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. We are committed to reuniting lost pets with their families and finding loving homes for those in need of a fresh start.
Serving Our Community
As a vital department within the City of Desert Hot Springs, we serve as a bridge between displaced animals and their forever families. We understand that pets are cherished members of the household, and our work is rooted in keeping our community healthy, safe, and connected.
How We Help
Our team works daily to ensure every animal in our care receives professional attention and support. By focusing on responsible recovery and adoption processes, we provide a reliable, transparent environment for animals awaiting their next chapter. We believe that every pet deserves a safe environment while they wait to find their perfect match.
Your Next Family Member
Adoption is the beginning of a beautiful, joyful partnership, and we are here to help you find the pet that is the right fit for your lifestyle. We celebrate the unique bond between humans and their animal companions, working hard to facilitate connections that last a lifetime. Choosing to adopt means you are not just gaining a friend; you are supporting a kinder community for all our residents.
Visit Us
Are you ready to meet your newest family member? We invite you to contact us at (760) 329-6411 ext. 450 to learn more about our current rescues. Whether you have questions about our process or are prepared to start your adoption journey, our team is ready to assist you in making a wonderful new connection.
- Compassionate and friendly staff
- Efficient and responsive communication
- Difficulty navigating appointment-only policies
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
