OC Animal Care

I adopted my two kitties from here last month and it was a smooth and easy process. While I appreciate that that they're already have a microchip and are spayed/neutered, I wish they could at least do the first round of vaccine that they need along with feline leukemia/aids test and deworming. I understand that may be more cost/work to them but I've heard from people that other shelters do it. That being said, I'm grateful for my kittens. Also, they currently have an offer where you can adopt cats for $50 on Friday instead of the usual $175.

The foster-to-adopt program is wonderful. It helps us to know if we can handle a pet with our lifestyle and gives the pet a home environment to take a break from the shelter. Though I did not end up adopting the dog because we have to fly quite often, I am glad the dog got to decompress. We are blessed because Dawson is potty trained, does not have shelter dog smell, respects physical boundary, and chilled boy (sleeps a lot if nothing to do/ nobody at home), sticks to established schedule for eating and potty. He is honestly the best dog! The staff made it smooth and did not guilt trip us for not adopting the pet at the end. However, it would be more appreciated if they gave us more details about the previous sickness situation and the lingering symptoms if any because we are first time do

As a County run shelter (pound), OC Animal Care, its staff and volunteers, try their best to care for the huge influx of animals they care for. They are also very easy to adopt from, and most of the time it's even free for dogs over 25pounds. I adopted my Athena girl from here in Dec 2024 and it was the best decision I ever made. Please open your heart and mind to a shelter dog, please help OC Animal Care with any other support you can give.

Please go and adopt or offer to foster and volunteer at this, or your local animal shelter. There is an over flow of sweet dogs in need of loving safe homes. You can save not only the dog you take homes life but the next one in need of that kennel space. Fostering and adopting saves lives.

I found an abandoned cat in my neighborhood that was potentially abandoned, I contacted many organizations in groups in my area, unwilling to help. I came here and not only where they able to taken the pregnant, abandoned kitty that they did, so would such kindness and patience. The intake center employees are extremely kind and knowledgeable. And you can tell that they all truly care about animals well-being. They operate on a pretty big scale and offer a ton of different services for animals in the community. That being said I think they’re a great organization to donate, Volunteer and adopt from.