Body On Sunday, October 21, OC Animal Care attended the Tustin Toyota Tails offsite adoption event. OC Animal Care teamed up with Tustin Toyota and 102.7 KIIS FM to help our shelter animals find loving homes. The community loved the event! Our shelter pets were caught jamming out to radio hits and getting lots of love from the public. The event was a success and 2 kittens and 1 dog found a family to call their own. Special thanks to Tustin Toyota and 102.7 KIIS FM for supporting OC Animal Care!

Body ATTENTION! Our Low-Cost clinic has been rescheduled to Sunday, November 4th from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. Please see the flyer for additional information. Visit www.Heart4Pets.org for additional low-cost clinic dates. read more

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Body Windy weather in Orange County has led to over 70 stray pet intakes at OC Animal Care. To help easy our inflated capacity and help unite pets with their new or lost homes the winds are blowing away fees after the busy day. We will be waiving adoption fees* and covering a portion of redemption fees for pets waiting to reunite with their families. Adopting is a breeze so come meet your newest furry family member. Potential adopters are required to submit valid ID, complete an adoption questionnaire and spend additional time with staff to ensure the animals are a good fit for the home being offered. We look forward to meeting each adopter so that we can find the best fit for their family. Our adoption team is ready to help you meet your match so join us on this windy day blowout, your newest furry BFF has been waiting for you! *Not including the cost of microchip or licensing. Doesn’t include puppies under 6 months of age and deposit hold adoptions. CLICK HEREhttps://www.ocgov.com/civicax/filebank/blobdload.aspx?BlobID=80743 Adoption fees will be waived until October 28.

Body Today is National Pug Day, and we have a special update on Mila! She's been visiting orthopedic specialists and went to one of many appointments for prosthesis made just for her! She's been getting around great, and a good samaritan even donated a wheel chair she can use during her recovery. Mila has brought nothing but joy to her foster family and staff here. We thank you all for the positivity and support that Mila has received from the community. For any information on Mila's case, please contact us at (714) 796-6460. To continue to support Mila's recovery or help other medical dogs in need, please DONATE today to our Medical Pets fund through Noble Friends Foundation by visiting https://secure.acceptiva.com/?cst=7489c0. CLICK HERE for more pictures of Mila! Links in this section relate to Body

Body SPACE CRISIS. OC RESIDENTS WE NEED YOUR HELP! Be a hero, ADOPT! Your newest furry family member is waiting for you! You can help us save lives by adopting or becoming a temporary foster! We are asking anyone available to foster at least 1-2 weeks please fill out the survey below and we will help match you up to a pet in need. Please email foster@occr.ocgov.com if you have any questions. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MRFPV5H Need another way to help? Donate! Please visit our Amazon Wishlist at http://a.co/0CWG4cJ or donate directly at https://licensepet.com/wl3/don/orngwd/413. Thank you from all the staff and shelter pets at OC Animal Care!

Body The Volunteer of the Month for September is Tessa C.! Tessa has been supporting our staff and shelter pets as a clinic volunteer since the beginning of this year. Clinic staff report that they enjoy working with her because she is dedicated, takes initiative, and is always happy to help with any task. She is friendly with staff and animals, maintains a good attitude and always has a smile on her face. Thank you Tessa for all you do! Links in this section relate to Body

Body Calling all Kitten Cuddlers! WE NEED YOU! Join us on Saturday, October 6 for a foster orientation class where you will learn the basics of fostering. We are always in need of loving foster home, especially for medical and underage kittens. We hope to see you there! read more

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Body Meet adorable Gatsby! This handsome guy is a little shy, but be patient and he warms right up. He loves going for walks and getting back scratches from you! He would love a nice quiet home where he can lounge around and keep you company. Gatsby has been friendly to every dog he is met, and he would love to find another doggie companion to keep him company. Ask about meeting Gatsby today!Thank you Anaheim Ducks Foundation for supporting OC Animal Care!Click Here to watch Gatsby's special video! Links in this section relate to Body

Body Time for a PUPDATE! Mila the pug is doing great! She captured the hearts of Orange County and Southern California after being found in an abandoned cardboard box in Fullerton with major injuries to her hind legs. She's had the first of several surgeries, which was very successful, and she is recovering in her loving foster home. We are continuing to consult with orthopedic specialists on the best options for Mila so she can live her longest and happiest life. We thank all of you for your support in our life saving efforts for Mila. Her resilience and strength through this ordeal has touched us all. She is... #MilatheMiracle. For any information on Mila's case, please contact us at (714) 796-6460. To continue to support Mila's recovery or help other medical dogs in need, please DONATE today to our Medical Pets fund through Noble Friends Foundation by visiting https://secure.acceptiva.com/?cst=7489c0. Links in this section relate to Body

Body Sgt. Onkka responded to a call about two raccoons that were stuck in a dumpster. Did you know that raccoons often dumpster dive for food and are unable to get out? Propping a piece of wood against the dumster wall and walking away can help trapped raccoons climb out and find their way home. Thanks Sgt. Onkka for helping these raccoons return home safely! Remember never try to touch or pet a raccoon or any wildlife you may see. To learn more about willife in orange County, visit http://www.ocpetinfo.com/services/wildlife. Click Here to watch the Rescue Video! Links in this section relate to Body