Beverly Hills, CA
The Amanda Foundation, based in Beverly Hills, has rescued dogs and cats from Los Angeles city and county shelters for over 40 years. Founded to give animals facing euthanasia at high-kill shelters a second chance, the organization operates a full-service veterinary hospital on site and a mobile spay/neuter clinic alongside its adoption services and a community education program. Pets available for adoption are shown daily between 11am and 3pm, already socialized, housebroken, and comfortable in homes. All animals are spayed or neutered and vaccinated according to age before adoption, with home checks to ensure appropriate placements.
Dogs $250, cats $125
A home check to ensure an appropriate placement for the animal.
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Yes, all dogs and cats are spayed or neutered and vaccinated appropriate to their age before adoption.
A home check is required to ensure an appropriate match between the animal and the household.
It operates a full-service veterinary hospital on site, enabling comprehensive medical care alongside rescue and adoption.
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