Kern County Animal Services provides professional and compassionate animal care to the people and pets of our diverse community. We are dedicated to protecting both our residents and their furry companions while working tirelessly to find every animal a loving, permanent home.
With a sprawling jurisdiction covering over 8,000 square miles, we serve the unincorporated areas of Kern County, including communities like Frazier Park, Lamont, Oildale, and Rosamond. Our team works every day to keep our community safe and healthy by managing essential programs, from rabies control to public education, ensuring that pets and people can thrive together.
We believe in the power of teamwork, relying on a blend of dedicated shelter staff and a vast network of compassionate foster families. Whether they are in our Bakersfield or Lake Isabella shelters, our animals receive vital care, medical support, and plenty of love while they wait for their forever families. From newborns needing extra attention to senior pets looking for a quiet retirement, our fosters are the heartbeat of our life-saving mission.
Adoption is a joyful journey, and we are here to help you find the perfect partner for your lifestyle. When you adopt from Kern County Animal Services, you aren’t just gaining a companion; you are giving a deserving animal a second chance at a happy life. Our adoption fees include spay or neuter surgery, a microchip, and initial vaccinations, ensuring your new family member gets the best possible start.
Whether you are ready to open your heart and home through adoption or want to support our mission by fostering or volunteering, there is a place for you here. Visit our all adoptable animals page to meet your match or check our upcoming adoption events to see where we’ll be next. We can’t wait to introduce you to your new best friend!
Meet Rocky, our Pet of the Week from Kern County Animal Services!
Meghan Clark with Kern County Animal Services tells 23ABC that 200 animals a week on average, wind up at the shelter
PB is our Pet of the Week from Kern County Animal Services. PB stopped by Eyewitness News Mornings alongside Nick Cullen with Kern County Animal Services to me
A Lake Hughes woman who operated an animal rescue organization pleaded not guilty Monday to 35 felony and misdemeanor counts stemming from allegations that she kept more than 300 animals in filthy and inhumane conditions, leaving some suffering from starvation, dehydration and severe injuries. Christine De Anda, 57, who operated Rock ‘N’ Pawz, is charged […]
There is something of an animal services crisis in Kern County. Dogs and cats are dumped on the sides of roads and at parks. Pets are surrendered, ill, and neglected. Like many other municipalities across the country, Bakersfield (the county seat) is the nexus of Kern’s issues in this regard. But what can be done...
Bakersfield shelters are using fans, misters, and cooling mats to protect animals during dangerous summer heat.
Our adoptable pet of the week on Wag Wednesday is Shirley! She is an approximately five-year-old Chihuahua looking for her forever family. Adopt her today from Kern County Animal Services.
A week after a dog attack in East Bakersfield, a mother describes her daughter's nightmares, injuries, and the dog still not in custody.
Our adoptable pet of the week on Wag Wednesday is Scooby Doo! He is an incredibly friendly dog who is looking for his forever home. Adopt him today from Kern County Animal Services!
Poe is our Pet of the Week from Kern County Animal Services and is available for adoption now!He is a three to four year old chihuahua mix























