Page 8 October 18, 2018
Precious Pooches
and have a huge personality. Wand toys
and mice are my favorite, so come check
meowt and we can play all day, every day!”
More info: https://spcala.com/adoptable/
pet/?ss=18-07580.
Pita (18-06350): A 1-year-old domestic
short-haired female cat.
“Meow, I’m Pita! Nothing makes me purr
more than having a lap to cuddle on and
place to knead biscuits. Will you be my
Friend for Life? We can snuggle together
all the time!” More info: https://spcala.com/
adoptable/pet/?ss=19-00862.
Mars (19-00010): A 1-year-old domestic
short-haired female cat.
“I’m Mars and my purrsonality is out
of this world! I am a social butterfly and
incredibly sweet. I am looking forward to
being adopted by my Friend for Life, so stop
by and check meowt!” More info: https://
spcala.com/adoptable/pet/?ss=19-00010. •
Provided by Meggie Hogan, Development
Assistant/spcaLA
This cute mix of three kitties and a dog
will give those looking to adopt their next
pet some awesome options. Each of them
is available at the spcaLA South Bay Pet
Adoption Center at 12910 Yukon Ave.,
Hawthorne, CA 90250. To learn more, call
310-676-1149.
Stella (19-00160): A 1-year-old female
Pit Bull mix.
“I’m Stella, a happy pup looking for my
Friend for Life. I love getting lots of belly
rubs and playing with toys. I am very good
at fetch and I enjoy training with the staff
here at spcaLA. Stop by and visit me today!”
More info: https://spcala.com/adoptable/
pet/?ss=19-00160.
Tardis (18-07580): A 5-month-old domestic
short-haired male kitten.
“Meow, I’m Tardis! I am oh-so playful
Pita
Mars
Stella
Tardis
C.E.R.T. Training from front page
main roads for a period of time. The County
of Los Angeles Fire Department’s C.E.R.T.
program was developed to provide basic
training in safety and life-saving skills for
the general public.
The training course will be presented as a
series of three consecutive Saturday classes
on Nov. 3, 10 and 18 from 9 a.m. to 4:30
P.M. Topics will include disaster preparedness,
disaster fire suppression, disaster medical
operations, light search and rescue, team
organization, terrorism, disaster psychology,
and review/simulation.
Classes will take place at Inglewood City
Hall in the Community Room on the first
floor (1 Manchester Blvd.). Those interested
may register online or contact the City of
Inglewood Office of Emergency Services at
310-412-8840. Participants are required to
wear closed-toe shoes and long pants. Students
16 and older may attend if accompanied
by a parent. Students must complete all 20
hours of the course to receive a certificate
of completion. All students must be at least
18 years old to participate.
– Source: City of Inglewood •