There are many rescue groups that accept pets for rehoming. Search for this information online. It is recommended that you do your own research prior to working with any group. Visit their location, ask questions, research online, and verify they are in compliance with the IRS and the California Attorney General. If you suspect animal cruelty, report it by phone at 1‐800‐540‐SPCA (7722) or here.
Pet Rehoming Organizations
Adopt-a-Pet.com has a Rehoming Program where you can list your pet. spcaLA receives a donation if you are able to place your pet in a new home using the Adopt-a-Pet program. However, spcaLA makes no guarantee about the program. spcaLA does not accept ownership of your pet, nor does spcaLA accept liability or responsibility for your pet, the person to whom you adopt your animal, or any other aspect of the rehoming process.
Use code “SPCALASB70116” for 90% off the listing fee for eligible pet profiles.
Note: Residents of Culver City, El Segundo, Gardena, and Lynwood who need to find a new home for their pet may call the spcaLA South Bay Pet Adoption Center at (310) 220-2978. Owner surrenders are done by appointment only. Proof of current address, a valid Government-issued ID, and other documentation is required.