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Spay & Neuter Clinics for Orange County

Free Spay / Neuter Clinic on June 29, 2008
Free spay / neuter clinic for feral / undomesticated cats. Clinic being held in the Los Angeles area on Sunday, June 29, 2008.

All cats will be:
  • » Sterilized
  • » Vaccinated
  • » Treated for Fleas
  • » De-wormed
  • » Ear-tipped
  • » All feral cats over 4 months welcome

Reservations are required so please email info@straycatalliance.org

**ALL CATS MUST BE IN HUMANE TRAPS - NO EXCEPTIONS   |   Microchips available to caregivers/trappers at cost $11
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NOOTERS CLUB apparel & gifts promote spay/neuter NOOTERS CLUB apparel & gifts provide a comical twist on a serious message that we hope will inspire pet owners to get their pets fixed and save millions of lives each year. A percent of proceeds goes to national and local rescue groups.

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Learn more about our Orange County Rescue Group Fundraiser

Orange County Low Cost Spay / Neuter Clinic to Open in July

Dr. Matt Wheaton and his team at Alicia Pet Care Center will be opening a spay / neuter clinic in Orange County, CA mid-July. Focused on helping those with financial difficulty, the Affordable Spay and Neuter Clinic will provide services for up to 75% less than it would cost in a traditional facility.

"We felt that it was important, as we began to more fully understand the situation with pets requiring rescue, to address this issue from the source of the problem, which is pet overpopulation" stated Dr. Wheaton.

Petfiniti.com will update this space when more details are available.
Orange County Low Cost Spay / Neuter / Vaccination Clinics
These low cost clinics are open to the public.

  • » Golden State Humane Society - Long Beach / Garden Grove
  • » City of Mission Viejo Animal Service Center - South County
  • » Tri-City Pet Hospital - Fullerton
  • » AAA Animal Hospital - Huntington Beach

Find them at Orange County Spay & Neuter Clinics

OC Animal Shelters


cat and dogOrange County has many animal shelters located within the county boundaries. Some cities have thier own animal shelters while others are serviced by the animal shelter on city drive known as Orange County Animal Shelter.

Something to consider when looking to adopt a pet is that many shelters in Orange County have more animals then they can reasonably manage. While the shelters provide many services, adoptions are one of thier main services and anyone looking for a new pet should consider adopting from one of these many shelters in their local area. See our list to learn more.
















See all Orange County Animal Shelters

OC Pet & Animal Events


dogs at pet eventThere is always something fun going on in Orange County and when it involves animals, it's even better! Checkout our list of upcoming Orange County animal and pet events list below. More events are listed on the Pet & Animal Events Page.

  • Group Dog Walk - July 10th
  • Group Dog Walk - July 17th
  • Group Dog Walk - July 22nd
  • Orange County Super Adoption Event - July 27th
  • Pet Project Foundations, Flight Of Fancy - July 27th
  • Group Dog Walk - July 29th
  • Orange County Ferrets - August 9th
  • Bath'stille Day Boutique and Vendor Fair Fund Raiser - August 9th
  • Dog Days of Summer Party - August 10th
  • 3rd Annual Pet Faire in the Park by SCART, August 17
More Orange County Pet & Animal Events Here

Adoptable Pets In Orange County, CA

It's kitten season and there are some great adoptable kittens available in Orange County. Kittens get adopted very quickly so it is best to get your application in so you can be pre-approved.

Kittens this age need alot of socialization, time love and TLC. They do best adopted in pairs or to homes with other kittens their age to play and socialize with.

Our adoption fee for kittens is $140 and includes: spay/neuter, veterinary exam, up to date vaccines for their age, felv/fiv test, flea treatment and microchip. To complete an application, please visit www.greatpets.org
adoptable kitten Marvin, 8 week old male   adoptable kitten Cappy, 8 week old male
adoptable kitten Marcy, 8 week old female adoptable kitten Carter, 8 week old male
adoptable kitten Molly, 8 week old female adoptable kitten Chance, 8 week old male
adoptable kitten Monty, 8 week old male adoptable kitten Cole, 8 week old male
adoptable kitten Clyde, 9 week old male adoptable kitten Cooper, 9 week old male
adoptable kitten Joey, 9 week old male adoptable kitten Pickels, 9 week old female
adoptable kitten Oliver, 9 week old male adoptable kitten Pixel, 9 week old male
adoptable kitten Sasha, 9 week old female adoptable kitten Popcorn, 9 week old female
adoptable kitten Jewel, 9 week old female adoptable kitten Potsie, 9 week old male
If you are interested in adopting any of our kittens available for adoption you MUST first complete an application to be considered. To fill out an application, please visit www.greatpets.org

Once we receive your application and it is reviewed you will be contacted as to the status of your application and if approved an appointment will be set up for you to visit the kittens in their local foster homes. Thank you for your cooperation.

OC Dog Parks & Beaches


Dog jumping in dog parkOrange County, CA is home to many dog parks and dog-friendly beaches. When visiting a dog park or beach, keep in mind that the rules are different from location to location. Some parks do not allow dogs that are in heat or aggressive animals as the parks are usually off leash to allow the dogs to socialize and mingle while getting exercise.

More at Orange County Dog Parks & Beaches

OC Dog Friendly Restaurants


Dog on computerFinding a dog friendly restaurant in Orange County couldn't be easier. With all of the great places to eat out, many restaurants make accomodations for you to bring your dog along! Some of these dog friendly restaurants offer water bowls while other offer much more and a few actually have menus that you can order off of for your dog.

See more OC Dog Friendly Restaurants

Emergency Animal Care in Orange County

When your pet is hurt in the middle of the night and your veterinarian isnt available, it may be necessary to visit one of the many Animal Urgent Care Centers in Orange County

Most centers are available after hours from 6:00pm to 8:00am during the week and available 24 hours a day during the weekends.

  • » ASPCA Poison Control Hotline - (800) 426-4435
  • » Animal Urgent Care of South County - South County - (949) 364-6228
  • » Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic - Central County - (949) 261-7979
  • » Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic - North Orange County - (714) 537-3032
See all Animal Urgent Care Centers of Orange County

Pets in the News


City votes to partner with M.V. animal shelter - April 24, 2008

Aliso Viejo has kept their promise to the citizen's of it's city and upheld or improved services, no matter the service. The opportunity to change came with a unanimous for city staff to work with the city of Mission Viejo to draw up a plan that would shift services from the county service. The Orange County Animal Shelter is considered by many to be too crowded and unable to service the number of residents under it's current contracts.

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