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Patch Blog: Adoptable Pets at Pasadena Humane

Meet these animal companions looking for a loving forever home. Stop by the Pasadena Humane Society or visit or website, www.pasadenahumane.org for more info!

Meet Lucy, Patches, Brutus, Merlin, A.J., Chloe and Caesar! 

A307750 — Lucy is a five-month-old black and brown Rottweiler mix. She’s very active and has a lot of puppy energy. She loves to play with toys and go on walks too! Her adoption fee is $120.

A307434 — Patches is a is a four-month-old black kitten. He’s very curious and loves to play. His regular adoption fee is $70. He also qualifies for a $13 adoption fee this Friday, July 13! Read more information on the $13 black cat adoption promotion here.

A309205 — Brutus is a four-year-old Bearded Dragon. His adoption fee is $50.

A308307 — Merlin is a 12-year-old longhair black cat. He can be shy at first, but he warms up quickly. His normal adoption fee is $70; however, she does qualify for our Seniors for Seniors program in which her adoption fee is waived for adopters 60 years old and older. They only pay the mandatory $20 microchip fee. Merlin also qualifies for a $13 adoption fee this Friday, July 13! Read more information on the $13 black cat adoption promotion here. Call for more information!

A308467 — A.J. is a three-month-old red tabby kitten. He’s very curious and loves to play. His adoption fee is $70.

A308235 — Chloe is a calm, sweet nine-month-old gray rabbit.  She loves snacks and is very social.  Her adoption fee is $30. 

A306706 — Caesar is a five-year-old gray cat. He loves to be held. His normal adoption fee is $70; however, he does qualify for our Seniors for Seniors program in which her adoption fee is waived for adopters 60 years old and older. They only pay the mandatory $20 microchip fee. Call for more information! 

The adoption fee includes the animal’s spay/neuter surgery, a microchip, the first set of vaccinations, as well as a free follow-up health check at a participating vet. New adopters will receive complimentary health and wellness exam from VCA Animal Hospitals. Ask an adoptions counselor for more information during your visit.

Call the Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA at 626.792.7151 and refer to the animal’s “A” number, or visit us  at 361 S. Raymond Ave in Pasadena. Adoption hours are 11-4 Sunday, 9-5 Tuesday –Friday and 9-4 Saturday. Pets may not be available for adoption and cannot be held for potential adopters from phone calls or email. Directions and photos of all pets can be found at www.pasadenahumane.org.

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Buzlightyear aka marty May 22, 2013 at 02:08 pm
Robert, Thanks for the response. As you may know, I don't think God has much, if any doing in ourRead More day to day results. We have free will. And that mean the good and bad while we are alive, is up to us. And now for a shocker. I don't believe in hell. If you were God, would you set up a world where misdeeds, and mistakes of your invention meant you may send them to burn forever! If your dog bit someone, would you torture it in eternity? It is a bit hard for me to justify hell with a loving God. I respect your opinion, and enjoy the conversations.
ROBERT E. FISHBACK May 22, 2013 at 07:48 am
Yes, I watched those speeches....Flowery with no substance...The Ive lEAGUE SCHOOLS ARE HOT BEDS OFRead More SOCIALIST PHILOSOPHY, it appears. On a lighter note, I googled the intersection of Fair Oaks and the Pasadena Fwy. yesterday and the old apartment bldg where I lived is still there. Talk about pointless info.......
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Betty Jean May 20, 2013 at 11:13 am
If PARENTS of children in SPUSD donated money multiple times a years {as I did/do} then maybe itRead More would ease some hardships in the classroom but they DON'T. There's a small circle of parents that always give because they can. That's good thing but it shouldn't always be on their backs. EVERY parent should give money to SPUSD. Every dollar counts!
Thomas Thieme May 18, 2013 at 09:21 pm
Thank you but rather than ask South Pas residents to dig into their own pockets yet again, why notRead More help teachers by using funds already available? We have historically high reserves and stable state funding for several years.The district refuses to even negotiate salary increases. As of the past week, the district also now refuses to negotiate reduced class size changes. The recent parcel tax was passed largely to ensure that class sizes would stay low. How is it they can take money from citizens promising this and then not follow through?
ROBERT E. FISHBACK May 18, 2013 at 07:34 am
This is sad and angering. Supers seem to cursed with a strain of lowsy. This is when the people enRead More masse need to stand up for the teachers and start their own pot of relief until the over due raise comes on line.
ROBERT E. FISHBACK May 18, 2013 at 11:02 am
If by "learning loss" is meant student forgets what he has learned, then I would guessRead More that there was no learning at all, but a memorization of facts given. If by learning loss is meant there was a gap where no curricula was given, then that is just the point of Summer Break. Learning other non class room subjects such as what a hike in the forest has to offer..a trip to the beach...reading a good book. Just sitting under a tree and enjoying. My first impression of LearnBop was it was learning how to dance the Bop to Little Richard or Bill Hailey. Now, that is something even I could get into.
ROBERT E. FISHBACK March 29, 2013 at 01:24 pm
I cant tell you where I live....you would ban my posts ! But, my childhood roots are in Glendale,Read More but I have many pleasant memories of the Pasadena Winter Garden where I used to skate when I has about twelve (1950). I was playing with puberty and oh, the girls in their shortie dresses and legs....There was such a romantic feel to the place. I think I recall a circular wood burner in which there was a fire going on cold days and nights. I still have a punch card showing I was a member of the Penguin Club. There is an area in Glendale that has a peculiar feel to it and it is between Virginia and Mountain....roughly between Ruberta and Central. This isnt Pasadena, of course. That area was my stomping grounds in the 40's. Right there, I thought...it was right there where we talked and laughed....under the light of a street lamp..she was so very cute and precocious. All gone away so long ago..I "heard" her laugh in a capricious breeze that sprang, up...also carrying the scents of Jasmine...So many stories like this in Pasadena too. The people who came and went, but left in their wake a presence like a fire fly's glowing arc.
Donna Evans (Editor) March 29, 2013 at 01:07 pm
@Robert Thanks! You totally made my day :-)
ROBERT E. FISHBACK March 29, 2013 at 12:25 pm
This has to be one of best posts...ever...so pleasant...great writing...There is an ambiance to thatRead More area which I noticed when I lived out there...Pleasantly haunted with happy little things....BOOO !