Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control

About

Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control operates a public animal shelter in Lancaster serving the Antelope Valley region. The facility houses lost, stray, and surrendered animals while providing adoption services, pet licensing, and animal welfare resources to the community.

Hours

• Monday: 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Tuesday: 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Wednesday: 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Thursday: 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Friday: 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Saturday: 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Sunday: Closed

Reviews

Someone stole my dog and took her to these people. And they tried to sell her to me for 460 dollars because they wanted to neuter her and vaccinate her same things of what I have already done just to make it hard to me to reunite with my fur baby.i was not able to pay such fees and reunite but they are adopting her to strangers for the price of 130 bucks all because my Nina got away during the fi… — Emara Tims

My Chihuahua died being at the age of 19 years and 9 months. Not knowing what to do I took her to LA County Animal Control in Lancaster. I realized I was at the wrong shelter and didn't figure it out for about 20 minutes as I waited while someone was turning in five Shepard puppies. The intake was slow. One window, one person doing the work. I left and went to Palmdale, rang the bell and I was he… — Ernie Lloyd

You guys need to seriously get a Dr back doing spay and neuter. Caravita foundation and all the endless money is a joke. It takes forever to get an appt. Prices keep going up. The amount of money you guys are paying for them to spay and neuter a dog which is 250 you could be paying that to a Dr at the shelter. — Sara Hanson

If I can give them a zero i would. Yesterday, i dropped off a kitten that has been hurt on the road. The kitten had medical issues needed to be care for. They put her in a crate and started putting a stick through the cage to see if she was aggressive. She is hurt, scared and of course is going to try to defend herself. I called 1 hour later they told me the kitten did not make it, she was dead.… — Parker

I brought a stray dog into this shelter because I genuinely thought it was the right thing to do, and the entire experience turned into something upsetting and disappointing. Before coming in, I took the time to ask around to see if the dog belonged to anyone. No one recognized her. She was hiding when I found her, which already told me she was scared. I still brought her in hoping she would be s… — Elizabeth Mendoza