DACC also reassured the public of its commitment to ensuring all kennel operations meet legal requirements and provide humane care.
Blair Responds to Inspection
Blair was present during the inspection and was reported as extremely cooperative.
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The 67-year-old actress, who founded the Linda Blair WorldHeart Foundation in 2003, later addressed the visit publicly.
"Checking in, I'm good. The animals are good in lieu of our surprise visit in 105° heat!"
she said. Blair attributed the inspection to administrative oversights caused by the heavy workload in animal rescue.
"With as busy as we all are in animal rescue and saving lives from the hot deserts and abandoned animals and shelters, everyone's emails and social media are overloaded!"
she added.
Blair stated that she plans to complete the necessary documentation while preparing to relocate her operations.
"Turns out we just have some paperwork to do and some diagrams but as everybody knows, I'm looking to move so I can be more educational and help more animals," she said.
She encouraged followers to stay focused on supporting broader rescue initiatives. "I'd rather move forward.
And I always say you know a good old-fashioned letter of contact always works.
Be safe safe lives support animal rescue cause we're all fighting to save lives," Blair said.
Blair previously described animal rescue as her life's calling after her early acting career. "In my 20s, I said, 'I really am struggling.'
It was like, for some, a midlife crisis. But, for me, it was my life's calling, saying, 'What about me?
The animals need help,'" she recalled.
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The Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control continues its ongoing investigation into the property's compliance status.
