Beautiful Dogs Are Urgent at Carson/Gardena Animal Care Center in Need of Loving Homes

Guillermo and Jake are beautiful, kind, young dogs who are in need of loving foster homes, or for potential adopters to come forward, at Carson Animal Shelter in Gardena. They need and deserve loving homes immediately to save their precious lives. Guillermo is two years old, described as very sweet and affectionate, friendly with people. He loves cuddles and thinks he is a lap dog. His animal ID number is A5737629.
Jake, also very urgently in need of a loving and kind foster, adopter or rescue today is three years old. He is described as very calm and mellow. He loves walks and does great on a leash. He knows all of his commands. Jake’s animal ID number is A5738039.

To find their individual posts and to learn more about them, enter their animal ID number on your Instagram search bar and their reels will come up. Reach out to #TeamCarson on Instagram via Saving Carson Dogs on Facebook https://facebook.com/savingcarsonshelterdogs, or Instagram https://www.instagram.com/savingcarsonshelterdogs immediately if you can help by providing a loving home as a foster or adopter. The shelter is located at 216 W Victoria Street, Gardena, CA 90248. The direct phone number for the shelter is 310-523-9566. A foster screening app is available by going to this link: https://www.carsonfoster.org to complete a pre-screen application.

Follow their pages to see who is in need of immediate homes today. Jake and Guillermo are both loving, kind, young dogs and are in immediate need of foster homes to save their lives. They deserve to live out their full lives in loving homes, as they have immense love for life and for people. They are at risk of euthanasia without homes stepping up immediately. Please step up today if you have room to open up your heart and home to these precious dogs, who deserve beautiful lives ahead.

It is encouraged that loving, kind, responsible families or individuals who are willing to foster dogs at Carson Animal Shelter and at all shelters throughout Los Angeles, consider opening up their heart and home to save a life today. Fosters do save lives, and more loving homes are needed throughout Los Angeles.