Los Angeles, CA – Two senior German shepherds are frightened and confused after being left at a busy California animal shelter by family members of their deceased owner. The dogs, eight-year-old Maya, and 10-year-old Max, are at the Los Angeles Animal Services – North Central Shelter, where they wait to be saved.
The dogs’ advocate shared their photos on social media, writing:
Both were surrendered by the family of the owner who passed away. Maya is very bonded to Max and would like to have a home together. Both are exhibiting signs of fear, anxiety and stress that they are on medicine for. Max is having a hard time catching a grip on the smooth cement in the kennels. These two poor souls need to be in a quieter environment a.s.a.p.!
Max and Maya have lost everyone and everything they ever knew. Please help them find a rescue agency or adopter who can take them in and provide them with love and care for the remainder of their life.
If anyone has any questions or concerns please reach out to: Oliver Gillon Foster Coordinator North Central Animal Shelter
3201 Lacy St. LA, CA 90031 W: 213-648-2864 Call or text
Email: oliver.gillon@lacity.org
Adoption link for Max here.
Adoption link for Maya here.
Note: All inquiries about these dogs must be made directly to the animal shelter. Animal Victory is NOT the point of contact and has no affiliation with the shelter or these dogs.
(Images via Facebook)
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The expressions on their faces show the fear and unknown surroundings. Maya & Max I sincerely pray for your safety and for a home where someone will love you till the end of time.