Supports Animal Care Services in achieving the vision and goals of the organization and fosters community input and support in animal care related issues.
Date:
First month of each Quarter, on the fourth Wednesday.
The Fourth of July weekend is traditionally the highest intake time for animal shelters across the country. In preparation for the upcoming holiday, OC Animal Care presents residents with the following tips to ensure a safe and happy celebration for pets and their owners.
Fireworks are loud and sometimes frightening for pets which can lead to panic and possible fleeing. To ensure pets are comfortable at home, pet owners can create a safe space by:
Keeping doors, windows, and curtains closed
Designating a quiet room or crate for their pet
Placing a sign on the door to prevent people from entering the pet’s room
Playing calm music or “white noise” such as the television in the background to distract their pet from loud noises
Giving their pet their favorite chew toy to keep them busy, such as a Kong stuffed with treats
Securing your pet with their collar and ID tag attached can make a difference if your animal escapes. Verify your pet’s name, phone number, and any important information such as medical conditions to ensure they are updated and current. Microchip your pet as an additional security measure in case your pet loses its collar and ID tag.
Stop by OC Animal Care and update your pet's vaccines or get a microchip during our monthly Low-Cost Vaccine & Microchip clinic. In honor of National Rabies Day in September, this specific clinic on September 6th will be offering FREE rabies vaccines to the first 100 rabies vaccines distributed. All vaccinations are by appointment only, so head to heart4pets.org to schedule your appointment soon!
Our Low-Cost Clinic advises customers if their animal is ill, they need to take it to their own veterinarian for exam.
Appointments are required for these services. Please see the flyer HERE for more details.
Stop by Placentia Civic Center (401 E. Chapman Ave., Placentia) and update your pet's vaccines or get a microchip during H.E.A.R.T.'s monthly Low-Cost Vaccine & Microchip clinic.
This Low-Cost Clinic advises customers if their animal is ill, they need to take it to their own veterinarian for exam.
Appointments are required for these services. Please see the flyer for more details.
Stop by Placentia Civic Center (401 E. Chapman Ave., Placentia) and update your pet's vaccines or get a microchip during H.E.A.R.T.'s monthly Low-Cost Vaccine & Microchip clinic.
This Low-Cost Clinic advises customers if their animal is ill, they need to take it to their own veterinarian for exam.
Appointments are required for these services. Please see the flyer for more details.
