Love times two. Photo by Ace of Hearts.
Sisters, Chili and Bean are looking for a home together and currently being cared for by Ace of Hearts, an organization that rescues ALL breeds from the city's shelters. These young adult Pittie mixes should go in a home together. Chili (black) is the more confident one and sets a great example for her sister. These beauties should go with an experienced owner as they need lots of love and direction. Weary of people at first, they have made great strides. Chili (white) likes to give kisses and Bean enjoys belly rubs.Visit the Ace of Hearts website for more information on adopting or to find other pets looking for love.
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