IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE WITH SPAYING OR
NEUTERING YOUR PET,
WE CAN HELP!

If you qualify as low income, we can offer you spaying and neutering
services at the follwoing prices:

$45 Male Cat
$55 Female Cat
$65 Male Dog
$75 Female Dog

Call the shelter for more information at (707) 263-0278

FREE SPAYING AND NEUTERING FOR ALL
STRAY COMMUNITY CATS
Call and ask 707-263-0278

All thanks to a $10,000 Grant
from the ASPCA and a 2 year Grant
from Petsmart Charities specifically
to deal with Kelseyville Cats.

BRING US CATS FROM KELSEYVILLE!
 WE WILL EVEN COME PICK THEM UP AND RETURN THEM AFTER SURGERY!






DO YOU HAVE INJURED WILDLIFE?

Wasson Animal Hospital 263-5380 or Clearlake
Veterinary Clinic 994-2563 can accept small injured widlife.

For injured deer or larger wildlife issues, contact the
State Department of Fish and Game at
916-358-1300


Visit us on FACEBOOK "Lake County Animal Care & Control"
http://www.facebook.com/L.C.AnimalControl 

Now available to the public are microchips at a cost of only $15 each.  A microchip is a permanent form of identification for your pet.  It's a tiny electronic device, about the size of a grain of rice, that is placed below the animal's skin, usually between the shoulder blades, and can be detected by any veterinarian or animal shelter in the country.  Don't let your pet stay away from home any longer than necessary.  Get it chipped!  

Need to license your pet?
As of June 1, 2010 the County of Lake has parthered with Petdata, Inc. to make it easier for Lake County residents to license their animals. More info...

Living with Wildlife
One of the great joys of living in a rural area like Lake County id the abundance of wildlife. However, with that comes a whole set of issues we may need to deal with. Learn more...

It's Not Cool to Leave Your Pet in a Hot Car!
Warm weather can literally be a killer for a pet left in a hot car.  Did you know that on warm days, the inside of a car heats up very quickly? Learn more...

Dead Animal Disposal
It is a misdemeanor for anyone to place any dead animal (whether it belonged to him or not) within 100 feet of any street, pubic highway or road. (Penal Code 374d). Get contact information for proper disposal of dead animals.

Warm your heart! :-)

"Hello,

We recently celebrated Dirty Harry's 4th rebirth day, marking four years since i brought him home from the shelter.  Harry was a crazy, energetic, large pup when i got him.  A whopping 63 lbs. at 6 months old.  Harry grew to be a majestic 85 lbs of pure cuddly dog!  When i first brought Harry home, he knew nothing about being a dog.  That has rapidly changed, as our other dog quickly showed him the ropes.  He now enjoys long walks, playing ball, wrestling with his doggie brother, and running laps at the dog park.  Harry has also decided that despite his weight, he is a lap dog.  He really enjoys laying in my lap for a belly rub!

Since adopting Harry, we also welcomed my first child into our lives.  Harry adjusted splendidly!  He now has a little person who is willing to throw a ball, brush him, and dole out treats (and table scraps).  There's nothing more endearing than watching a massive dog take orders from a three year old.  It just goes to show how far a little time and a little love go!

I'm so glad we found such an amazing dog.  Thank you!

Amanda"