DACC is currently sheltering 407 animals (243 Dogs, 20 Cats, 14 horses, 28 goats, 57 fowl, 3 mules, one donkey, three mini donkeys, two ponies, five tortoise, 23 pigs, five sheep, two rams and one cockatiel).
DACC is currently accepting additional animals at these three local sheltering sites.
- Antelope Valley Fairgrounds- 2551 W. Ave. H Lancaster [livestock accepted.]
- Lancaster Animal Care Center – 5210 West Avenue I
- Palmdale Animal Care Center – 38550 Sierra Highway
DACC is also accepting companion animals at its Baldwin Park Animal Care Center, located at 4275 Elton Street in Baldwin Park.
“We are happy to share all animals are safe and no injuries have been reported,” DACC officials said in a news release. “This fire emergency serves as a reminder to horse and large animal owners across the county to develop actionable evacuation plans to reduce any loss and injury.”
For more information, call 661-940-4191.
[Information via news release from the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control.]
Dennis says
The animals both domestic and wild must be protected from these liberal caused fires.
Ignorance is NOT bliss says
You mean the fires caused by Southern California Edison’s equipment? Jesus man, get a life … and a clue. Try educating yourself before popping off like a five dollar shotgun. No one is interested in your ignorance.
Dream Weaver says
We are blesssed to have you on duty keep up the good work
Laughing says
Usually it is conservatives using the tannerite.