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Evacuation Warning for Bond Fire Burn Area
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Effective Monday, March 28, at 4 p.m., the Evacuation Order will be downgraded to an Evacuation Warning for Silverado Canyon, Williams Canyon and Modjeska Canyon in the Bond Fire burn area. The Evacuation Warning will expire at midnight. To report storm-related issues with a County road or flood control channel...
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OC Pet Laws
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Field Services - Animal Laws in Orange County The following summarized provisions of the Orange County Codified Ordinance (OCCO) are made available for the purpose of encouraging responsible pet ownership in Orange County. As a pet owner, you should be familiar with these laws as they are intended for the...
Donate
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Thank you for thinking of OC Animal Care for your donations! Here are a few ways to donate: Amazon Wishlist: Our Amazon Wishlist is a great, contactless, way to donate! Our Wishlist is kept up to date with items that we can always use, and thanks to fast shipping, your...
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Extreme Weather Safety Tips
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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...
OC Animal Care Fact Checker
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Click on your preferred language to view OC Animal Care's Fact Checker. OCAC Fact Checker - English OCAC Fact Checker - Spanish OCAC Fact Checker - Chinese OCAC Fact Checker - Korean OCAC Fact Checker - Vietnamese
Tips on Finding a Lost Pet
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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...
Wildlife Information
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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...
Foster-to-Adopt
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What is Foster-to-Adopt? OC Animal Care’s Foster-to-Adopt Pilot Program is a new way to fall in love with a dog at OC Animal Care! The program offers potential adopters the opportunity to take select dogs home for two weeks before deciding if the relationship is meant to be. Benefits of...
What types of animals are available for fostering?
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When selecting animals for our foster program, our veterinary staff considers several factors. If an animal meets the required criteria, we may then outreach to our registered foster caretakers seeking placement of the animal. Animals that are currently available for adoption are not candidates for our foster program, as we...
Adoption Partner Program
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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...