The Lovejoy Foundation Inc./Facility Clubhouse
Touching Lives, One Animal at a Time
The Lovejoy Foundation is dedicated to transforming the lives of animals in need, envisioning a world where every pet is valued, loved, and given the chance to have a happy, healthy life.
Our Journey and Commitment
Founded in 2010 by Erin Lovejoy, our organization serves as a beacon of hope for countless dogs facing abandonment or neglect. We believe that fostering better relationships between people and animals creates a healthier society, and we are proud to have facilitated the rescue and rehoming of thousands of dogs since our inception.
Our Care Model
We focus on rescuing street dogs and animals from overcrowded, high-kill facilities to provide them with a second chance. Upon arrival, our dedicated team ensures every animal receives thorough medical care, behavioral support, and plenty of socialization. We are committed to providing a safe haven where dogs are showered with love while waiting for their perfect forever homes.
Finding Your Perfect Match
Adoption is a joyful partnership, and we strive to match each dog with a family that aligns with their unique personality and needs. Our comprehensive process includes screenings and home visits to ensure successful, lifelong placements. We view our adopters as part of the Lovejoy family and offer ongoing support to ensure your new companion settles in beautifully.
Join Us in Making a Difference
We invite you to experience the Lovejoy difference firsthand. Visit us at our Inglewood location during our weekend adoption events to meet our available dogs and find your new best friend. Whether you choose to adopt, volunteer, or donate, your support allows us to continue being a voice for the voiceless and creating a brighter future for dogs in need.
- Staff dedication and support
- Compassionate animal care
- Poor customer service
8/12 - Lovejoy Foundation operates no-kill animal shelter in Inglewood
For the last decade, Erin Lovejoy’s passion has saved thousands of abandoned or sheltered animals
5/6 - Spaces for service: The Lovejoy Foundation — how students can get involved
One of LMU’s core pillars is a commitment to service. This week, the Loyolan highlights a meaningful way for students to engage with this pillar: The Lovejoy Foundation, a nonprofit,
