St. Bonnie’s Sanctuary is planning to participate in a two-day adoption event the weekend of Sept. 16-17 in Santa Clarita.

The nonprofit animal rescue is set to appear at the Petsmart located at 19059 Golden Valley Road from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days, where over 70 adoptable animals are expected to be showcased, according to St. Bonnie’s officials.

The event flyer provided by St. Bonnie’s Sanctuary.

A no-kill animal rescue that strives to find forever homes and loving families for an endless number of pets, St. Bonnie’s Sanctuary has been a partnering rescue in the KHTS Adopt a Pet series since its creation in August 2016.

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The very first animal to be featured in the series — then called the KHTS Adoptable Pet of the Week — was a doberman/labrador retriever mix from St. Bonnie’s named Lucky, who was adopted not long afterward.

St. Bonnie’s Sanctuary is operated by the Lange Foundation on a 4.5-acre property in Canyon Country, with more than 20 indoor/outdoor dog runs, a cat room with a fully enclosed cat play area and two isolation rooms.

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The sanctuary — which houses adoptable dogs, cats and horses — is open seven days a week by appointment only.

For more information, call St. Bonnie’s Sanctuary at 661-251-5590, email [email protected], or click here to visit their website.

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