Animal Shelter

Say hello to Pablo the great! This delightful boy is a ton of fun, and was definitely loved by a family before coming to the Burbank Animal Shelter. Pablo is a 2.5 year old male pit bull terrier that already knows "sit" and will do so while waiting to be fed in the morning by staff.  He is very smart, so continued training once adopted should be a breeze. Staff took him out on a hike and he did great and loved being out on an adventure.

Dottie is a young girl who has a ton of energy and a lot of love to match. She’s got wiggly pup energy so she’ll appreciate regular exercise like long walks or hikes.

Minnie, Manny and Moe ("The M's") are the sweetest, most social bonded trio you could ever hope to meet. They found themselves in the shelter after their owner passed, and were clearly loved and socialized at an early age.

Astrid was found wandering astray here in Burbank and was taken to the Burbank Animal Shelter. She is a large girl weighing in at 150 healthy pounds.

Max is a one-year-old neutered male, black and white Siberian Husky at the Burbank Animal Shelter.  Max was found as a stray and had a microchip however nobody came to claim him.

Red is a quiet, 10 year old, gentleman who came to the Burbank Animal shelter when his person became terminally ill.

The Burbank Animal Shelter is running out of kennel space for their dogs. You can help save lives by fostering a dog like Tyson.

This friendly girl is winning over hearts at the Burbank Animal Shelter with her soft eyes and goofy smile (check out those dimples!). Sweetie has enjoyed the company of everyone she's met, including other dogs (a meet and greet play-date is a must if you currently own one), though the shelter doesn't know how she is around cats.

Frida is a super curious, energetic and outgoing six month old kitten from the Burbank Animal Shelter. She is partially blind but navigates her surroundings beautifully, in spite of her visual impairment.

Project: entitled, “A Cause for Paws – Giving Burbank’s Animals a New Leash On Life.”