City of Desert Hot Springs Animal Care and Control
Our Mission
Desert Hot Springs Animal Care and Control is dedicated to providing compassionate care for animals in our community. Our goal is to connect every rescue with a loving family and ensure that pets are successfully returned to their homes.
Serving Our Community
As part of the vibrant City of Desert Hot Springs, we recognize the deep bond between our residents and their animal companions. We strive to support a healthy and livable city by ensuring that animals are protected and cared for within our desert home.
How We Help
We work daily to provide essential care for animals in need, acting as a resource for the entire community. Our department focuses on maintaining a safe environment and facilitating positive outcomes for every animal that comes through our care. By managing these services professionally, we ensure each pet receives the attention and support they deserve while awaiting their new journey.
Your Newest Family Member
Adoption is a joyful partnership, and we believe that finding the right match is the start of a wonderful lifelong bond. When you choose to adopt, you are not just getting a pet; you are providing a second chance to a deserving animal. We are here to guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth transition as you welcome a new member into your home.
Connect With Us
Are you ready to meet your newest family member? We invite you to learn more about our current animals and how you can make a difference. Please contact us at (760) 329-6411 extension 450 to learn more about our available pets or to ask about our services. We look forward to helping you find your perfect companion.
- Compassionate and friendly staff
- Efficient adoption process
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5/13 - Concerns grow over alleged conditions at Desert Hot Springs animal shelter
DESERT HOT SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - Concerns are mounting over conditions at the Desert Hot Springs Animal Care and Control Facility after News Channel 3 received more than 200 emails from viewers and animal advocates questioning whether the shelter is properly staffed and prepared for extreme summer heat. The concerns focus on the shelter on
