Body Let’s Paws is a fact-based, information series designed to address common topics of interest in animal care and to provide accurate information about what’s going on at OC Animal Care. Check out some of the topics that have been covered below! OC ANIMAL CARE Is OC Animal Care Open? What...

Body OC Animal Care promotes responsible pet ownership, health and safety of people and animals, and spay/neuter programs. OC Animal Care provides temporary shelter and medical care for "lost" owned or stray animals and opportunities for adoption of these animals. OC Animal Care houses and provides medical care for impounded dogs...

Body OC Animal Care must consider several factors before making an animal available for adoption. The welfare of the animal and the safety of the public are our first priority; therefore, not all animals are suitable for placement. OC Animal Care is a managed-admission shelter to the cities and unincorporated areas...

Body While rabies vaccinations for dogs are the only vaccines required by State law, your pet’s shots are very important and are the most effective way of preventing infectious and sometimes deadly diseases. There are several low-cost vaccination clinics located throughout Orange County to assist you in having your animal vaccinated...

Body Animal Rescue Foundation of Dana Point 949-240-2899 PO BOX 756 Dana Point, CA 92629 Buena Park Field / Shelter Services South East Area Animal Control Authority 9777 Seaaca Street Downey, CA 90241 City of Mission Viejo Animal Shelter 949-470-3045 28095 Hillcrest Mission Viejo, CA 92692 San Clemente / Dana Point...

Body Our adoption program enables our team to provide personalized service, eliminate long lines, and reduce adopter frustration. The enhanced experience provides an opportunity for potential adopters to visit with and adopt animals in a way that is practical and positive while maintaining animal health and wellbeing. What are the steps...

Body The Community Outreach Committee supports Animal Care Services in achieving the vision and goals of the organization and fosters community input and support in animal care related issues. When: The first month of each quarter, on the fourth Wednesday. Time: 11:30 a.m. Location: Learning and Training Center at OC Animal...

Body OC Animal Care reports our statistics on our website because we feel that transparency is an important part of being a public agency. In addition, we want our communities to understand the realities that we face as a shelter and the impact that our citizens can have on increasing adoptions...