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Many of the animals being used to protect the homes of the residents inside are typically German shepherds, Belgian Malinois, Dobermans, cane corsos or a mix of those breeds. They can cost upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars and are marketed as \"personal canine bodyguards\" and \"executive protection dogs.
Leave pets at home.Dogs (except for service dogs as described below) or other animals of any kind (including emotional support or service animals, see Section 5 for exceptions) are prohibited on grounds. Please be mindful of the danger of leaving pets in your vehicle while visiting the Zoo.
Service animals are allowed on Zoo grounds with the exceptions indicated on the List of Restricted Access Areas for Visitors with Service Animals.Check in at the Guest Services window to review specific requirements regarding your service animal and to register your service animal if qualified under the guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA defines a service animal as any dog, such as a guide dog or signal dog that is individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability). Under certain circumstances, we reserve the right to prevent a service dog from entering the Zoo, to limit the locations within the Zoo where the service dog may accompany a guest, or to require that a service dog be removed (although the guest may remain without the dog). Other dogs or animals providing emotional support are not permitted. Service dogs must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered at all times. A Guest whose service dog poses a threat to the safety of other guests and employees, or whose dog is not housebroken, may be asked to escort the dog off the premises. If you have questions, please contact the Zoo prior to your visit.
Guests voluntarily assume all risks incidental to visiting the Los Angeles Zoo, including all hazards related to COVID-19 exposure. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness or death, and an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present.
The ASPCA offers free, high-quality spay/neuter surgeries at our clinic exclusively for South Los Angeles cats and dogs. The clinic is staffed with professionally trained, fully licensed veterinarians and technicians. Our teams follow guidelines established by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians.
The ASPCA encourages Los Angeles residents to spay/neuter all household cats and dogs. Residents are welcome to bring all pets in the household to the ASPCA Spay/Neuter Clinic, but due to high demand for services, a policy of two pets maximum per household per clinic day may be applied.
Hot dogs are a summertime staple, from backyard barbecues to an afternoon at the ballpark. In LA, the \"endless summer\" weather means that locals and visitors alike can enjoy hot dogs all year long. From landmark stands to new school spots and veg-friendly options, read on for the best hot dogs in Los Angeles.
After closing in 2005, the 18-foot concrete hot dog sat in storage and was eventually donated to the Valley Relics Museum before being acquired by 1933 Group, which has garnered widespread acclaim for its restoration work on Formosa Cafe, Highland Park Bowl and Idle Hour. Led by Bobby Green, 1933 Group gave the iconic hot dog several years of TLC and upgrades. Installed off historic Route 66 near its original location, the restored stand fronts a two-story building where The Doors recorded the entire LA Woman album in the lower level, which the band called \"The Doors Workshop.\"
The hot dogs range from traditional to veg-friendly, served in whimsical trays shaped like a wiener dog - the frank sticks out of the back, so it's literally the \"tail\" o' the pup! The interior features a plein air painting by Shag, along with vintage photos of everyone from Sigourney Weaver to The Go-Go's and Devo hanging out at Tail O' the Pup.
Brothers Duane and Cary Earle started with a hot dog cart and have since grown Earle's On Crenshaw into a thriving restaurant in the heart of the Crenshaw District. Earle's serves a variety of gourmet hot dogs, from spicy beef to turkey and kosher, with vegan dogs and links provided by Field Roast. Buns are available in wheat or gluten-free. Choose from a long list of toppings: ketchup, mustard, relish, regular or vegan mayo, regular or vegan chipotle mayo, BBQ sauce, ranch, tartar sauce, NY cooked onions, raw onions, hot mustard, sauerkraut, jalapenos, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and hot peppers. The extensive vegan options include the Beyond Meat Burger, sides and desserts.
Opened in January 2013, Meea's features an eclectic menu of hot dogs that showcases their excellent housemade poppy seed buns. Meea's gives a shout out to its locals with the Eagle Rock, topped with pickled papaya, avocado, pork rinds, spicy mayo, and sriracha. Frito Pie fans will love Meea's chili dog, made with house chili, chopped onions, Fritos, and cheddar cheese. For those in the mood for breakfast, the Early Bird includes bacon, tater tots, fried or scrambled egg, and cheddar.
Specializing in Korean corn dogs (gamja hot dogs), Two Hands was founded in November 2019 and has since expanded to dozens of locations across the country. LA locations include Koreatown, East LA, Northridge and Torrance. Instead of cornmeal, Two Hands uses fermented flour for its batter, which results in a coating that's crispier than the familiar American corn dog. Filling options include 100% beef sausage, half sausage & half mozzarella, whole mozzarella, half mozzarella & half cheddar, spicy beef sausage, and vegan sausage.
Anything goes at Vicious Dogs, the North Hollywood favorite with a wildly inventive menu that ranges from classics to the signature Sweet & Spicy - 1/3 lb Kielbasa link with housemade sweet & spicy chili glaze, topped with grilled onions and peppers, on a poppy seed bun. For more adventurous diners, options include bacon-wrapped beef dogs with mac & cheese (the Mac Daddy), peanut butter (plain or add strawberry jelly, chocolate candy pieces, bananas & honey for $1), the Hot Chick (melted mozzarella, chopped chicken tender, Frank's RedHot, ranch dressing), and the Krusty Krab with sweet & spicy chili glaze, grilled onions and peppers, topped with a chopped crab patty and housemade tartar sauce.
In July 2016, partnering with Inner City Law Center and LA Animal Services, DDR opened the first pet service center for the Skid Row community. The Pet Resource Center (PRC) has served more than 3500 cats and dogs that live with unhoused people, people living in transitional living such as shelters, SROs, and permanent supportive housing in the downtown Los Angeles area. DDR counselors and volunteers meet with pet participants once a month at the corner of Industrial and Central Ave. See our calendar for dates.
The accessible parking spaces required by law are located in parking lots B, D, G, I, L, N, & P and are reserved for those properly holding and using a valid, state-issued disabled parking placard or license plate, whether or not the drivers have paid for preferred parking in any of those lots. Parking cashiers and attendants are happy to direct drivers of eligible vehicles to these areas. Accessible parking stalls are available on a first-come and first-served basis. Once full, fans will be directed to the nearest lot where standard parking stalls are still available.
Cash-to-Card kiosks convert cash to prepaid debit cards which can be used anywhere, both inside and outside Dodger Stadium. There is no additional cost to get a card and there are no fees to use the card. It is as simple as: cash goes in and a prepaid card comes out.
Kiosks accept US currency only and up to $500 can be loaded on a card. Guests can check their card balance anywhere and anytime. Simply go to RCbalance.com or call the number found on the back of the card. Fan Services will be available should a guest require further assistance with their cash-to-card transaction.
The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF) is the official charity of the Los Angeles Dodgers. LADF envisions a city where everyone regardless of ZIP code has the opportunity to thrive. LADF is tackling the most pressing problems facing Los Angeles with a mission to improve education, health care, homelessness and social justice for all Angelenos.
Mothers may nurse their child in any public location where they are comfortable. Nursing mothers seeking more private accommodations are welcome to use our Nursing lounge located in Center Field under the Left Pavilion, any of our family restrooms, located throughout the stadium, or may be escorted to the 8th Floor to use the medical first aid facility.
Tailgating is prohibited on Dodger Stadium property. Dodger Stadium defines tailgating as taking part in such activities as consumption of food and alcoholic beverages and/or congregating anywhere on Stadium property, e.g. in any of the parking lots.
We train and place fully trained service dogs with approved persons living with a disability. Our training practices are held to a high standard, such as the standards held by Assistance Dogs International (A.D.I.). In fact, we are an now an ADI Accredited organization! These standards not only ensure a higher level of assistance for the disabled party, but guarantees a high quality of life for the dog, and provides safety to others in our community.
Role-play as an archaeologist and dig up replica fossils to find out if they belong to wolves or dogs. Analyze bones and DNA patterns to see how scientists study dog domestication. And watch an engaging film that relates how dogs evolved from ancient wolves into the lovable and diverse array of canine companions we know today.
Play in the Dog Park (for humans only!) and learn about the importance of play for both humans and dogs. Occasionally, guests will have a chance to see dogs' amazing abilities up close when our volunteer partners and their rescue dogs, service dog