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Beach Weekly S10E9: Commencement ceremonies, the Willow Project & more
Daily Forty-Niner · Beach Weekly S10E9: Commencement ceremonies, the Willow Project & more
Seal Beach Animal Care Center finds a home for animals in need
Seal Beach Animal Care Center serves the Seal Beach community by matching pets with owners.
BEACH WEEKLY ARTS | CSULB alumnus makes a deal on ‘Shark Tank’
In this episode of Beach Weekly Arts, host Cain Hernandez sits down with CSULB alumnus and entrepreneur AJ Crook to discuss his recent appearance on ABC’s Shark Tank. Crook is director of operations for Shake It Pup!, a dog food seasoning company. Listen as Crook dives into his journey from the classroom to the television screen.
Service and emotional support animals aid CSULB students
Offering medical and mental support, these furry friends assist their owners as they attend classes at Long Beach State.
Doggie Paradise fetches a crowd
The event brought out dog lovers and owners at The Queen Mary Events Park to celebrate man’s best friend in a fun, full-of-heart day, Sept. 14.
CSULB students enjoy the perks of puppies
Those who have felt plagued by the impending doom of midterms were able to seek refuge in the comfort of cold noses and wagging tails at an event put on by Associated Students Inc. Tuesday. ASI collaborated with Beach Balance to host “Puppy Therapy,” an event designed to reduce[Read More…]
FYF & Goldiepup host pet adoption drive
On the corner of a busy Los Angeles intersection, dogs barked, tugged at leashes, nuzzled against potential adopters or just lazily languished in the warm sun. The lush greenery at Moorpark in Studio City served as the backdrop for the Great Escape, a pet adoption drive, held on Sunday. Animals[Read More…]
Petition Long Beach City Council to enforce dog defecation law
It ought to be a beautiful day in the Los Alamitos Beach neighborhood of Long Beach. The sky is cloudless and blue, the temperature is in the high ‘60s in the middle of January and the palm trees sway in the ocean breeze. But what is that sour smell? It[Read More…]