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Distemper Outbreak 2021
Long Beach Animal Care Services Reports Distemper Outbreak 4/27/2021 Long Beach Animal Care Services (ACS) is notifying the public of a critical animal health situation. A distemper outbreak has been reported, affecting more than 38 raccoons and at least one skunk, primarily in the east Long Beach area.
Coronavirus Flyer
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) 3/12/2020 STOP THE SPREAD! All of us here at the City of Long Beach want you to be healthy! To learn more about Coronavirus, please review our graphic. For more info, please visit: http://longbeach.gov/health/diseases-and-condition/information-on/coronavirus/
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Mayor’s Animal Care Visioning Task Force 1/23/2020 Tuesday, February 25, 2020 – 5:30 p.m. at El Dorado Park West – Bridge Room 2800 N. Studebaker Road, Long Beach
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Coyote
Coyote Encounters Prompt Safety and Prevention Reminders 11/18/2019 In response to recent coyote activity in & around Long Beach, residents are reminded to follow important tips to protect yourself & pets against them.
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Have questions about spay or neutering your pet? 8/29/2018 From free mobile clinics to pet assistance and voucher programs, we are here to help your pet receive the care they require.
4th of July Pet Safety
Pet Owner Tips for the July 4th Holiday 6/28/2016 Taking special care of pets during the Fourth of July is responsible pet ownership, just like licensing and keeping identification tags on pets, and making sure they are spayed or neutered.


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Living with Urban Coyotes Seminar 8/24/2015 Education is the most important component in learning to co-exist with coyotes, and Long Beach Animal Care Services is inviting the community to two coyote workshops this week.
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Coyote Sightings Prompt Safety and Prevention Reminders 7/14/2015 Recent coyote activity around Long Beach and surrounding areas gives reason for reminding residents of important safeguards to protect pet lives and property against these wild animals.
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Pet Owner Tips for the 4th of July Holiday and Low-Cost Vaccination-Microchip Clinic on July 2 7/1/2015 The Fourth of July can be a frightening time for animals, with the loud sounds of firecrackers and fireworks often sending pets scurrying out of the house or yard in search of security or shelter. Long Beach Animal Care Services would like to remind all animal owners that they can save themselves, and their pets, a tremendous amount of heartache and anxiety by following a few simple suggestions during the Independence Day weekend.
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Animal Care Services Strategic Plan Public 1/1/0001

A responsible, compassionate, and informed community working together for the health and welfare of its animals.