Volunteer vets provide free health care for pets belonging to the homeless

Los Angeles County has an estimated 58,000 homeless people, and it's believed that 20 percent have a pet of some kind. Due to the cost, many of those dogs, cats, and other animals have never seen a vet before, but on Wednesday, a group of volunteer veterinarians and technicians set up a pop-up clinic at the Frank Rice Access Center in downtown Los Angeles and offered their services free of charge. "It's amazing to see," one volunteer told ABC 7. "You know, a lot of these people would rather feed...