Benefiting the Laguna Beach Animal Shelter
Animal Shelter Information
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20612 Laguna Canyon Road
Laguna Beach, CA
92651-1184 - Waze Directions
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Animal Shelter
(949) 497-3552 -
Animal Control
(949) 497-0701 -
Open 7 days a week
Hours: 11am – 4pm
Play Yard Hours: 11am - 2pm
The Shelter is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.
To provide a calm and therapeutic environment for our pets, we have a “Zero Tolerance” policy for any verbal or physical abuse towards veterinarians or staff or any inappropriate behaviors at the shelter. Any such behavior will result in formal termination of visit, volunteerism, employment, or vendor services. We value our employees and committee for keeping the work environment safe.
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Resources
Dog License Application
Cities of Laguna Beach & Laguna Woods.
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Animal Licenses Registration Fees (Per Year)
- Animal License (not spayed/neutered) $96
- Animal License (spayed/neutered) $24
- Animal License (Senior Citizen 65+) $12
- Animal License (late registration) $17
- Animal License (replacement tag) $5
- A convenience fee is applied for Credit Care Payments
Adoptions Costs
- Puppies Adoption (4 months or less) $150.00
- Dog Adoption (over 4 months old) $125.00
- Kittens Adoption (4 months or less) $100.00
- Cat Adoption (over 4 months old) $75.00
- Other Animals Adoption (rabbits, pigs, etc.)$50.00
Health & Wellness
Vaccinations – Cities of Laguna Beach and Laguna Woods Only
Vaccination Required:
- Dogs: DHPP, Bordatella
- Cats: Rabies, FVRCP, Felv/Fiv Test
Preventative Health & Maintenance Fleas and Ticks
Daily inspections of your dog for fleas and ticks during the warm seasons are important. Use a flea comb to find and remove fleas. There are several new methods of flea and tick programs. Speak to your veterinarian about these and other options.
Heartworm
Heartworm is a parasite which lives in the blood of a dog’s heart and blood vessels. It is spread through mosquitoes. As a mosquito bites an infected dog, it sucks out the blood containing the heartworm microfilaria. Once in the mosquito, the microfilaria develops into infective larvae. Heartworm disease can then be transmitted when it bites an unprotected dog. Preventative treatments are available to control heartworm, but dogs
MUST BE TESTED first to determine if they are already infected. Contact your veterinarian for more information.
Spay Your Female Dog – Spaying your female dog is a MUST! There is no good reason for having an unspayed female.
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Neuter Your Male Dog – Neutering your male dog will help avoid behavioral problems in the future as well as make your life and your dog’s life less troublesome.
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Laguna Beach Animal Shelter
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