(Okay, a few words: These kittens were all adopted from the Lange Foundation within hours of these photos being taken.  Check out the Lange Foundation if you’re looking for a furry creature to add to your family!)

This week at the Lange Foundation, it’s all about the cats!

And now, the dogs!

Lange Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving homeless and abandoned pets, and preparing them for a journey to a new, safe, loving world.

Lange Foundation
http://www.langefoundation.com/
2106 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Phone: 310-473-5585

Another week, another batch of adoptables!

Sultan’s a handsome Pomeranian with a big, fluffy coat.

Colin’s another fluffball!

Oh, Baby Pug! He’s being treated for a skin condition and he’s already made progress since I saw him last week. He just wants to snuggle and snarf!

Eri’s just a wiggly little peanut!

Oh, I LOVE this dog! Nena’s such a darling little lady!

Carol. She kind of looks like a Carol, doesn’t she?

Curly is simply adorable.

Marshmallow has mittens for paws!

Sweet little Chica!

Lovely, sleepy Cleopatra!

Spooky!

Spunky Olympia!

Regal Maximus!

Easy!

Sophie’s just a little sweetheart!

And last but not least, we have Angel Baby. She had a foxtail stuck in her eye for a few months, and her eye had to be removed. Never fear, though – she’s still got some spunk to her!

See an animal you’d like to add to your family? Get in touch with the Lange Foundation!

Lange Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving homeless and abandoned pets, and preparing them for a journey to a new, safe, loving world.

Lange Foundation
http://www.langefoundation.com/
2106 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Phone: 310-473-5585

This is what happens when you have a baby pug with a skin condition who’s only interested in snarfing down his lunch. I took ten shots of him, and nine of them looked just like this: blurry with various stages of tongue.

Moral: Don’t come between a growing puglet and his meal!

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