Body Shelter Animals Count: National Database Project OC Animal Care has joined Shelter Animals Count: The National Database, a nationwide effort, comprised of animal welfare professionals from across the county to provide monthly quarterly and yearly data for our shelter. Our 2015 statistics were calculated using this new tool and our...

Body Programs & Classes Wildlife Information Mobile Adoptions Be A Responsible Pet Owner Programs & Classes The Public Education Office offers free presentations to city and county agencies, schools, businesses, and other public and private groups on the following topics: Responsible Pet Ownership: This class is designed for young children up... Links in this section relate to Body

Body Programs & Classes Wildlife Information Mobile Adoptions Be A Responsible Pet Owner Programs & Classes The Public Education Office offers free presentations to city and county agencies, schools, businesses, and other public and private groups on the following topics: Responsible Pet Ownership: This class is designed for young children up... Links in this section relate to Body

Body Coyote Sightings To see where there have been coyote sightings within your neighborhood, click here. If you would like to report a coyote sighting, please click here. Report an Aggressive Coyote Behavior To report aggressive coyote behaviors please call (714) 935-6848 during business hours Monday through Friday from 8:00 am... Links in this section relate to Body

Body To schedule one of our Educational Programs, please email OCACOutreach@occr.ocgov.com. OC Animal Care strongly believes that Community Education plays a significant role in reducing shelter intake and euthanasia, developing responsible pet owners, reducing animal bites, encouraging spay/neuter, and gaining community support. We are fortunate to have a dedicated team of...

Body You are required by law to report any bite or scratch from a domestic or wild animal. Report an animal bite or scratch by calling (714) 796-6421 or completing the Bite Reporting Form . If you have any questions regarding animal bites or rabies, call the County of Orange Rabies... Links in this section relate to Body

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 OC Animal Care is excited to be open for redemptions, license renewal, intake, field calls, and Adoptions-by-Appointment with Walk-ins* welcome! Our award-winning appointment-based model enables our team to provide personalized service, eliminate long lines, and reduce adopter frustration. The enhanced experience allows potential adopters to visit with and adopt animals...

Body Archived Shelter Statistics Please use the links below to find archived shelter statistical reports for animals, field activities and licensing activities in an overall and city specific format going back to 2010. Please note that between 2010 and 2014, OC Animal Care modified the statistical reports several times to remove...

Body Shelter Animals Count: National Database Project OC Animal Care has joined Shelter Animals Count: The National Database, a nationwide effort, comprised of animal welfare professionals from across the county to provide monthly quarterly and yearly data for our shelter. Our 2015 statistics were calculated using this new tool and our...