Body OC Animal Care provides licensing for the following cities. If you don't see your city listed, please contact your local Animal Control or City Hall Anaheim Placentia Brea San Juan Capistrano Cypress Lake Forest Fountain Valley Tustin Fullerton Villa Park Huntington Beach Yorba Linda Orange Unincorporated County Areas

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 Owning a rabbit can be a lot of fun! Check out some of our Rabbit Care Basics: Environment: Use large dog crates or baby gates to help facilitate an enclosed, indoor environment for the rabbit. Make sure the rabbit has an accessible litter box and enough space to move around/exercise...

Body What Animals Does OC Animal Care Have For Adoption? OC Animal Care is one of the largest shelters on the west coast, with housing for over 400 animals. There are a variety of species to choose from when looking for a new pet. The shelter offers dogs, cats, bunnies, birds...

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Body 1 in 3 pets will end up lost. Without ID, 90% won't come home. What is a Microchip? Microchips are about the size of a grain of rice and are implanted with a quick injection between the shoulder blades. A small handheld scanner can detect the microchip number and, with...

Body February's Volunteer of the Month: Hank Gotterer! Hank is OC Animal Care’s February Volunteer Of The Month! He has been volunteering with Small Dog Play Group for over two years. What makes Hank so special is that the littles think he has the best lap around. The shier the pup...

Body Check out our 2021 AT-A-GLANCE Shelter Statistics! To view our 2020 AT-A-GLANCE Shelter Statistics, click HERE .

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Body As the weather warms up, #LetsPaws and take a look at what to do if you find baby kittens! The mother might still be nearby, so remember to wait…watch…and win!