Levi
Adult68 pounds
German Shepherd · Los Angeles
Meet Levi, an adult German Shepherd weighing 68 pounds. Bright, attentive, and eager to please, he settles quickly indoors and loves having a job to do.
- Active homes
- Older kids
- Training
California Dog Rescue · Los Angeles
Every dog deserves a pawsible future.
We rescue at-risk and abandoned dogs in Southern California and match them with safety, care, and homes that last.
Adoption
Dogs ready for a home
Renzo
Adult67 pounds
Labrador mix · Los Angeles
Meet Renzo, an adult Labrador mix weighing 67 pounds. Sweet, sensitive, and deeply loyal, Renzo would love a calm home with time and space to settle in.
- Quiet homes
- Adults
- Cuddles
Kira
Young adult45 pounds
Shepherd mix · Los Angeles
Meet Kira, a young adult shepherd mix weighing 45 pounds. Gentle and patient, she loves resting her chin on the nearest lap and looking up with her soulful eyes.
- Calm homes
- Kids
- Other dogs
- First-time adopters
Kane
Young45 pounds
Shepherd mix · Los Angeles
Meet Kane, a young shepherd mix weighing 45 pounds. Sweet and easygoing, he stretches out for a nap the moment he feels safe and comfortable.
- Calm homes
- Other dogs
- First-time adopters
Lola
Young adult48 pounds
Shepherd mix · Los Angeles
Meet Lola, a young adult shepherd mix weighing 48 pounds. Curious and people-focused, she walks right up to say hello and keeps her ears tuned to every word.
- Active homes
- Training
- Other dogs
Maple
Senior56 pounds
French Bulldog mix · Los Angeles
Meet Maple, a senior French Bulldog mix weighing 56 pounds. Mellow and affectionate, Maple loves soft rugs, slow chin scratches, and offering calm companionship.
- Quiet homes
- Seniors
- Apartment living
Lucern
1 year62 pounds
Shepherd / Lab mix · Los Angeles
Meet Lucern, a one-year-old shepherd and Lab mix weighing 62 pounds. Neutered and wonderful with other dogs, he may be the sweetest companion you will ever meet.
- Other dogs
- Cuddles
Foster
Give a dog a bridge to home
Fostering is the heart of our rescue. We handle the vet care, supplies, after-rescue grooming, and training support — you provide the space and slow, steady love while a dog heals.
- 1Short or long term. Rest after a rescue, puppy socialization, or a recovery stay.
- 2Fully supported. Meals, meds, and 24/7 foster line from our care team.
- 3Boarding & daycare. Safe, loving short stays when a foster has a schedule conflict or travels.
- 4Grooming. Baths, brushing, and nail trims to keep every dog healthy, comfortable, and adoption-ready.
- 5No pressure to adopt. Most fosters get a happy send-off to their forever family.
Give
Your gift saves a life
Every dollar funds vet care, emergency medical, foster supplies, and transport for dogs waiting in shelters across SoCal.
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Refer a dog
See a dog in need? Tell us.
Sighting an abandoned, neglected, or stray dog in SoCal? Share a few details and our welfare team will follow up — often within hours. You could be the reason a dog gets help.
- Urgent rescue
- Stray / lost
- Neglect sighting
Success stories
The part of rescue worth framing
Every dog here started somewhere hard. These are the families who took the next step.
“Seeing Shadow happy, loved, and thriving is exactly why we do what we do.”
Shadow came to our facility from another rescue after being left in our care when they became overwhelmed by taking in more dogs than they could support.
We stepped in, cared for her, and made sure she had a safe and loving place to stay while we searched for the home she deserved. Through our social media community, we were able to connect Shadow with an amazing family who gave her a loving forever home.
And the best part? Shadow still comes back to visit us sometimes! Seeing her happy, loved, and thriving is exactly why we do what we do.
Every dog deserves someone who refuses to give up on them.
— The Pawsible Project
Read all success stories →“Rupert greets every day like it is the best one yet — and now he gets to share it with a family of his own.”
Rupert came to us as a young shepherd mix with a heart too big for the shelter kennel. This soft golden goofball leaned in for every scratch and greeted new people with a full-body wiggle.
Through our social media community, we found him a family who saw exactly what we saw. Today Rupert spends his days getting all the scratches he asks for, with a backyard to zoom in and people to adore him.
Every dog deserves someone who refuses to give up on them.
— The Pawsible Project
Read all success stories →“Two dogs, one home, one unbreakable bond — Daisy and Ellie proved that family doesn't have to come one at a time.”
Daisy and Ellie came to us as a bonded pair — inseparable best friends who had only ever had each other. Splitting them up was never an option we were willing to consider.
We kept them together through every step of their stay, and through our social media community we found a family willing to open their home to both. The moment Daisy and Ellie walked into that living room together, they settled in like they had always been there.
Today they share a couch, a yard, and a family who loves them both. Their story is a reminder that sometimes the best rescue outcomes come in pairs.
— The Pawsible Project
Read all success stories →“Klee used to wait for a kind word before she moved — now she gets them all day long.”
Klee came to us as a young shepherd mix with the softest eyes and the gentlest heart. Wherever she went, she found a quiet spot nearby, lay down, and simply waited to be invited in.
Through our social media community, we found her a family who understood that the most patient dogs sometimes need the most patience in return. Today Klee is no longer waiting for permission — she is part of the family.
Every dog deserves someone who refuses to give up on them.
— The Pawsible Project
Read all success stories →“Rosemary came in small enough to fit in two hands — now she has a whole family who cannot wait to see what she grows into.”
Rosemary was found in an unincorporated area of Los Angeles and came into our care as an 8-week-old shepherd mix puppy — small enough to fit in two hands, and needing round-the-clock feeding, warmth, and patience.
We fostered her through her first weeks and, through our social media community, found a family ready to raise a puppy the slow way. We cover the cost of her spay when she is old enough, so her adopters could focus entirely on helping her settle in.
Today Rosemary is growing up with soft bedding to sprawl on, a yard to explore, and people who are already used to the sound of her nails on the floor.
Every dog deserves someone who refuses to give up on them.
— The Pawsible Project
Read all success stories →“Wrangler never asked for much — a soft spot to lie down and someone nearby. Now he gets both, all day long.”
Wrangler came to us as a young adult brindle Labrador and shepherd mix weighing 32 pounds — calm, easygoing, and the kind of dog who would rather watch a room than make a fuss in it.
He settled into foster care without a single dramatic moment, and it did not take long for our social media community to find a family who wanted exactly the gentle companion he already was.
Today he has a soft bed by the door, a family who reads him perfectly, and a forever home that never had to work hard to win him over.
Every dog deserves someone who refuses to give up on them.
— The Pawsible Project
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