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The Humane Society of Louisiana in New Orleans, LA 70174

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PO Box 740321 New Orleans, LA 70174
888.6.HUMANE
info@humanela.org
http://www.humanela.org
Cost: Free
Ages: 5-18

About The Humane Society of Louisiana

The not-for-profit Humane Society offers information about pet adoption and boarding, dog training classes, pet loss support groups, and help in locating lost animals. Local branches of the Society are often educational places to visit. The cats, dogs, rabbits, birds, and rodents appreciate the attention, and children - who must remain under adult supervision at all times - can show them some love. Adults can usually remove the animals from cages or pens for one-on-one interaction in visiting rooms. Volunteer opportunities: can be found on the website, or visit or call your local chapter for information.