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Adoption Pets Of The Week: Thor & Ranger:

Adopt Thor and Ranger today at the NKLA Pet Adoption Center in West LA.

Local pet adoption center No Kill Los Angeles (NKLA) in West LA has lots of loving cats and dogs that are looking for homes, including Thor and Ranger.

Thor is a 3.5 year calm and sweet boy who loves to lounge around. He enjoys attention from people, but isn’t demanding, and enjoys exploring his surroundings like a typical curious cat!

His adoption fee is sponsored which means he is free to adopt! Thor is a great cat who is looking for a loving home where he can hang out and have fun! Could Thor be your superhero?

Meanwhile, Ranger is a smart, affectionate two-year-old German Shepherd mix who is fun-loving and ready to get active with you and your family.

Ranger already knows basic commands and he is very treat motivated and eager to learn more. Looking for the perfect hiking buddy? Ranger could be your perfect match!

Ranger is from NKLA Coalition partner Labs and Friends.org and is available to adopt at the NKLA Pet Adoption Center.

NKLA is located at 1845 Pontius Avenue in West Los Angeles, near Sepulveda and Santa Monica Boulevard. It is open daily from noon to 8 pm.

For more information, call 424.208.8840 or visit nkla.org/petadoptioncenter.

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