From Fairy Tales to Reality: Creating Fairy Godmother Moments at the Anima Adoption Agency

The Magical Anima Adoption Agency is a unique establishment that aims to provide a loving and caring environment for magical creatures in need of a home. It is a place where people, whether they are magic users or not, can come together to adopt and care for these extraordinary beings. At the heart of the agency's mission is the belief that every magical creature deserves a chance to live a fulfilling life and be a part of a loving family. From dragons and unicorns to goblins and fairies, the agency accommodates a wide variety of magical creatures, ensuring that there is a perfect match for every potential adopter. The agency follows a rigorous adoption process to ensure that the creatures are placed in suitable homes. Prospective adopters are required to demonstrate their understanding of the specific needs, behaviors, and habitats of the creature they wish to adopt.

History: The princess who once owned Coco, brought her to the Agency because she did not like the unicorn's dusty cinnamon color and wanted an all silver or all gold one. But, here at the Agency, we adore Coco's gorgeous coat and hope Coco finds a match that does too. (Note: Coco does have an allergy to sugar beet biscuits.)

Note Although we are anxious to find Snort a loving home, we will refuse any requests from knights, unless he or she is willing to undergo an extensive history check. Nettie Nurtch, the magical animal vet, has nursed Peg s wing back to health, but due to the particular type of strain, the wing will never be as strong as it once was.

Prospective adopters are required to demonstrate their understanding of the specific needs, behaviors, and habitats of the creature they wish to adopt. This not only ensures the creature's well-being but also fosters a strong bond between the creature and its new family. The Magical Anima Adoption Agency also offers support and resources to adopters to help them provide the best possible care for their newly adopted magical companions.

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The six LA Animal Services Centers are open without appointments on Tuesdays through Fridays from 8am - 5pm and Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 5pm. Centers are closed Mondays and City-observed holidays.

Our shelters are filled with pets ready to meet you and be a part of your family. To view the pets available for adoption, click here.

When you adopt a dog, cat, or rabbit from LA Animal Services, your furry friend goes home with you already spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and for LA City residents, the first year license fee for dogs.

Adoption fees include vaccinations, spaying or neutering surgery, microchipping for dogs, cats and rabbits; and for City of LA residents, the first year license fee for dogs.

A government-issued identification (driver's license, state ID, passport) with your name and photo is required to adopt a pet.

LA Animal Services Centers accept payment by cash, check, or credit card (name on credit card must match the name on the photo identification).

Fees

Below is a list of fees LA Animal Services charge for adoption.

Regular Adoption Fees

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Discounted rates to help find homes for those who’ve been waiting a little longer.

Sometime animals bond in the shelter - let's help them stay together.

Other discounted licenses are offered at LA Animal Services. A $10 license fee is available for qualifying seniors and disabled individuals.

Home To Home™ is an interactive platform created to help families, people, and pets with the difficult task of transitioning pets from one home to another. Oftentimes pets are taken to shelters when keeping a pet is no longer a possibility. Home To Home™ believes that pets should avoid a stay in an animal shelter and should instead be welcomed into loving homes.

Animal Care Policies And Information

All dogs and cats, eight weeks of age or older, adopted from the City will be surgically sterilized prior to their release to their new owner/guardian. A private, California-licensed veterinarian will perform the surgery. The sterilization deposit included in the adoption fee will be applied towards the cost of the surgery. The veterinarian will give your dog or cat a physical examination prior to surgery to determine if the animal is fit for surgery and will contact you with instructions if it is determined that your dog or cat should not have surgery at this time.

Please be aware that no surgical procedure is without risks. The veterinarian or a member of his/her staff will discuss any additional fees to be paid by the adopter for estrus (heat), pregnancy, obesity, retained testicles, geriatric patients or other medical concerns with you prior to surgery.

If your adopted animal becomes unsuited for sterilization surgery due to illness or injury prior to its removal from the shelter, you will be notified. You have the option of taking your dog or cat to a private veterinarian for treatment or selecting another animal or requesting a refund of the adoption fees, excluding pound, microchip, and optional medical fees. If you choose to continue with the adoption of your selected “at risk” dog or cat, you must immediately transport your dog or cat to a private veterinary facility and assume all financial responsibility for the animal’s treatment, diagnostics, and/or hospitalization.
Rabbits are automatically spayed/neutered prior to adoption.

All cats, dogs and rabbits adopted from a LA Animal Services Shelter that do not already have a microchip, will be implanted with one. The cost of microchipping is a non-refundable $15.00 that is included in the adoption fee.

Microchipping is the safe and professional way to identify an animal. While collars may fall off and identification tags may get lost, a microchip stays with your pet for life. The microchip is less than the size of a grain of rice and is completely harmless. Just like a vaccination, the microchip is injected under the skin of an animal (typically in the scruff of the neck) where it remains safely for life.

All animals admitted to a LA Animal Services Shelter are scanned for a microchip upon arrival. If a microchip is detected, an identification number will appear and we will contact the microchip’s provider for the pet owner’s contact information. After we receive the information, we will reach out to the animal’s guardian so they can be reunited with their lost pet.

Generally, puppies and kittens require booster vaccination in three-week intervals. Please follow your veterinarian’s recommended vaccination schedule.

• Puppies/dogs receive DHLP-Parvo and Bordetella vaccines.
• Kittens/cats receive the first FVRCP vaccination.
• Dogs four months +/Cats three months + receive a rabies vaccine. Proof of a current rabies vaccination is required to license your dog. California State law requires that all dogs be inoculated against rabies. Rabies vaccinations for cats are recommended by the Department of Public Health. A rabies license for your cat is voluntary.
• Rabbits do not receive vaccinations prior to adoption.

• Puppies and kittens are automatically de-wormed at the shelter for roundworms and hookworms. Older animals are de-wormed on an as needed basis. Once you have adopted your dog or cat, we advise that you take a sample of your animal’s stool to your veterinarian for a fecal examination and internal parasite control program. Many dogs and cats that come into our shelters bring fleas and ticks into the kennels. Animals that are infested with external parasites are treated with topical medications. We recommend that you consult your veterinarian regarding an external parasite control program.
• Please note: certain animal diseases (parasites, fungal infections, bacteria, viruses, etc.) are transmissible to humans. It is imperative that your dog or cat follow a health program prescribed by your veterinarian.
  

If the dog or cat you adopted is currently ill or injured and under treatment, you will receive an Animal Health Awareness Report (Form D-300). This information will provide you with a summary of the treatment your dog or cat has received during its kenneled stay in our animal shelter.

Southern California Veterinary Medical Association (SCVMA) Offers a free medical exam within three (3) working days from the date of adoption.

Our dogs and cats usually have no available medical history prior to their admittance to our shelters. Your adoption packet includes a certificate for a free health examination at any participating SCVMA veterinary office. This service is not available for rabbits at this time. The Adoption Receipt must be presented to the veterinarian at the time of examination.

For the name and address of participating veterinarians, please refer to the yellow pages of your telephone directory. Following the selection of a veterinarian, please call that veterinarian for an appointment and confirmation of his/her participation in this program. If your adopted dog or cat is found physically unfit or otherwise unsuitable, you may return the animal for a reselection within 10 days from the date of purchase. You are then provided an opportunity to select another dog or cat within 31 days from the adoption of the first animal. The $28.00 sterilization fee and $25.00 microchip fee must be again paid at the time of reselection.

The sterilization, microchip, and optional parvovirus testing fees are not refundable.

If the adoption fees of your reselected dog or cat are greater than the amount paid for the original, the adopter shall pay the difference. No refund shall be made if the price of the newly adopted animal is less than the amount paid for the original dog or cat.

* PLEASE BE AWARE THAT ONLY THE EXAMINATION IS FREE OF CHARGE.

If you choose any further treatment for your newly adopted animal, please remember that any diagnostics, hospitalizations, injections or additional vaccinations must be at your expense.

Your adopted dog or cat may have behavioral problems that may or may not have been evident during its stay with us. These problems may make it unsuitable for human companionship. If you elect to keep the animal, any treatment or training to correct the animal’s behavioral problems is the responsibility of its new owner/guardian.

Additionally, due to the incubation period of certain diseases, it is strongly advised that you keep any newly adopted dog or cat away from and all other animals for a period up to two weeks. Do not take your new dog or cat to any public place for at least a two-week period.

With your agreement to an adoption and signed adoption receipt, you thereby release the City of Los Angeles, its employees and agents from any liability and claim that you have, whether known or unknown, now or in the future, in connection with your adoption, ownership and disposal of any animal adopted from the City of Los Angeles Department of Animal Services.

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This includes access to magical creature experts, training workshops, and a community of like-minded individuals who can offer advice and guidance. One of the unique features of the agency is its dedication to educating the general public about magical creatures. It organizes regular educational events and workshops, where visitors can learn about different species, their magical abilities, and their important roles in the magical world. By promoting understanding and appreciation for these creatures, the agency hopes to dispel any myths or misconceptions and encourage responsible magical creature ownership. Overall, the Magical Anima Adoption Agency is a beacon of hope for magical creatures in need. It offers them a loving home and ensures that they are placed with individuals who will cherish and care for them. Through its efforts, the agency not only brings joy and companionship to adopters but also raises awareness about the importance of preserving and protecting magical creatures for future generations..

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