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Orange County Animal Services such as Animal Shelters, Urgent Care Centers, Dog Parks & Beaches, Dog Friendly Beaches, Animal Rescue Groups & More!
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Videos and articles from the experts we rely on to keep our pets healthy and happy
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Articles and News Stories about Dogs, Cats, Pet Nutrition, Holistic Healing and More!
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The Pet Directory of Orange County, CA pet-related products & services. Petfiniti.com has everything you could imagine to help you care for your pet. From doggy day care, to veterinarians, holistic pet healers, pet groomers, dog & cat supplies and much more, we're positive you'll find all of the pet services you'll ever need!
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Spay & Neuter Clinics for Orange County
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Low-Cost Spay / Neuter Clinic Open!
Affordable Spay & Neuter Clinic of Orange County Opened on July 15th to serve Southern Orange County residents who have been in need of a low-cost spay / neuter clinic. Started by Dr. Matt Wheaton, founder of the Alicia Pet Care Center, the clinic facility resides in the former offices of Alica Pet Clinic at 24861 Alicia Pkwy, Suite D; Laguna Hills, CA 92653.
 "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. The clinic's very appropriate motto is "It's time to do the right thing."
Find more at Orange County Spay & Neuter Clinics
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Petfiniti.com & NOOTERS CLUB supports Orange County Animal Rescue Groups
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.
Learn more about NOOTERS CLUB
Learn more about our Orange County Rescue Group Fundraiser
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OC Animal Shelters
 Orange 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 all Orange County Animal Shelters
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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
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OC Dog Parks & Beaches
 Orange 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
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OC Dog Friendly Restaurants
 Finding 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
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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.
Read more about this animals in the news story
Read more about animals & pets in the news
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