Lights! Camera! Adoption!

A film crew from a USC documentary class came to the Mobile Pet Adoption yesterday.

I'm pretty sure I wasn't caught on-camera. Hope so. It was hot and I was wearing shorts and although I've lived in L.A. for 19 years, my legs still look like they've never seen the sun.

(No photo of my legs here -- too much glare.)

But the film crew did see a bunch of dogs getting bathed and/or adopted...

This 8-year-old girl was covered in ticks and fleas and the mysterious baseball-capped volunteer (okay, it's Karen!) ran her through the wash cycle multiple times with special shampoo. Although she wasn't adopted yesterday, there's been interest from rescue groups as well as private adopters and I'm pretty sure she'll be out of the shelter for good very soon.

Hope the same thing happens to this sweet thing who somehow wasn't picked yesterday:

Altogether, 14 dogs and 3 cats found new homes this time and this 2-week-old kitten is being fostered by a volunteer who carried her around inside her sweatshirt all day. (I must remember to wear my reading glasses when taking photos. Trust me, in person this kitten is in focus.)

OK, no photo of my legs, but how about my feet? Here's the first photo I ever took on my cell phone - it's me, at work. I don't remember what I was reading.

Please email me if you can figure it out.