Newsroom
SEAACA is opening a new seaaca.org resource, “Newsroom”. In this portion of SEAACA’s website, articles and information relevant to animal control and SEAACA will be posted periodically providing information for the community.
One section of the Newsroom will contain “Frequently Ask Questions”. The questions are commonly asked in person at the Care Center, in the field, on emails and by telephone. The FAQs will provide an understanding of SEAACA’s daily operations.
We hope you enjoy the Newsroom!
Frequently Asked Questions
Pets2Love: Charlotte
Pets2Love: Oreo and Graham
These sweet brothers are black and tan terrier mixes about 7 months old. Graham is a bit smaller at 15 pounds than his brother Oreo, who weighs in at about 17 pounds, and both are still growing.
Anyone willing to adopt these brothers together will see they enjoy each other’s company and love to have a good time.
Oreo (ID #18-17881) and Graham (ID #18-17880) are both available for adoption at SEAACA in Downey. Call (562) 803-3301 for more information
Pets2Love: Fargo
“Fargo“ is a Male Husky mix. He is extremely playful and is quite the performer. He is trained and knows how to sit, shake, roll over and other tricks, though often requires encouragement from some good snacks. He is eager to please.
Pets2Love: Macy
Macy is a 4-month-old female terrier mix. She weighs 9 pounds and has black and tan fur.
County Animal Care, Control Shelters More Than 180 Animals Amid LA Fires
LONG BEACH, Calif. — The Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control (DACC) continues to rescue animals and provide safe sheltering for animals as a result of the active fires that have affected thousands of Los Angeles County residents.
Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA, Southeast Area Animal Control Authority (SEAACA) Officers and The Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control Equine Response Team (LACDACCERT) volunteers all provided operational support to DACC.
DACC is currently sheltering 184 animals including dogs and cats, horses, llamas, donkeys, and other large animals. Many of these animals are located at Pierce College which is at capacity and not accepting additional animals at this time. Owners are being directed to the Antelope Valley Fairgrounds for large animal sheltering.