Body In response to the local state of emergency related to the Tustin Hangar Incident, and in an abundance of caution, OC Animal Care will continue to implement the following modifications to ensure the safety of our animals, staff, volunteers, and community visitors. For a full list of programs and services...

Body TUSTIN, Calif. (November 19, 2023) – Due to the upcoming high wind event forecasted by the National Weather Service, the shelter’s close proximity to the north hangar and the City of Tustin Incident Management Team announcement of the controlled deconstruction of the remaining structure, as well as the continued effort...

Body ASPCA: Alyssa Fleck, alyssa.fleck@aspca.org , 917.575.2343 OC Animal Care: Alexa Pratt, alexa.pratt@occr.ocgov.com , 714.514.2395 Photos (Credit/ASPCA): https://aspca.box.com/s/p0car8jgb53qu4vw1t9fptbxjaayzfkl ASPCA Partners with Orange County Animal Care to Relocate More Than 100 Shelter Dogs in the Aftermath of the Tustin Hangar Fire Tustin, Calif.– In response to the ongoing local state of emergency... Links in this section relate to Body

Body OC Animal Care is excited to host an informational...

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Body The dog fostering program provides an incredible...

Body On July 1-2, 2023, the City of Huntington Beach is...

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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...