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John F Kennedy, Jr.
Tippi Hedren
Patrick McDonnell
Bob Barker
Michael Bell
Dani the Therapy Dog
Gretchen Wyler
Warren Eckstein
Concetta Tomei
Elayne Boosler
James Cromwell
Burt Ward
Tony La Russa
Linda Blair
Mr. Winkle
Betty White
Ed Asner
Wendie Malick
Dennis Weaver
Charlotte Ross
Dick Clark
Pamelyn Ferdin
Bea Arthur
Richard Pryor
Buddy Hackett
Cathy Guisewite
Rikki Rockett
Eric Balfour
Shannon Elizabeth
Ed Begley, Jr.
AJ McLean
Christina Applegate
Sinbad
Dana Daurey
Mary Tyler Moore
Earl Holliman
Eddie
Elizabeth Franz
Buddy Ebsen
David Shark Fralick
Amy Smart
Jillian Barberie
Leah Remini
Tori Spelling
Hilary Duff
Ian Anderson
Stefanie Powers
Randy Grim
Alicia Witt
Eric Roberts
Sid Caesar
Alexandra Paul
Jonathan Slavin
Kathy Kinney
Benji
Dick Van Patten
Lake Bell
BARK - The Musical
Shelly Morrison


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Rainbow Bridge

Dedicated to those
who perished on
September 11, 2001

The Pet Press is a free monthly magazine for Los Angeles pet lovers.
Each issue features a cover story about a celebrity or a personality involved with animal welfare in the L.A. or national arena. Recently we featured:

Lisa Edelstein

The Dean of Medicine on TV's House is Often Called the Florence Nightingale of Dogs

By Lori Golden

After spending years honing her acting craft in films and television, portraying colorful people such as Rob Lowe’s call-girl girlfriend on The West Wing; a transsexual boyfriend on Ally McBeal; and a lesbian on Relativity, Lisa Edelstein has landed a plum role on the critically acclaimed, hit medical drama, House, as the head of the hospital and boss of the brilliant Dr. Gregory House, played by Hugh Laurie. “It’s definitely a shift to be on the same show for this long,” says Lisa of her role as Dean of Medicine Dr. Lisa Cuddy. “I’m just enjoying it while it’s here.”

Something else Lisa enjoys is her menagerie of animals that consists of one cat and three dogs, all rescues with unique stories that have definitely impacted her personal view of what she does best when it comes to dealing with animals.

Raised in Wayne, New Jersey, Lisa recalls a pivotal moment in her youth that impacted her future as an animal rescuer. “I was adopted by a neighborhood cat who decided that I was ‘it’. My entire family was allergic to cats, but this cat and I just bonded, and she then began to have litters in my house. This was really before the days of figuring out that you have to get your cats neutered. And she was someone else’s cat who just decided that I was her keeper. So she had a few litters and we got them homes. I guess this was my first lesson in that - getting these reports back about these kittens that I’d raised that people had adopted – that had been killed this way or that way or left behind – it was devastating. I was probably 12 or 13. I cried so hard with every story that came back to me. I couldn’t believe that people were that idiotic. They were just thoughtless about animals.

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First published in August of 1999, The Pet Press has become THE only local resource for
pet lovers in the Los Angeles area. The mission of The Pet Press is three-fold:

Promote Responsible Pet Care

Promote Spaying And Neutering

Promote the Rescue & Adoption of Pets

       

-Age has it's advantages.»
-How can I adopt a purebred dog?»

-10 Worst Excuses»
-Early Age Spaying & Neutering»

-I Am Famous Now»

Each issue of The Pet Press contains the following sections:

Your Pet's Health

Animal Help

Readers Views & News

In this section of The Pet Press you can find information pertaining to the health and care of your pets.

This is the section of The Pet Press that is most used and referred to by vet clinics, rescue groups, and animal lovers all over Los Angeles. 

Each issue features e-mails and letters we receive from our readers. 

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For more info about The Pet Press, contact Lori Golden at 818-998-1036 or
email The Pet Press at publisher@thepetpress-la.com


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