Luxurious master suite includes huge walk-in closet, steam shower with double shower heads and don’t miss the extra bonus retreat that can be used as a nursery/exercise/yoga room. ​

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Brian Fitzburgh
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Facts About Me​
Chihuahua & Italian Greyhound Mix  Covina, CA
Young, Male, Small
House-trained
Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered
Good in home with other dogs and children
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Benny just wants to give hugs and kisses and be held with love. This 1.5 year old pup has so much love to give. Benny is a great apartment dog! He is potty pad trained, loves to lounge, chew on stuffies and toys and take walks to go play catch in the park.

Enchanting Northridge Chateau with guest quarters on quiet cul-de-sac. Your feeling of pride swells as you drive through the tall gates and into your motor court on this sprawling corner lot. ​

As you enter your home the abundant natural light greets you and fills the vaulted ceiling in your living room that’s accentuated with exposed beam trusses. Eat-in kitchen includes high-end appliances and built-in BBQ. Stained glass accentuates the beauty of spacious family room. 

Ashley
 Russian Blue Mix
Young   Female   Small   Gray / Blue / Silver
HOUSE-TRAINED: Yes
HEALTH: Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.

Ashley is a 12 week old Russian Blue mix. She came to us in pretty bad shape about a month ago. Barely breathing and hanging on for dear. But we knew she was a fighter. She spent a couple days in the hospital receiving iv fluids, antibiotics and breathing treatments at our vet. She had a severe upper respiratory infection and the vet noticed her belly was super hard and full and she didn't want to eat. So he ran a barium test and found a huge nest of worms blocking her bowel. After an intense deworming she was able to go to a foster home to continue meds and recover. She is doing amazing and is ready to start her search for a new home. She is spayed, microchipped, dewormed again and vaccinated for rabies. She still needs her other vaccines which will be done very soon. She is litterbox trained, loves to play with her toys and other cats. She isn't bothered by dogs unless they are aggressive toward her but she is still young and can learn to be playful with dogs. If you would like to make Ashley a part of your family please fill out an application at www.heartandhomerescue.org to meet and adopt this beautiful girl.

Los Angeles, April 16, 2019 - This Saturday and Sunday, April 20th and 21st, you can find a new furry family member to bring home! The Pet Care Foundation is making it easier to adopt a new pet this weekend with the return of the Chi-Pitty-Kitty event. Dog and cat adoptions will be reduced during the Chi-Pitty-Kitty event at all six LA City Animal Services Centers - locations can be found at www.laanimalservices.com.
"This event is meant to connect people with adoptable chihuahuas, pit bull terriers and cats, and to celebrate how pets can also take care of their owners, providing both physical and mental health benefits." said Bill Crowe, director of the Pet Care Foundation.
"This is a great time to add a cat or dog to your family," said Brenda Barnette, LA Animal Services General Manager, "Regardless of whether you live in an apartment or house, you'll be able to find many wonderful dogs and cats of all ages and sizes and meet the one that's right for you."
Our adoption rates during the Chi-Pitty-Kitty event will be discounted to $52 for dogs, $100 for puppies and free for kittens. Cats will also have adoption fees waived through a generous grant provided by the ASPCA.
All animals come vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and with a microchip. A $20 license fee will apply to all LA City residents who adopt dogs four months and older.


Los Angeles Department of Animal Services is one of the largest municipal shelter systems in the United States with six services centers serving approximately 60,000 animals annually and responding to 20,000 emergency calls involving an animal or person in danger. LA Animal Services promotes and protects the health, safety and welfare of animals and people.

The Pet Care Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of homeless pets in the Los Angeles area. For more information contact: bill@petcarefoundation.org, www.petcarefoundation.org, or call 310-247-8469.

Here you are!  Almost at the end of what was certainly an epic journey that challenged your patience, endurance, imagination, creativity AND your finances!

Yes, there were lots of twists and turns and a number of times when the frustration level was at a very high level but you persevered and got through the tough times.
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Don't forget these milestones!
While there were plenty of challenges along the way, there were also some amazing highs in the process too.

• When your permits were finally issued!
• When the bulldozers and bobcats started digging!
• When the rough framing was complete and you could walk through your future home and things started to feel REAL!
• When you finally decided which kitchen cabinets to go with and which tile to use in the master bathroom!
• When you passed FINAL INSPECTION!
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NOW THAT YOU PASSED YOUR FINAL INSPECTION that also means that you are done spending money on what seemed like an endless spending spree on contractors and materials you are DONE requesting another "draw" from your construction lender.

​8) Site Security? This is something to consider. Vandalism and theft can cost both time and money and set you back. Depending on where you are building your home you might want to consider your security options so as to minimize potential problems.

9) City Inspections - with each milestone of construction there is a corresponding city inspection to make sure that the approved and permitted plans are being adhered to and followed.

10) Neighbors - keeping good relations with your neighbors is very important. Try to imagine what they are going through with all of your mess, noise, dust and dirt, contractors parking their cars on the street, and more. Respect the rules and only work on your build during approved hours/days and maybe consider getting gift cards to a nearby car-wash so that your neighbors feel that you care. If your neighbors are against you, it will be a real uphill battle. Be nice. Be respectful. Be grateful:)

11) Public Works/ Street Services/ Utilities - basically, there are two worlds- the world of "private property" and the world of "public property" and the two worlds are very, very different. If your project approval included requirements to provide some sort of "public works" to be completed as a condition of your permit approval you might want to get ahead of these requirements. It takes much longer than you could ever imagine to complete public improvements so unless you want to have the entire home built and be waiting months and months for your CofO (certificate of occupancy) it's best to try to complete any public works requirements asap and not to wait until the end.