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(L) Jerry Mai early in his career as an Animal Control Officer at Peninsula Humane Society and SPCA the Bay Area. (R) Captain Jerry Mai, Pasadena Humane’s new Director of Field Services, photographed in 2025.

After more than a decade in animal welfare, I’ve learned that animal control is still one of the most misunderstood parts of our w...


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Eaton fire survivor Bootsie was adopted from Pasadena Humane and is now a beloved Altadena family pet. She’s featured on this year’s Wiggle Waggle Walk and Run T-shirt. The Walk, Pasadena Humane’s largest community event and fundraiser, returns Sunday, April 19 at Brookside Park at the Rose Bowl. Learn more and register at wigglewagglewalk.org....


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We are proud to announce that Pasadena Humane’s Volunteer of the Year for 2025 is Wren Sell!

A remarkably talented photographer, Wren has made an extraordinary impact on the animals in our care by helping them be seen—often serving as the very first connection between an...


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Jack, a 17-year-old Chihuahua who was a devoted companion to columnist and Pasadena Humane president and CEO Chris Ramon for nearly two decades. His recent passing highlights the grief and difficult decisions that come with saying goodbye to a beloved pet. (Photos courtesy of Chris Ramon)

A few weeks ago, I said goodbye to my dog Jack. H...


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(L) Meatball on his adoption day at Pasadena Humane with his adopter, Alexandra. She holds the sign from his kennel that first drew her to the 75-pound pup: “Meatball: He’s looking for his spaghetti.” (R) Meatball, now enjoying the comforts of his new life, like car adventures with his adopter, Alexandra.

Around St. Patrick’s Day, people...


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