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.
We Need Your Help!!
The Lange Foundation is able to save lives thanks to people like you. We are a no-kill shelter and sanctuary. We are able to carry out our labor of love thanks to the generous people who support us. We work strictly on donations and every dollar counts.
All donations are tax deductible and every penny we receive will be used to repair broken bones and spirits.
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Donate by mail, send a check to:
Lange Foundation
2106 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Sometimes, a couple of letters can make a world of difference is a cats chance for adoption. FIV or Feline Immunodeficiency Virus affects somewhere between 3-15% of all cats. Those who have tested positive for the virus, sadly, have almost no chance of finding homes. Mostly because of fear and lack of information, people opt to stay away from FIV+ cats. But they really have nothing to fear!
At the Lange Foundation, we know these FIV+ cats have as much love and affection to give as any other cat. If cared for properly, an FIV+ cat can live a long, healthy life. Yet sadly, people still walk right on past these fantastic cats.
To learn more about FIV+ and to meet our special cats click here. If you are interested in either adopting or fostering one of these great little felines, please come by.
Kennel Hours: 11am - 5pm, 7 days a week | 310-473-5585 | info@langefoundation.org
To donate by phone or fax:
Phone: 310-473-5585
Fax: 310-473-0157
We do not accept animals from the public.
We rescue animals exclusively from the City and County shelters
If you need to re-home an animal please contact your local shelter at
1 888 452 73 81
We stand behind those we place.
If you have adopted a pet from the Lange Foundation and can no longer keep it.
Notify us immediately
Pets have a way of putting a smile on your face and a spring in your step.
Not only do animals give you unconditional love, but they have been shown to be psychologically, emotionally, and physically beneficial.
Caring for a companion animal can provide a sense of purpose and fulfillment and lessen feelings of loneliness and isolation in all age groups.
Angelique
Angelique is a kitten who has spent her life in a cage. This beautiful tortie girl needs a family who will love her, even with her special needs. Angelique tested positive for the feline coronavirus and due to risk of passing the virus onto other cats, she has had to stay in a cage by herself. For a while, Angelique had a kitten friend who also had coronaviris. Both of them would snuggle together and groom each other. Her friend was adopted in early December 2011 and Angelique has been alone ever since. She is a wonderful kitten who responds to any attention with grateful purrs and gentle cuddles. She will make the tiniest mrrrorw noises as she rolls over and bumps her head against your hands for affection. Anqelique has a soft, plush coat that looks like autumn leaves. With her little round face and big gold eyes, Angelique looks like an baby owl. Angelique needs a home without other cats or with cats that have the coronovirus. If you are interested in meeting Anqelique, please contact the West Los Angeles Halfway Home at info@langefoundation.org or 310-473-5585.
For more information on the coronavirus: http://www.cat-health-guide.org/feline-corona-virus.html
Animal lover and author, Richard Wanderer has been a long time supporter of the Lange Foundation. He’s raised dogs from the foundation, supports their causes and makes financial donations every year. This year, he wanted to do a little more, so with the release of his new suspenseful novel The Holiday Party: A Tale of a Corporate Takeover, Mr. Wanderer will be donating 20% of the proceeds from the book to the Lange Foundation.
The book is available on Amazon, some local bookstores and at the book’s website www.theholidayparty-ataleofacorporatetakeover.com
