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Pets of Larch mont Neighborhood dog lovers unite to tell tales of their furry friends

Pets add so much to family life. Our puppy, Ginger, is now

like a typical “teen” challenging authority and acting out for attention. She follows me everywhere and is absolutely in love with my daughters Isabella and Amelia. It’s difficult to remember our life before Ginger came along. The thing that has surprised me most about having a dog is the amount of joy that comes from this 11-pound fluffy creature. Ginger makes everyone smile with her sweet enthusiasm— from people in stores who see her, people we encounter on the street and our friends and family. I’ve seen the benefits of responsibility and patience that the girls have shown in taking care of Ginger. Here, some neighbors weigh in about their own pets: Terrell Perfitt: “I can’t believe the unconditional love from my dog. I can leave the house for five minutes, return and she greets me like I have been gone for a month!” Lizzy Martinez: “When one

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of our kids goes on a sleepover, our dog Sofia sneaks into their room at night to steal one of their socks to sleep with it!” Nancy Muller: “Our dog Milo is like our third child and

he loves his ‘sisters’ Frances and Agnes. He will cuddle and carry around their teddy bears when they are not home.” Stephanie Striegel: “Our new puppy Lula is so loyal, so loving, and always interested in what we are up to. A couple

more months of this and my husband and I are going to be under the impression that we are the most fascinating people on the planet.” Cocoe Voci: “Our Chihuahua mix, Luma, is truly part of the family. She showers us with love and kisses. The kids, Vaughn and Lila, call her ‘Licky Lu’ because of her uncontrollable urge to lick us!” Josh Billings: “A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.” Before being a dog owner I would never have understood what he meant, but Ginger’s devotion to our family has made me a believer. We give so much to our pets, but in the end, we are the ones who reap the most benefit.

March at Tar Pits to save animals

Run for Rescues at the Rose Bowl

A march to save elephants and rhinoceroses will begin at 11 a.m. at the La Brea Tar Pits on Sat., Oct. 4. Sponsored by the U.S. Humane Society, the march is designed to bring awareness to the killing of these animals for their tusks and horns. Los Angeles March will feature education by Animal Ambassadors and African drumming with Malik Sow. Speakers include Dr. Reese Halter, music by Kat Kramer, and the Agape International Children’s Choir.

The Race for the Rescues takes place on Sat., Oct. 18 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The 5K, 10K, and 1K Dog Walk benefits local animal welfare groups. A kids fun run and couch potato race will also take place at the event aimed to save lives of homeless dogs, cats and horses. Prizes, adoptions and a pet psychic as well as face painting, food trucks and a silent auction will also be at the ninth annual event. Visit racefortherescues.org.

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428 N. Larchmont Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90004 (323) 463-4228 www.animaldermatology.com

A dermatologist for animals?

I knew that.

Absolutely! We are pleased to join the Larchmont Village community!

Board certified veterinary dermatologists specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of:

Allergies • Nail disorders Chronic ear infections Hair loss • Skin disease

Dermatological problems are often extremely frustrating, requiring a unique combination of vigilant care and the latest technology. At Animal Dermatology Clinic, our principle of compassion and technology are combined to bring you and your pet the best specialty care available. Could a dermatologist help your pet? Ask your veterinarian. Learn more at www.animaldermatology.com

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pets of larchmont All are cute, some are elderly and one's a Windsor Square socialite An overwhelming number of e-mails poured in of adorable and regal-looking pets with some uplifting stories to

match. Several among them are Boulevard regulars. One owner forwarded a pastel painting of Gen. Beauregard,

a.k.a. Beau, and there was Sophie, “a Windsor Square socialite” entertaining her dachsund friends.

Kobe Astro, a beagle mix, is a true Larchmont dog, because he was adopted on the Boulevard, says 14-year old Elizabeth Feirstein. Another, 19-year-old Kelsey, has become a male model. He was featured in a magazine spread of his home last spring.

NAPOLEON, S. Rossmore Ave., Carol Goodson, Larry Berkowitz.

BELLA & BUSTER, First St., Mary Deles.

CODY, N. Gower St., Ronald Alix.

JERINA, N. Irving Blvd., Maggie Houlehan. QUINCY, Bronson Ave., Ellen Cho.

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BIANCA, S Windsor Bl. Oona Kanner. JOJO, N. Norton Ave., Liz Atlee.

MISSY, S. Manhattan Pl., Damian Calmett.

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CASEY AND KEESHA, Gramercy Pl., Pierre Debbaudt and Pam Rudy.

CRICKET, N. Detroit St., Nancy Serena.


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SHADOW, N. Las Palmas Ave., Elizabeth Feirstein, age 14. SCOUT, S. Plymouth, Edie, Talia, Cece and Theo.

LOLA, S Dunsmuir Georgette Kelsey.

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GINGER, S. Sierra Ave., Sadie White.

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MUNCHEE, N. Bronson Ave., Marylou Pollard. COQUETTE, N. Poinsettia Pl., Joan Allemand.

BEAU, Beachwood Dr., Adreinne Cole.

BLU, S. Lucerne Blvd., Judy Zeller.

LOUIE, S., Rimpau, Myrna and Rudy Gintel.

BETTY, S. Lucerne Blvd., Randi Rose.

HAYWARD AND YOGI, N. Gower St., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis.

JASPER, N. Orange Dr., Billy Criswell.

Nobody’s perfect, but come in and meet the perfect pet for you. JAGGER, Orange Dr., Robert and Joanna Girard.

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Help turn L.A. into a no-kill city. NKLA.org/PetAdoptionCenter


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AUDREY, La Vista Ct., Michael LUMA, N Gower Soriano. Vaughn and Lila Voci.

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St., LUCY, Fremont Pl., Photo by Alexandra Simon.

MR. KITTY, 14ish years old, deaf, S. Orange Dr., Jill Brown. WHITAKER AND THE DUDE, Bronson Ave., Michael & Dee.

BUDDY, N. Plymouth Blvd., John and Oscar Livesay.

GHOST, Windsor Blvd., Valerie Ho.

FINN with Keely Nett - his owner, Las Palmas Ave.

BROOKS, Lorraine Blvd., Brad Weinstock

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KOBE ASTRO, Vista St., formerly of Irving Blvd., Eric and Marilyn Roberts.

BELLA, Giselle and Amelia. Larchmont, Suzan Mora.

PHOTO PAGE 1: Sophie entertaining her dachshund friends this past summer. "Her favorite stores are Landis Gifts & Stationery, because they have her photograph displayed, Jessica's because they give her water, and Chevalier's Books because she likes their cookies."

SOPHIE, S. Plymouth Blvd., Susie Goodman.

Best Friends at Tar Pits Nov. 8-9 Mark the date: Best Friends is coming to the La Brea Tar Pits, 5801 Wilshire Blvd., Sat., Nov. 8 to Sun., Nov. 9 for its NKLA adoption Weekend. Save a life and find that perfect furry friend at the event, where several rescue groups will converge with pets of all sizes and breeds in need of a forever home. Volunteers can sign up at volunteerLA@bestfriends.org. Best Friends' NKLA (No Kill L.A.) adoption center is open at 1845 Pontius Ave., in West L.A. Visit bestfriends.org.


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