Today, Sunday, October 25th, was Sylmar's Annual Horse Licensing and Microchip event at Stetson Ranch. Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez and her team of Community Leaders, Service Providers, and Stakeholders gathered to help Los Angeles horses.
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Today, October 24th, 2026, the Sylmar Neighborhood Council was honored to be one of the many community partners participating in a wonderful Pet Resource Fair and Adoption event.
Join us November 21-22 at Rose Bowl Stadium, and meet hundreds of adoptable dogs and cats of all sizes, types, and ages from Los Angeles-area animal rescue groups and shelters.
Halloween can be one of the spookiest times of the year, especially for our pets. LA Animal Services offers the following pet safety tips to keep our pets safe during Halloween festivities:
According to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, coyotes play an important role in the ecosystem by helping control rodent populations. While coyotes are most active between dusk and dawn, they can be seen at any time of day.
Learning how to safely coexist is key. If you encounter a coyote, one effective technique is called “coyote hazing.” Hazing helps reinforce a natural fear of humans and discourages coyotes from returning to populated areas.
If a coyote bites a human, you can call the California Department of Fish and Wildlife at (888) 334-2258.









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