Long Beach Animal Care Services in Long Beach

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Phone: +1 562-570-7387
Site: http://www.longbeach.gov/acs
Opening hours
  • Monday:Closed
  • Tuesday:Closed
  • Wednesday:10AM–5:30PM
  • Thursday:10AM–5:30PM
  • Friday:10AM–5:30PM
  • Saturday:10AM–4PM
  • Sunday:10AM–4PM
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3.5 (89 comments)

Review №1

2022-03-29

A week after surrendering my dog for a 2nd offense and subsequent euthanasia, he still sits in shelter no action taken even though they can see he is frightened and anxiety heightened. Two days after director emailing me stating an officer would contact me and stating my dog would not have an unnecessarily prolonged stay, I have heard nothing. Multiple calls, voicemails and emails to Officers Law and Magana have gone unanswered. Grade F on customer service and no humane treatment to pet, Huck.

Review №2

2022-04-09

I volunteer here at LBACS and I can confidently say the care and nurturing the animals receive here is wonderful.The animals are the absolute best, and the veterinary team, staff and volunteers all work together to give the animals their best possible life.

Review №3

2020-10-22

I’m very thankful for this team taking care of a feral kitten I brought in. I tried for a month to socialize the kitten to see if I could give it a home but it’s too feral at this point. I borrowed a cat trap from them and brought in the kitten hoping they could do a trap neuter return. They were awesome at sending me emails and calling me to give me updates on the kitten. Within 5 days of dropping the kitten off he was neutered, vaccinated and dropped back off in my area. Very happy the little guy wasn’t put down and impressed with the efficiency and follow-up from the team. Now hes a happy guy who likes to sleep on our porch and play with string. Thank you!

Review №4

2020-07-09

We just adopted our little baby today. Everyone at this location were extremely helpful and friendly. Thank you all again for everything. Archie (aka Gizmo) is loving his big brother and has continued to be such a happy, loving little guy.

Review №5

2022-06-24

I wanted to donate some cat food and a cat bed. There were big blue bins conveniently outside of the admissions center. Staff was nice.

Review №6

2022-07-06

No one answers the phone, waited 20 minutes then hung up. What does one do with a dead dog found on the Blvd and it isnt yours? Id love to find out but NO ONE WILL ANSWER THE PHONE!

Review №7

2017-02-03

The Long Beach Animal Care Services facility is to hopefully find a new home for the animals that have been lost by their owners, gone stray, or are found running in the city streets. The staff are considerate of these animals in their care; they animals are often stressed by the whole situation. The staff work to help the animals calm down and cope with their captivity.People are invited to view the adoptable animals. Many of the dogs were approachable (many not). Their is a lot of barking with some of the dogs (remember that dogs can be trained not to bark all the time). Actually some adoptive people ask for dogs that bark or even for very aggressive dogs. Me, I prefer a dog that is mellow and happy. I never allow a dog that I have to be aggressive towards people or other dogs. My view is that this protects my animal and others. I am protecting my dog and not the other way around. I care for my animal and not the other way around. This way the dog knows its place and is much happier pet. Most dogs will give up the Alpha position and loyally accept their owners lead.You may enjoy visiting the Adoption Center (some families were there when I last visited. The kids especially enjoy it.I found a couple of dogs that I would love to own if I had a home at this time. One was a small black/grey friendly ten month old terrier. He was so playful and affectionate. Whoever lost that little guy must be very sad. The other heart winning dog for me was a small white ball of fluff (I didnt know the breed). He was so cute although he looked like he really needed a bath and grooming. (I was talking with one of the staff about the dogs and asked which dog was his favorite.. he named both of the ones that I liked... that was amazing as there are about 100 dogs or more in there.Note: Please be cautious about putting fingers in cages in good advice for you and your children... This message is repeated throughout the facility. Some of the dogs may bite.Also, the Adoption Center had some gorgeous cats and very cute kittens. There were some little grey kittens that almost anyone would fall in love with.

Review №8

2020-11-22

The people were very nice. You can see how much they like the animals in their care. They explained the process patiently. Its in a park and what we could see of the facilities was clean and appealing.

Review №9

2022-01-18

I’m sorry but isn’t it the shelters job to take in stray pets? Neighbor just found a dog. Had a chip check done. No chip. Drove all the way up to the shelter toBe told they can’t take the dog, they are full. What now? Let the dog run free? Get HBC? I’m so confused. These are services provided by tax dollars. Sorry they aren’t enough, but this is the job of a shelter.

Review №10

2022-03-19

Trying to find owner of dog, found running down Clark Avenue. Animal chipped however, chip NOT registered! Dont forget! Chipped animals still need to be registered! Animal control very helpful locating owner.