County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control - Baldwin Park Animal Care Center

I don’t normally write reviews, but I feel compelled to share this experience so others are aware before bringing a lost animal here. On December 24th, my family and I brought three stray huskies to this facility after doing everything we reasonably could to locate their owner ourselves. The dogs ran into our backyard on December 23rd, appeared lost, and were friendly, well-groomed, healthy, and obedient. We temporarily sheltered them while posting lost-pet notices on Facebook groups, Ring, PawBoost, and Nextdoor, and we even took all three to an emergency veterinary hospital to scan for microchips (one did have a chip, but no owner information was available). We also attempted to surrender them to Priceless Pet Rescue in City of Industry, but they were unable to take them and referred us

Definitely check this shelter out. I went a month ago and adopted my forever best friend. Staff were very helpful when asked about certain pets they even let us meet them. I also saw the staff cleaning the kennels out. Many pets in need of homes. I really liked how they gave us all the information we needed about our new pet. That included her vaccines, her evaluation around other dogs, personality, etc.

Great place to adopt pets, dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs and so on. The staff are friendly, nice and fun to talk to. I've been adopting pets from the facility for years. I'm happy I can contribute a little bit of my effort to save few animals' lives.

First and foremost, all these shelter animals deserve a forever home. Understand that going to a shelter comes with risks, and one will never know what these animals have truly been through. However, with time, patience and dedication, any one of these animal can be your next forever companion. I have recently adopted a beautiful 1.5 year old male cat. I already have a 7 year old female cat at home. We were careful with our selection as we wanted this transition to be as seamless as possible. Our focus was finding a social and loving cat as our cat at home is the same way. Sadly, our adopted male cat was noted to be “aggressive” with other animals. However, we saw someone completely different at the shelter. He was loving, playful and charismatic, just like our resident cat. After some he

The animals looked clean and healthy..as far as the cleanliness it was very clean..BUT the staff they had working the front desk ALL 3 ladies were extremely Rude and talked down to the customers. My question if they are so miserable working there why are they working there? I waa there to adopt a cat and their bad attitudes towards the customers made my experience seem more of a burden than anything..other than that this place is highly recommend. Needless to say we love our newest addition to the family.