Abby was rescued from the East Valley shelter after being surrendered by her owners. She was not properly cared for and had extremely matted hair, untreated ear infection and a urinary tract infection. Abby was obviously not well cared for and luckily found her way into our care. She is a very sweet and quiet senior that enjoys taking walks, eating her meals and getting some attention from staff and volunteers. Her infections are clearing up and her matted fur have been removed. Abby is on the up and up and ready to find a true forever home that can provide the proper care she needs and deserves.

Angie is a special girl with a very special issue. When we met her at the East Valley shelter she was unable to eat and was not thriving. When we took her to the vet, they found that she had an abnormal blockage. Her large intestines were being blocked by her small intestines. They needed to do emergency surgery and ended up removing 1/2 of her small intestines, large intestines, and cecum. She has recovered well and is in good spirits, but continues to have diarrhea as a result of the shortening of her bowels. We do not know if this will be lifelong or not, but at this point she is a special needs case with her diarrhea and her need for supplements to replace nutrients her body does not absorb naturally. Angie enjoys playing fetch and taking walks!

Arizona was rescued with 5 other dogs from the same home. All dogs had horrific skin infections, terrible teeth, and were all not spayed/neutered. Sweet Arizona was not only dealing with all of that, but is blind from cataracts. We are in the process of fixing her skin, getting her spayed and a dental, and lastly seeing an ophthalmologist to see if cataract surgery is possible. Overall, she is a lovely dog that would love to find a loving home once her medical issues have been addressed.

Clyde might be the most charming boy we have ever met! He was rescued from the East Valley shelter after getting away from him owner 3 different times over a 3 year period. Each yea he would wander away from home and end up at the shelter. After this 4th time though, his owner never came back to get him. Lucky for us, we were able to meet him and fall in love. Clyde is ready to be your best friend and cuddle partner. He enjoys talking walks, meeting other dogs, and getting all the attention from the staff and volunteers. He does need to lose some weight, but overall he is doing great for a senior chihuahua!

Cooper was found as a stray and extremely malnourished. He was only skin and bones when we rescued him. He is now at a healthy weight and he is thriving! He is on his way to learning the basic commands such as sit and paw. He is a little shy and needs to meet people at a slower pace but all it takes is a few treats and some ear scratches for him to warm up to you. Cooper has not had a very easy life and is longing to experience the warmth of a family. He is a very sweet boy and is super happy when he has the chance to lounge around with his favorite staff and volunteers. Cooper deserves a loving home. Come and meet Cooper today!

Hello, Dolly! This 84lb cattle dog mix was turned into the North Central Shelter as a stray. No one came to claim her, so she became available for adoption. We meet Dolly shortly after and fell in love! She has a sweet and loving personality with a passion for walking! Dolly gets along with small and large dogs alike. This gentle giant will surely steal your heart!

Elliott is our sweet senior chihuahua that found his way to us due to his owner passing away. He has been in a home for the past 11 years and is desperately trying to find a new forever home. He is a gentle boy with a heart of gold. Since he was in a home for so long, he is housebroken and very good about being on a schedule. Elliott would love a home with an owner that is around a lot to provide comfort and plenty of love.

Herman is a true gentleman. This sweet little man was rescued from the Palmdale Animal Shelter where he was labeled as a stray. Unfortunately, the shelter discovered Herman has a heart murmur. This prevents him from going on long walks and joining in any extreme activities. Despite this, handsome Herman still has a lot of pep in his step! His little tail wags like crazy when it is time for short walks around down the street. He loves being around people and will bond with you very quickly. He would be perfect for someone looking for a buddy to cuddle with. Herman is truly a special dog and deserves a loving family who will snuggle with him.

Izzy would win "Best in Smile" without a doubt! She is a little ball of energy who is always wearing the biggest grin. Her bright personality and love for life is infectious! She loves to play, go on walks, and would do great with someone who would enjoy taking her on runs with them. Izzy is a great girl who deserves nothing but the best!

Lochlan was part of a group of 6 dogs turned in to the East Valley shelter from a neglectful home. All 6 had major teeth issues, skin and ear infections, and none were fixed. Lochlan is the smallest of the bunch and has a very sweet and kind disposition. He was recently neutered and had a dental done. He is missing some teeth and therefore his tongue sticks out on the side. Lochlan is great with other dogs and cats. He is a slow walker and would only require short walks. He is ready for a forever home!

Marley the giant is full of fun and energy. This loving boy loves to play and go for walks. He would probably be an amazing running buddy and would definitely do well on hikes. Marley knows his basic commands such as sit and high five. He would do best in a single pet home with no children. He doesn't like to be picked up and prefers to not have his ears scratched. We would prefer an adopter who would be willing to visit multiple times to they can get to know each other and understand Marley's needs.This handsome boy is just waiting for someone to love him. St. Bonnie's Sanctuary (Lange Foundation) is located in Canyon Country, CA. If you would like to meet any of our animals, please call us at (661) 251-5590 or email at st.bonnies@gmail.com. We adopt to families/people in the Southern California area only. For more information, visit our website: http://langefoundation.org

Marshmallow arrived to St. Bonnies blind, extremely matted, and overweight. Despite this, Marshmallow loves easily and is always eager to meet anyone and everyone. He is a extremely friendly and trusting. He will fast asleep on your lap in 2 seconds flat. He is looking for an extra special home where he can thrive!

Marvin is a tiny boy with a big heart. He was in a home for about 5 years before his previous adopters decided to surrender him. Marvin came to us extremely scared and was frightened by every little noise. He has made leaps and bounds since then and is now an extremely happy boy. He is still a bit shy with new people but a few treats and a short walk is all that is needed for him to take a liking to you. Marvin would do best in a quiet home with no kids as we believe he was tormented by small children in his previous home.

Nova was turned into the Lancaster Shelter as a stray. It seems as though she had a home at one time, but was kept as an outside only dog. She does know basic commands and is a giant sweet heart. Staff here at St. Bonnie's call her a big baby because she enjoys being coddled. She loves the company of people, but does not care for other dogs. Nova's ideal home would be a single dog home where she was able to be inside and part of the family. Nova unfortunately has recently lost the use of her back leg. She lost some nerve connections and we are currently working with her in hopes she will make those necessary connections once more. We are currently walking her with a sling and she does have her good days where she needs little assistance but most days we are supporting most of her weight during walks. She does great in her wheel chair and zooms past us when on wheels. We are looking for an adopter with previous experience in this sort of issue. She is a sweet and snuggly girl ready for her true forever home. --- St. Bonnie's Sanctuary (Lange Foundation) is located in Canyon Country, CA. If you would like to meet any of our animals, please call us at (661) 251-5590 or email at st.bonnies@gmail.com. We adopt to families/people in the Southern California area only. For more information, visit our website: http://langefoundation.org

Panchito and Star were rescued from a hoarding/backyard-breeding situation in 2012. They were extremely scared and not receptive to human interaction in the beginning. They slowly made progress throughout the years with us, but have exceeded our expectations in the past year. Since joining our West LA office staff, they have shown themselves to be dedicated and loving dogs. Star is still somewhat skittish, but has shown that with time and patience she opens up and enjoys human companionship. Panchito is more open to meeting new people and is very sweet, but will still need some time to fully blossom. These two are extremely funny, loving and special dogs - whoever takes a chance on these two will be incredibly lucky!

Our miniature girl, Sadie, was found as a stray in the San Fernando Valley. She was taken to the East Valley shelter and held in medical hoping a rescue would come get her. With her tiny and delicate figure, the general population was not going to be kind to her. Luckily, we met her and knew she needed to join our foundation. Sadie had a rough start needing full mouth extractions, a mammary mass removed, and a spay. She handled it like a champ and is flourishing in our main office. From time to time, she has digestion issues that should be monitored, but is in overall good health for her age.