One of the newest additions to the Santa Clarita Valley Animal Shelter, Roo (#A5783413), a 3-year-old Australian Cattle Dog, is looking for a forever home.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Santa Clarita Valley Animal Care Center (@scvalleyanimalslaco) Roo was brought to the shelter after a family tragedy left her owners unable to care for ...

Ruby and Midnight are two of the longest-staying residents at the Santa Clarita Valley Animal Shelter and urgently need a new home. Ruby (#A5759235), a 2-year-old, and Midnight (#A5759237), who is 3 years and 2 months old, are both Pitbulls looking for a forever home after being surrendered by their previous owner. Ruby and Midnight came from the same household ...

As New Year’s Eve approaches, the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control is reminding pet owners to take precautions to ensure the safety and well-being of their furry companions during the celebrations. With the loud sounds of fireworks and festivities, many pets can become anxious or frightened. DACC encourages all pet owners to keep their pets indoors ...

“A Night with the Stars” will be held on Nov. 1, 2025, to benefit animals cared for by the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control’s (DACC) Castaic Animal Care Center. This fundraising event is a chance to mingle with local celebrities, community leaders and changemakers- all while supporting a cause that matters. Guests can enjoy food, beverages ...

Relocating to a new home can be exciting, but when pets are involved, the process requires extra consideration. For many pet owners, moving day causes worry: how will their dog or cat handle the transition? With the right preparation, moving with animals can go smoothly, minimizing stress and ensuring they feel safe every step of the way. Why moving is ...

Meet Banjo and Rugby, brothers who came into the Castaic Animal Care Shelter as triplets with another puppy named Sheila, who is now unavailable.  Banjo and Rugby are still currently available for adoption, but are missing their beloved sister and hoping to find families of their own to adopt them from the Castaic Animal Care Shelter! The brothers are white ...

As the Fourth of July approaches, Santa Clarita residents are being reminded that while fireworks may bring excitement for people, they often bring panic and danger for pets, especially in neighborhoods like Newhall, where illegal fireworks remain a recurring concern. Joshua May, a firefighter of Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 73 in Newhall says he experiences the issue firsthand ...

Come meet Wrinkles at the Castaic Animal Care Center if you’re looking to help out a smushy-faced sweetheart, down on his luck. Wrinkle’s page on the Castaic Animal Care Center website reports that he is 4 years old and weighs 46 pounds. He is a very mellow and affectionate Chinese Sharpei with a light tan coat.  “Wrinkles is down on ...

With the fast approaching summer heat, it is important to take caution while walking your furry friends in the Santa Clarita Valley. Heat stroke is a very serious condition that requires immediate attention, especially for pets that are at higher risk for overheating. The summer heat should be a reminder for pet owners to learn how to identify signs of ...

Come meet King at the Castaic Animal Care Center if you are interested in a big cuddle buddy! King’s page on the Castaic Animal Care Center website reports that he is 3 years old and weighs 66 pounds. He is a handsome Pitbull with brown brindle patterning and white patches. King is well trained to walk on a leash, only ...