Hope for Paws rescues dog trapped in Los Angeles river

In late December 2012 a German Shepherd was trapped in an LA river. It is believed that the animal was abandoned there and had it not been for the people who were feeding him until rescue was arranged, the dog could have starved. The rescue was filmed by Hope for Paws, a rescue organization in Los Angeles. As Valentine's Day approaches, those who are looking to find their new fur baby or best friend, can find the special companion they seek at a any number of rescue organizations and pet adoption events around the city. If now is not the time to get a pet, but you are an animal lover, Hope for Paws in a non-profit that welcomes donations. Click here for more information. You can also buy the digital download version of their book, Our Lives Have Gone To The Dogs. Hope for Paws receives 10 cents for every download of the book.

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, LA Animal Welfare Examiner

Jackie Morrison has been published in Tails, Inc. Magazine. Her first dog was a Fox Terrier, and Jackie has been a German Shepherd guardian since age five when her dad brought home a puppy from a shelter. She supports two California pet organizations, Muttville and the Golden State German...

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