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Contributed by: Miki Shaler on 4/30/2008

During this time of year, L.A. Animal Services' animal care centers are inundated with lost and homeless cats.

Many cats coming into our animal care centers are orphaned neonate kittens; kittens too young to survive without their mother unless they are cared for by a volunteer foster care giver.

L.A. Animal Services is asking Angelenos to consider becoming a volunteer foster parent today. All you need is a willingness and ability to feed and nurture these babies until they are old enough to be adopted.

Fostering orphaned kittens is a rewarding experience and great family project. It teaches ourchildren the value of life and the importance of caring and compassion.

It also demonstrates how we can all make a difference.

For more information, call a L.A. Animal Services New Hope coordinator at 888-452-7381 or visit www.laanimalservices.com.

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