On Sunday March 24th OC Animal Care had its Grand Opening for the public to come and visit the new campus, animals and some fun from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Even though the doors wouldn’t open until 11 a.m. visitors were eagerly waiting a few hours before then. As...
As we work to prevent further exposure, cat adoptions will continue at the shelter. All potential adopters will be counseled in the potential exposure to the virus as well as the signs to watch for. As with standard adoptions, we encourage our adopters to return within the first seven days...
Small animals are being accepted at: 1. Veterinary Medical and Surgical Group – Orange County (VMSG – OC) – 24 hour facility 31896 Plaza Dr Ste C1, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 949-400-5091 2. OC Animal Care 1630 Victory Road Tustin, CA 92782 714-935-6848 (8 am to 5 pm) and...
For those that I haven't met yet (and let's be honest, that's almost all of you since I haven't even officially started yet!), my name is Mike Kaviani, and as of tomorrow, August 17, I am the new Director of OC Animal Care. Like so many of you, when I...
On August 18, 2018, OC Animal Care participated in Clear the Shelters, a nationwide pet drive in partnership with NBC, Telemundo and other shelters across the country. Adoptions were $20 for all adoptions. Doors opened at 10:00 am on Saturday, after a quick introduction and talk with OC Animal Care’s...
Kittens. They're cute, they're cuddly, and when they're under 8 weeks old, kittens are the highest risk population at shelters in Southern California and across the country. To help save more kittens at Orange County Animal Care, Best Friends Animal Society presented the organization with a $100,000 "Save Them All"...
Volunteers Needed to Help Count Individuals Experiencing Homelessness in Orange County Santa Ana, Calif. (January 7, 2019) – The County of Orange is seeking around 1,000 volunteers to sign up to help with the 2019 Point In Time count, taking place Wednesday, January 23, and Thursday, January 24. The Point...
To the wonderfully compassionate residents of Orange County, Let me start by saying thank you. You saw over 140 dogs in immediate need, and you jumped to action. You have warmed our hearts with the outpouring of generous donations we have received ever since this case broke last Friday. You...
OC Residents: We'd like to give everyone a quick update on actions we’re taking at OCAC to prepare for possible impacts of coronavirus and how you can help support the continued care of our shelter or community pets. For information about local impacts of coronavirus on humans and guidance for...
Meditate on this for a moment- When not attending to the needs of our shelter dogs, you may find our volunteer of the month teaching downward dog at her yoga studio. From planking to pack walks, leg lunges to loose lead walks; it would be no stretch to say that...