Location: 215 West Ann Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Date Built : February 15, 1928
Year Renovated: It was not renovated but it was replaced by North Central Animal Care and Control Center
Blurry image of a helicopter; One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 419 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
Two officers unloading crates of animals after landing the helicopter | One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 419 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
District supervisor Wes Mason releasing one of the animals | One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 419 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
Animal Control officer releasing animals | One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 419 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
Animal control officer releasing an animal from a crate| One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 415 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 415 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
An officer is about to open a crate with an animal inside it. One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 415 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
An officer takes a photo of a departing animal released into the forest | One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 415 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
An animal departs from a crate into the forest. One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 415 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
Photo of a raccoon leaving a crate as part of the animal airlift. One of a series of animal airlift photos documenting the landing of a helicopter in the Angeles National forest and the release of animals | envelope reads 415 City Hall, Los Angeles, Department of Animal Regulation
An official is getting a puppy ready for adoption. This is during March of Dimes event.
-On July 31, 1969, "Operation Second Chance" was underway. On this day, ten children from March of Dimes Birth Defects Treatment Center at Orthopedic Hospital went to Ann Street Animal Shelter to select a animal of their choice
Girl getting dog adopted during March of Dimes Event
-On July 31, 1969, "Operation Second Chance" was underway. On this day, ten children from March of Dimes Birth Defects Treatment Center at Orthopedic Hospital went to Ann Street Animal Shelter to select a animal of their choice
On July 31, 1969, "Operation Second Chance" was underway. On this day, ten children from March of Dimes Birth Defects Treatment Center at Orthopedic Hospital went to Ann Street Animal Shelter to select a animal of their choice.
On July 31, 1969, "Operation Second Chance" was underway. On this day, ten children from March of Dimes Birth Defects Treatment Center at Orthopedic Hospital went to Ann Street Animal Shelter to select a animal of their choice.
Cutlines: Valerie Fields, administrative assistant to the mayor, left, and Betty Cardoni, director of Mercy Crusade, inc. assist Gibson in ribbon cutting ceremony
| Cutlines: Gibson uses king-size ribbon cutter to open new animal hospital at the LA City District Harbor Animal Shelter, 735 Battery Street, San Pedro on February 28, 1979. The new animal shelter was financed through bequests from the George Whittell estate and contributions from Mercy Crusade, Inc.
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Name: San Pedro Harbor Shelter
Location: 735 W Battery St, San Pedro, CA 90731
Date Built or Opened : June 1951
Year Renovated: 1996
| -This document discusses how the Hollywood star, Won Ton Ton, was presented at the Rose parade
-He was wearing a collar that contained 442 cart diamonds in pear shape and marquise weight 168.79 carats.
| -Won Ton Ton has appeared in other TV shows as well
- Margret Nesbitt, standing besides hims, is a Hollywood actress and volunteer within the department
Identification:
"Aerial view Los Angeles City East Valley Animal Shelter, 13131 Sherman Way, North Hollywood (marked with "x". East Valley Spay-Neuter Clinic, marked with "xx" is located behind the animal shelter.
-It's pretty convenient that the animal shelter and spay and neuter clinic are both near each other
-This floor plan is the physical plan of the visions and remodeling that the previous documents were discussing.
-Detailed are the location and sizes of specific rooms, such as the conference room and manager room
- These documents show the floor plans for the shelter
Some renovations include:
-Vet supplies storage should be in medical treatment room.
-Small animal room should be in close proximity to the cat room
-Euthanasia room should be near cat isolation room
| -These are the design plans for the SOC Shelter, it looks like they are renovating the shelter not only building wise but also how they operate clinically
some notes:
-Add trenches
-Add low curb
-Remove portion of chain
-Link fence and add two gates
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Location: near 36th St
Los Angeles, CA 90018
Date Built : July 1, 1996
Year Renovated: ~1997
| This letter contains a list of all the requests the the chief vet has requested after inspecting the South Los Angeles Temporary Shelter. Some of the requests include:
- Fly control around the fridge
-Examination table size increase
-Euthanasia holding room needs 4 cages
On July 31, 1969, "Operation Second Chance" was underway. On this day, ten children from March of Dimes Birth Defects Treatment Center at Orthopedic Hospital went to Ann Street Animal Shelter to select a animal of their choice.
- I think this specific demonstration is on how to treat an injured dog
-They are placing cotton balls over the wounded area of the dog
-Television Be Kind to Animals Wk. 1947 Demonstration by Dr. McClurkin of 1st aid to Animals
On July 31, 1969, "Operation Second Chance" was underway. On this day, ten children from March of Dimes Birth Defects Treatment Center at Orthopedic Hospital went to Ann Street Animal Shelter to select a animal of their choice
Photo of a raccoon climbing a helicopter as part of the Animal Airlift program. Likely in the Angeles National forest after release from its container. Label on back: 7812098
Robert I. Rush, Mercy Crusade, Betty Cordoni, Ann Street Animal Shelter |
Mercy Crusade, a leading humane organization, is providing free spay and neuter vouchers for Ann Street Animal Shelter to pet owners who are low-income.
Robert M. Wilkinson, West Valley Animal shelter, George W. Mason, Animal Airlift, Robert I. Rush | The 12th district has been provided a new community service by the department with the addition of the West Valley Animal Shelter, as it has contributed to the wildlife, earthquake support, welfare support, and participation in anti-rabies clinics
-Be Kind to Animal's Week, Robert I. Rush, American Humane Association, Animal Airlift
- The Be Kind To Animal's Week is scheduled May 2-8 as Rush believes it should be called "Be Kind to Neighbor Week" as both people with and without pets should have their rights recognized and be respectful to one another.
