Animals in Need Rescue Network helps animals through free spay and neuter clinics for community stray cats, TNR services, vet care and rehabilitation for sick and injured animals, fostering and adoptions. How You Can Help
Foster
Adopt
Donate
Participate in TNR Trap/Neuter /Return
Maintain and Feed/Help Community Cats
Help a cat in need that has been abandoned, many have its shocking to realize how many people just leave cats outside to fend for themselves and they cannot. Go the LA Animals Services link and find your local shelter and visit. Go to the shelter in person if possible. Meet the shelter employees in person by visiting. It is also a great idea to meet the animals in person as well. This way you will be able to find out about particular dogs and cats that are in danger of being killed and need to be rescued/ adopted ASAP. Take pictures of the animals for your marketing efforts the shelter pictures are often taken when the animal is first brought to the shelter and they are scared to death. No one takes a good picture when they are scared. A good picture can be the animal’s only chance of getting out of the shelter alive. Volunteer with us, with your local shelter, or another rescue group. Spread the word about how much animals need our help. Donate to Animals in Need Rescue Network. Your donation will be tax deductible (we are 501c3 and All donations or text to tax deductible
Foster a pet. This is one of the most important things you can do as it enables rescues to save many more lives. We often just need a safe, relaxing place for the animals to stay, decompress and recover from the shelter experience. Pets are scared and stressed — they often get sick and just need to recover from a cold or the trauma of their experiences. They often just need a place to stay until space opens up at an adoption venue or an adopter is found. Fosters are invaluable to rescues, as it enables rescuers to pull many more animals from the shelters and also a great way to see if you would like to adopt. Many people are “foster failures” in that they end up falling in love and adopting their foster pet. If you are interested in becoming a foster download our foster/adopt application. Please contact us if you have questions. Take a great picture of the animal for your e-mail blasts, social media, etc. Give the animal a name if they do not have one. Ask the shelter employee to please let you know if the animal is in danger of being euthanized. There is nothing more discouraging than to find out an animal has been killed that you have been actively networking. Ask everyone to cross post or Share your e-mail with everyone they know. It is amazing how many lives are saved this way. To Network a red listed animal, (an animal that is scheduled to be killed)
Go to http://www.laanimalservices.com/shelters
Click on volunteer, click on New Hope, click on Alerts then click on the animals you want to network, cats dogs, etc. under red or blue (medical) alert. This will take you to a list of all the red and blue listed animals for all six of the LA city shelters. These animals can be euthanized at any time so action needs to be taken immediately. You can also call the shelter ask for a supervisor and tell them you are networking the animal.
