Body It is not uncommon for residents of Orange County to encounter wildlife. Orange County is home to a diverse wildlife population which inhabit both our urban and open spaces. Many residents experience occasional visits from wildlife, such as opossums, squirrels, bats, raccoons, skunks, snakes, and coyotes. Those closer to open...

Body Orange County has a temperately warm Mediterranean climate where the heat is typically cooled by the nearby Pacific Ocean. We experience warm weather for the majority of the year with occasional cold snaps during the winter months. In summer, it is not uncommon for Orange County to experience heat advisories...

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Body OC Animal Care takes in thousands of animals each year with severe medical or behavioral issues. In the past, these animals may not have had the opportunity to be adopted into homes due to the cost and time associated with providing care and training to them. In an effort to...

Body More than 75% of the animals at OC Animal Care are lost “stray” pets. These pets are either found in the field by one of our officers or brought in by a community member who has found them in their neighborhood. When a lost pet is found, upon intake of... Links in this section relate to Body

Body Thinking and Caring Action can Save the Life of a Stray Pet What should I do about a stray, found, or dead animal in my yard or on the road? Call OC Animal Care at 714-935-6848 for pick it up. What to do when you find a lost pet: If...

Body While children of all ages look forward to Halloween each year, the activities surrounding October 31st are frightening and even dangerous for many household pets. Pets are often like small children: it may seem fun to dress them in costume, include them in parties or take them trick-or-treating, but they...

Body Training OC Animal Care will provide training to all volunteers. Volunteers are required to complete training for each position in which they are selected to serve. Dog Walker Dog walkers exercise and socialize dogs that are currently available for adoption. Through this interaction, volunteers provide the dogs with mental stimulation...

Body Search your property and neighborhood thoroughly. Cats and small dogs can get into tiny spaces. Look behind, under, and inside your appliances and furniture. Check your roof, attic and trees for cats. Leave a written description of your lost pet and your phone number with neighbors, your local postman, paperboy...

Body For information about pet adoptions or general inquiries, please call (714) 935-6848 , 8 a.m. to 5p.m., 7 days a week. You can also email: occrocpetinfo@occr.ocgov.com For license and billing information , please call (714) 935-6848 , 8 a.m. to 5p.m., Monday – Friday. You can also email: acslicensing@occr.ocgov.com... Links in this section relate to Body