PAWS OF LA RESCUE
EIN 82-5522526 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
Our Foster-to-Adopt is Where An Interested Family Fills Out An Adoption Application, But Starting Out As A Foster Parent to The Dog With The Intent to Adopt The DogBefore Being Accepted Into The Program, The Family Must Complete The Adoption Application, Video Interview, Home Check and Meet & Greet With The DogUnder This Program Paws of L.A. Rescue Covers Various Medical Expenses. Training Sessions Can Be In Person or Virtual.
How to reach them
ContactCAROLINA RODRIGUEZPRESIDENT
In care of% CAROLINA RODRIGUEZ
Mailing address4500 VIA MARINA, MARINA DEL REY, CA 90292-7214
Main phone(310) 845-6418 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@pawsoflarescue.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- June 2018
- County
- Los Angeles
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