L.A. City Councilman Paul Koretz called for sweeping changes at the Animal Services department after Times reporting on poor conditions for the animals.
With a rising number of animal surrenders and staffing shortages at L.A. Animal Services, small animals face neglect, volunteers say.
Koretz said his report was based on comments and suggestions provided by the public, stakeholders and Animal Services volunteers and staff. Koretz suggested in the report that the department contract with animal handlers experienced with dangerous and evidence dogs to increase how often they are taken out.
And though small mammals including hamsters, guinea pigs and rabbits require less care compared with cats and dogs, “they deserve first-class care and treatment like any other animal in the department’s care,” the report said. The report suggests that Garcetti and the City Council annually allocate money to the Animal Sterilization Fund and consider citing dog owners who do not neuter or spay their pets and have not been licensed by the city.
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