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Are LA Shelters Any Closer to a 'No Kill' Policy?
There's a new facility in West LA with a spa-like feel, including a library as well as private rooms where visitors can get to know prospective housemates. The potential boarders are dogs and cats, and the facility is the Pet Adoption Center run by an animal welfare coalition called No Kill Los Angeles . KCRW's Saul Gonzalez paid a visit.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThere's a new facility in West LA with a spa-like feel, including a library as well as private rooms where visitors can get to know prospective housemates. The potential boarders are dogs and cats, and the facility is the Pet Adoption Center run by an animal welfare coalition called No Kill Los Angeles. KCRW's Saul Gonzalez paid a visit.
Dogs up for adoption at No Kill LA's Pet Adoption Center in West Los Angeles
NKLA volunteer taking a dog out for daily exercise
Photos: Saul Gonzalez
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