Best Animal Shelter Costa Mesa Near Me

4worldlovers: We are a nonprofit corporation organized and operated exclusively for educational and charitable purposes. Specifically, this organization has been formed to rescue dogs from abusive situations or who would otherwise be euthanized at high kill shelters. We go into the shelters and determine which dogs we can help. Sometimes it may be a dog that needs medical attention. We rescue them and obtain the appropriate medical care. We make sure they get a microchip so they will always have an identity and that they are spayed or neutered.

Some are given training, if needed, to unlearn bad habits or just to teach them to trust again. At times we rescue dogs running free on streets, most have been abandoned by their owners as there is no response to our efforts to find their owners. In today's economy we also will take in dogs, where their owners are down on their luck and can no longer afford to keep them. Then through various methods we try to find them forever homes and families.

That somewhere near you a scared, innocent dog or puppy is being abandoned in a park, on the street, at a dog pound or at a shelter. Many have been abused, are sick, or injured, but now even worse they are alone. Most will be killed at shelters when no one claims them.

4worldlovers: The Newport Beach Animal Shelter is located at 20302 Riverside Drive in Newport Beach.

The Newport Beach Animal Shelter offers its services, such as redemption of animals by their owners or viewing animals available for adoption, by appointment only. Please call the shelter at 949-718-3454 to inquire about making an appointment. Community members wishing to donate items to the shelter may leave the items outside of the shelter's gate for collection.

There are several ways to support the Newport Beach Animal Shelter. Donations of supplies, funds, and time are gladly accepted, following the guidelines below.

The following fees (which have been established by City Council resolution or State law) are charged to redeem impounded animals or surrender a pet:

State-mandated unaltered fine for dog or cat (third or subsequent impound): $100

4worldlovers:
The National Cat Protection Society (NatCat) is a non-profit, no-kill 501(c)(3) animal organization with shelters dedicated to cats and kittens. Founded in 1968, our organization cares for owner-relinquished kitties until they find a forever family and in our retirement home.