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Rabbi Richard Steinberg
RepresentingDistrict 3Appointed bySupervisor WagnerWhy are you part of the OC Human Relations Commission?It is an honor to serve Orange County in this important work and to create a world God would…
Ada Briceño
RepresentingDistrict 2Appointed bySupervisor Katrina FoleyWhy are you part of the OC Human Relations Commission?I have made it my life’s work to uplift marginalized voices; like many in Orange County…
Heather Chapman
RepresentingDistrict 5Appointed byCity Selection CommitteeWhy are you part of the OC Human Relations Commission?As a life-long resident of South Orange County, I have seen that discrimination and…
When a Lost Pet is Found
Thinking and Caring Action can Save the Life of a Stray PetWhat should I do about a stray, found, or dead animal in my yard or on the road? Call OC Animal Care at 714-935-6848 for pick it up.What to…
Keep Pets Safe This Halloween
While children of all ages look forward to Halloween each year, the activities surrounding October 31st are frightening and even dangerous for many household pets. Pets are often like small children…
Shelter Volunteer Positions
Training
OC Animal Care will provide training to all volunteers. Volunteers are required to complete training for each position in which they are selected to serve.
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What Is a Feral Cat
Please note that OC Animal Care is currently not accepting healthy stray cats. If you have a trapped cat, you must return it to where you found it. We are currently only accepting ill or injured…
Kitten Kits
Request a kitten kit from us!
Caring for kittens until they can eat on their own greatly improves their chance of survival! To request a starter kitten kit, which supplies generously…
Keep Them Home
OC Animal Care's Family Fur-st Drive Thru Pet Pantry offers free pet food to support Orange County families in need. The Family Fur-st Pet Food Pantry event take place on the second…
Tips on Finding a Lost Pet
Search your property and neighborhood thoroughly. Cats and small dogs can get into tiny spaces. Look behind, under, and inside your appliances and furniture. Check your roof, attic and trees for cats…