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What’s Hot: Santa Monica Animal Rescue Information Fair This Saturday:

The Santa Monica Public Library presents an Animal Rescue Information Fair this Saturday

Animal Rescue Information Fair

— Saturday, July 6 from 12-2 pm

— Ocean Park Public Library, 2601 Main Street

Santa Monica Public Library hosts a Local Animal Rescue Information Fair on Saturday on the front lawn of the Ocean Park Branch.

Come find out how you can get involved and make a difference in the life of an animal.

Information will be available about volunteer opportunities such as fostering, dog walking, and helping at adoption events.

Participants will have information about animals up for adoption. Stop by and find your next pet!

Participants include Santa Monica Animal Shelter, Karma Rescue, Forte Animal Rescue, Much Love Animal Rescue, The Forgotten Dog Foundation, Los Angeles Rabbit Foundation, What’s Up Dog LA, Dirty Dog Squad, Westside German Shepherd Rescue, Take Me Home, Perfect Pet Rescue, The Rescue Train, Paws 4 Healing, and People-Animal Connection.

For more information call 310.458.8683 or visit www.smpl.org.

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