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leaves blow outside. He loves being held and
getting cuddled. Being a very social kitten,
he would be great paired with his brother
Jules, or with another friendly kitty.
Jules is a gentle, precious boy who sinks
in your arms and purrs when you hold him.
He is very chill, but also goofy. He lives to
play. Jules is mellower than many kittens
his age. So smart and observant, he would
imitate his mom when she groomed. Jules
would like a friendly kitty playmate and would
love a new home with his brother Augustin.
Elliot is a young, playful boy who was
recently found homeless and starving in a
parking lot. His name was inspired by the
musical Cats because he is such a character.
Energetic, loving, mischievous and affectionate,
he loves to chase paper balls and will
sleep on you. He’s a “foodie” who enjoys
eating cucumbers, toast, cheese and cereal,
along with his regular cat food. Elliot gets
along great with everyone -- humans and
other animals alike.
Mita is the sweetest little firecracker you
will ever meet. She is soft and cuddly, but
playful and curious as the day is long. She
will give you hours of playful entertainment
and then cuddle up on your lap or beside
you for snuggles. Mita would be great with
a playful kitty in your home or another kitty
you could adopt with her. She is also okay
around cat-friendly dogs.
These kitties are available for adoption
through Kitten Rescue, one of the largest cat
rescue groups in Southern California. All our
kitties are spayed/neutered, microchipped, tested
for FeLV and FIV, dewormed and current on
their vaccinations. For additional information
and to see these or our other kittens and cats,
please check our website www.kittenrescue.org
or email us at mail@kittenrescue.org.
Your tax-deductible donations for the rescue
and care of our cats and kittens can be made
through our website or by sending a check
payable to Kitten Rescue, 914 Westwood
Blvd. #583, Los Angeles, CA 90024.
On Saturdays, we have adoptions from noon
to 3:30 p.m. in Westchester at 8655 Lincoln
Blvd. just south of Manchester Avenue, and
also in Mar Vista at 3860 Centinela Ave,
just south of Venice Boulevard. Our website
lists additional adoption sites and directions
to each location.
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Purrrfect Companions
Every second of every minute of every day,
a helpless animal is put to death just because
no one was there to take them home. Saving
one animal may not change the world, but it
will change the world for that animal
Give one of these kitties a second chance
for a lifetime of love in a new forever home
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Panini is an adorable little lap kitten who is
just starting to find her voice. She will make
beautiful trills and beeps that are similar to the
Star Wars character R2D2! When she sings
for you, you know she loves you. Panini is a
sweet, playful girl who needs to be adopted
into a home with an existing cat/kitten, or
she can be adopted with one of her friends
at the Kitten Rescue Adoption Center.
When Leona came to us, she was only
supposed to stay for a short time while her
family relocated. Unfortunately, they were
ultimately not able to reclaim Leona, so she
is now looking for a new home. Leona is a
beautiful girl. She is mellow and social with
people and enjoys getting affection and pets,
but is not particularly needy. Leona does well
with other kitties and older children.
Augustin is a happy-go-lucky boy. He
is sweet, affectionate and playful…just too
cool for school. When other kitties are playing
like crazy little Billy goats, he watches
them fully entertained. Augustin is also a
pensive boy who likes to watch birds and
Mita.
Elliot. Augustin.
Jules. Leona.
Panini.
City Council from front page
of dockless electric scooters in the city.
Valentine, who is a member of the South
Bay Council of Governments, said that the
issue is “being hotly contested throughout
the South Bay because all the cities in the
South Bay are so close to each other, the
issues for all of us are the same.”
Valentine pointed out that instead of not
just addressing the issue from within the
city, the Council hopes to create a regional
approach to the matter. In the meanwhile, she
and her colleagues unanimously approved an
urgency ordinance that temporarily halts the
use of dockless vehicles in the city.
“I want to make it clear that this urgency
ordinance is not to ban these vehicles on a
permanent basis, but only until we can do
enough studying to make certain we have the
regulations in place,” Valentine said.
City Interim Manager Arnie Shadbehr
added that there are efforts currently underway
to address the use of electric scooters.
He explained that the key issues include liability,
especially public right of ways, and
any conflicts with current state laws. “There
are also insurance requirements, potential
revenue-sharing and exclusivity -- which
is a complicated issue in itself --- so we’re
regionally looking into this and have started
some meetings to deal with this,” Shadbehr
said. “Hopefully if we can find a compromise
solution that everybody agrees to, then we’ll
come back with a new ordinance to allow
operation of this type of vehicles.”
Currently Bird and Lime are the two biggest
operators of dockless electric scooters in the
area. Users are able to unlock a scooter via
a smartphone app, ride to their destination at
a predetermined per-minute charge, and then
lock the vehicle once they are done using it.
Both apps require users to take a picture of
where the scooter has been docked once a
ride has been completed.
“This ordinance stays in effect until we
come back with another ordinance to allow
its operation,” Shadbehr said. “There are still
many issues with regards to their operation
and liabilities they pose to the cities.” •