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SUMMER NEWSLETTER 2008

Because we never take a vacation from helping the animals!

Mikie and Louie are living like princes in their wonderful new home... and they’re together forever.

BROTHERS HAVE A NEW HOME
Angelica’s boys, Mikie and Louie, were adopted last month. The kids had been with us since the day they were born, April 14, 2006. As many of you know, Angelica was rescued from skid row downtown and she gave birth to a litter of six the same day we rescued her. Mikie and Louie are now living in Sherman Oaks with their new mom Treva, who is spoiling them rotten. All of Angie's kids are now adopted. Hurray!!!

Stella is cozy and happy in her forever home!

AT LAST STELLA HAS A MOM OF HER OWN
Stella also was adopted last month. She was with us for over two years, after her guardian died unexpectedly. Stella was adopted by Kim, who lives in Sherman Oaks. Stella is enjoying being an only child and hanging out with her school teacher mom all summer long. Stella has so much fun playing with all of her wonderful new toys!

It was worth the wait for all three of these precious animals to find a loving home. At Forgotten Animals, our commitment to the safety and welfare of these beautiful creatures is unending…we will care for them for as long as it takes until the perfect new home is found.

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Jake is such a big, happy boy in his great new home.

JAKE WAS THROWN AWAY, BUT NOW HE’S GOT A LOVING HOME
Jake showed up in Charleen’s backyard last fall. There is a lot of construction going on in the neighborhood, with many buildings being torn down to put up a condo. Tragically, uncaring people leave their animals behind when they move, and Jake was a victim of this kind of horrible neglect. Jake was very frightened at first, but it didn’t take long for him to turn into a love machine. He was quickly adopted by Rich and they both live happily in Laurel Canyon.

I get so much love in my new home!

SHE WAS ON THE STREETS, BUT NOW
SHE’S SAFE, SECURE, AND LOVED
Beautiful Olivia was one of a group of cats FALA rescued from the hills of Silver Lake, where it was only a matter of time before they would surely have been eaten by coyotes. Olivia is now living in Valley Village with her new guardian, Ted. Ted tells us that she has become quite the talker!

HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE FALA CATS WHO HAVE BEEN REHABILITATED AND ARE NOW READY FOR A FOREVER HOME!
All of FALA’s cats are neutered, tested for felv/fiv, treated for fleas, inoculated, wormed and micro-chipped.

Meadow and her four kittens were found underneath an apartment complex in the Valley. She is a classic mackerel Tabby, and she is a total sweetheart. Meadow would love to come sit on your lap and cuddle with you!

Three of Meadow’s kittens are still available for adoption (we’re happy to report that Mack has a forever home!) Precious Karl, Chloe, and Julie hope to find their forever home too. We also have beautiful baby Magpie available for adoption. This little girl was found hiding in a tree, terrified and hungry. But now she’s safe and she’s blossomed into a true love bug!

Kitaro is a two-and-a-half year old Siamese chocolate point beauty. He was found hiding underneath an apartment complex in the Valley and had clearly been abandoned by his former owner. He is such an angel. Kitaro is sweet and gentle and he would love to have a forever home with you!

Luke has been with us since January of 2006. He is being fostered by the wonderful mom who adopted Mike and Louie.

Lionel has also been with us for over two years. We will make sure they are safe and happy until they find their own new home.

If you are interested in adopting, and to see all of the precious cats who are waiting for a new home, please go to Petlist to see more!

Without FALA, they would go hungry.

ANOTHER IMPORTANT ASPECT OF FALA'S RESCUE WORK IS THE CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF FERAL CAT COLONIES.
All of the cats in each colony are neutered to stop the cycle of homeless animals giving birth to more homeless animals. They're also inoculated, wormed and treated for fleas. The feral cats are fed and cared for, thanks to FALA volunteers.

We have recently established a special SPAY/NEUTER FUND. Two cats and their offspring can produce 400,000 cats over a period of seven years. If you want to make a contribution to this vital effort, please write “Spay/Neuter Fund” on your check and we will immediately use your donation to help prevent generations of suffering.

Please go to www.ralphs.com and click on “Community Contribution” to sign up on our behalf for their New Community Contributions Program. Even if you have already registered, they have begun a new phase of the program and you must register again in order for FALA to receive donations from the store whenever you shop at Ralphs. Our NPO Number is 81200.

FALA signed up with PAYPAL: Donors can go to our website and make a donation using their credit card, with no additional expense for them or for us to use this convenient service.

FALA is also working with GOOD SEARCH: By logging on to www.goodsearch.com when you want to do an Internet search and then selecting Forgotten Animals of LA (Toluca Lake, CA) as your designated charity, Good Search will make a donation to FALA when you use them as your search engine.

And FALA is working with SHOP FOR CHARITY DAY. If you go to their website, www.shopforcharityday.com, and designate Forgotten Animals (that’s all you need to type in) as your charity of choice, there is no additional charge to you when you do your regular Internet shopping, and a portion of your purchase will be donated to FALA. Please go to our website for information on how to donate your car or boat to FALA.

WITH OUR HEARTFELT THANKS AND OUR WARMEST WISHES FOR A JOYOUS, PEACEFUL HOLIDAY SEASON TO YOU AND YOURS.

TRAVEL KENNELS FOR SALE

We have seven extra-large kennels for dogs and three smaller cat/ small dog kennels. We paid $150 for each dog kennel and we're asking $50 each. The other kennels we're asking $25 each.

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