adoption | Julie Moree's News Watch

The Southern California Pet Expo returned to pomona for its fifth year, welcoming pet owners and their dogs to come out and sample all the newest and latest creations to make their lives a little bit better.

Hundreds of dogs were available at the two day Pet Expo in Pomona, ranging from the large breed to the smallest.

This African grey allowed people to learm more about the proper treatment of birds.

New to the expo this year, a rabbit shelter called Some Bunny Loves Me invited the public to view some of the quietest animals at the expo.

Interested in adoption, one could even hold this 2 year old black lionhead rabbit named Dot.

Of course fashion was a thing as venders had their own one of a kind pet bags for sale inside the buildings.

And pet tags could be made for your animals here at this station.

Cats were not excluded as there were tables set up to sell one of a kind cat toys.

And new this year, a design to go in your house to let you cat have its own fun by jumping on these cat posts installed in your house.

Bone Appetit was just one of the many food venders selling dog food and treats for your four legged creature.

including fresh made order meals that require preparation before feeling to you animal.

One foundation that wasn’t selling anything but trying to raise awareness for Senior pet owners to be able to keep their pets with them by providing needs including a food pantry, low cost spay and neuter as well as vaccinations, through donations and a silent auction.

And this welch corgi was trying to bring awareness to her disability,

Of course beagle and buddies were there with their animals trying to find homes.

And Kitty Devore, had cats looking for friendly faces and loving homes.

unique dog collars and leashes entices people to try one one.

And for the untrained ones, dog training classes were available.

And pet owners could bring their animals up to speed on their shots with low cost vaccinations.

And pet owners could bring home a little something for themselves and their pets by visiting booths like Essential Living Healthy who were selling bath salts and more.