notes: NO SHELTER ON SITE - LISTED AS 'ANIMAL SHELTER' IN FACILITY TYPE SO IT WILL FALL INTO DBASE LIST OF ANIMAL RELATED SERVICES. ---------------------------------- About Animal Care & Control Pet Licensing The City of Culver City requires that all dogs have current licenses, rabies vaccinations, be spayed/neutered and microchipped. To apply for a new license or to renew your current license, please click here. You may also contact 1-888-615-4350 for further information. Field Operations 310-253-6143 ----------------------------------- Animal control (field) services are provided through the Culver City Police Department’s Animal Services Officer or the County of Los Angeles when the City’s ASO is off duty. The Animal Services Officer is responsible for field operations. Field operations enforce all state, county, and municipal laws regarding the care and control of domestic animals. The field services provided by Animal Services Officers are the following: Patrol the city on a daily basis Enforce all animal control laws and investigate all reports of animal abuse Pick up stray animals Respond to animal-related emergencies Transport injured or sick stray animals to receive emergency vet care (day or night) Follow-up on citizen complaints File bite reports and quarantine suspect animals Inspect and permit animal-related facilities Rescue animals in distress Shelter Operations 310-676-1149 The City of Culver City contracts its animal sheltering services through spcaLA. Shelter services are provided by at their Hawthorne facility. Shelter operations provides the following services: Provide food, water, shelter, medical care and basic health screening for all shelter animals Vaccinate domestic shelter animals against diseases Provide lost and found pet services Provide adoption services Provide information and education on pet owner/guardian responsibility and care Impound stray dogs, cats and other animals Provide dead animal pick-up and impound dangerous or vicious dogs Dead Birds and West Nile Virus The Los Angeles County Public Health Department has established a toll free line that will provide callers with updated information on the West Nile Virus within the County. The Information Line is: 1-800-975-4448. Also, if a recently dead bird (dead less than 24 hours) is found, the public is encouraged to report this by calling 1-877-747-2243. Additional information can be found by clicking on: http://www.lawestvector.org/ -------------------------- Request for Service (310) 523-9566 Currently, the Carson Shelter is responsible for responding to request for services from Culver City residents who are reporting or needing help with stray, injured, lost, dead, nuisance, or dangerous animals. City's In-House Animal Services Officer The City Council has approved a two-year pilot program for an in-house Animal Services Officer. The hiring process for this new position is near completion. Upon hiring of the City’s Officer, the City will take-over primary response services with the County continuing to provide field services during off-hours. Contact information for the City’s Animal Services Officer will be provided upon hiring of the Officer. Reporting a Noisy Animal It is against the law for owners to allow their dog(s) to bark incessantly. They may be guilty of allowing a public nuisance, which maybe considered a misdemeanor with a fine of up to $1000 and/or six months in jail. (California Penal Code 373A and L.A. County Code Sec. 10.40.065.) To report the animal, please call the Carson Shelter at (310) 523-9566 or submit an Animal Noise Complaint Form. Make sure you have the dog owner's address. The owner will be notified by the Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control by mail that there is an official complaint and they are mandated by law to correct the problem. Your name will remain anonymous unless it becomes necessary to bring the owner to an administrative hearing due to a lack of resolution. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Reporting an Animal Bite All persons bitten, parents and/or guardians of minor children bitten, as well as any person owning or having custody or control of a dog (or other animal of a species subject to rabies) that bites a person, must promptly report the incident to the Carson Shelter. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Dead Animal Pick-up The charge to pick-up a dead animal for an owner $10. There is no charge for a stray-dead animal. Turning a stray animal There is no charge if you bring a stray animal into the shelter. Please click here for a link to the address for the spcaLA Hawthorne shelter. Surrendering an owned pet There is a charge if a field unit is sent out to pick up your pet from your home. If you have any questions or comments concerning requests for service, please contact the City of Culver City’s liaison for Animal Care and Control at (310) 253-6015. -> NO SHELTER ON SITE - LISTED AS 'ANIMAL SHELTER' IN FACILITY TYPE SO IT WILL FALL INTO DBASE LIST OF ANIMAL RELATED SERVICES. ---------------------------------- About Animal Care & Control Pet Licensing The City of Culver City requires that all dogs have current licenses, rabies vaccinations, be spayed/neutered and microchipped. To apply for a new license or to renew your current license, please click here. You may also contact 1-888-615-4350 for further information. Field Operations 310-253-6143 ----------------------------------- Animal control (field) services are provided through the Culver City Police Department’s Animal Services Officer or the County of Los Angeles when the City’s ASO is off duty. The Animal Services Officer is responsible for field operations. Field operations enforce all state, county, and municipal laws regarding the care and control of domestic animals. The field services provided by Animal Services Officers are the following: Patrol the city on a daily basis Enforce all animal control laws and investigate all reports of animal abuse Pick up stray animals Respond to animal-related emergencies Transport injured or sick stray animals to receive emergency vet care (day or night) Follow-up on citizen complaints File bite reports and quarantine suspect animals Inspect and permit animal-related facilities Rescue animals in distress Shelter Operations 310-676-1149 The City of Culver City contracts its animal sheltering services through spcaLA. Shelter services are provided by at their Hawthorne facility. Shelter operations provides the following services: Provide food, water, shelter, medical care and basic health screening for all shelter animals Vaccinate domestic shelter animals against diseases Provide lost and found pet services Provide adoption services Provide information and education on pet owner/guardian responsibility and care Impound stray dogs, cats and other animals Provide dead animal pick-up and impound dangerous or vicious dogs Dead Birds and West Nile Virus The Los Angeles County Public Health Department has established a toll free line that will provide callers with updated information on the West Nile Virus within the County. The Information Line is: 1-800-975-4448. Also, if a recently dead bird (dead less than 24 hours) is found, the public is encouraged to report this by calling 1-877-747-2243. Additional information can be found by clicking on: http://www.lawestvector.org/ -------------------------- Request for Service (310) 523-9566 Currently, the Carson Shelter is responsible for responding to request for services from Culver City residents who are reporting or needing help with stray, injured, lost, dead, nuisance, or dangerous animals. City's In-House Animal Services Officer The City Council has approved a two-year pilot program for an in-house Animal Services Officer. The hiring process for this new position is near completion. Upon hiring of the City’s Officer, the City will take-over primary response services with the County continuing to provide field services during off-hours. Contact information for the City’s Animal Services Officer will be provided upon hiring of the Officer. Reporting a Noisy Animal It is against the law for owners to allow their dog(s) to bark incessantly. They may be guilty of allowing a public nuisance, which maybe considered a misdemeanor with a fine of up to $1000 and/or six months in jail. (California Penal Code 373A and L.A. County Code Sec. 10.40.065.) To report the animal, please call the Carson Shelter at (310) 523-9566 or submit an Animal Noise Complaint Form. Make sure you have the dog owner's address. The owner will be notified by the Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control by mail that there is an official complaint and they are mandated by law to correct the problem. Your name will remain anonymous unless it becomes necessary to bring the owner to an administrative hearing due to a lack of resolution. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Reporting an Animal Bite All persons bitten, parents and/or guardians of minor children bitten, as well as any person owning or having custody or control of a dog (or other animal of a species subject to rabies) that bites a person, must promptly report the incident to the Carson Shelter. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Dead Animal Pick-up The charge to pick-up a dead animal for an owner $10. There is no charge for a stray-dead animal. Turning a stray animal There is no charge if you bring a stray animal into the shelter. Please click here for a link to the address for the spcaLA Hawthorne shelter. Surrendering an owned pet There is a charge if a field unit is sent out to pick up your pet from your home. If you have any questions or comments concerning requests for service, please contact the City of Culver City’s liaison for Animal Care and Control at (310) 253-6015. --------------------------------- Culver City Contracts with spcaLA for Sheltering Services Effective January 5, 2009, the City of Culver City formed a partnership with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (spcaLA) to provide sheltering services for animals impounded in Culver City. The City is currently concluding the recruitment process for its own Animal Services Officer. The City will continue to work with the County of Los Angeles’ Department of Animal Care and Control for animal control field services. Animals impounded by both the City Animal Services Officer and County Animal Control Officers will be brought to the spcaLA’s shelter in Hawthorne for sheltering. The address of the shelter is: South Bay Pet Adoption Center 12910 Yukon Avenue Hawthorne, California 90250 Culver City residents who are looking for lost pets may contact the spcaLA at 310-676-1149. As the City transitions into this new sheltering contract, Culver City residents who are searching for missing pets may also wish to contact the County shelter at 310-523-9566. The County’s shelter is located at: 216 W. Victoria Street Gardena, California 90248 Additional information about spcaLA can be obtained at their website: www.spcala.com

notes: About Animal Care & Control Pet Licensing The City of Culver City requires that all dogs have current licenses, rabies vaccinations, be spayed/neutered and microchipped. To apply for a new license or to renew your current license, please click here. You may also contact 1-888-615-4350 for further information. Field Operations 310-253-6143 NO SHELTER ON SITE - LISTED AS 'ANIMAL SHELTER' IN FACILITY TYPE SO IT WILL FALL INTO DBASE LIST OF ANIMAL RELATED SERVICES. ----------------------------------- Animal control (field) services are provided through the Culver City Police Department’s Animal Services Officer or the County of Los Angeles when the City’s ASO is off duty. The Animal Services Officer is responsible for field operations. Field operations enforce all state, county, and municipal laws regarding the care and control of domestic animals. The field services provided by Animal Services Officers are the following: Patrol the city on a daily basis Enforce all animal control laws and investigate all reports of animal abuse Pick up stray animals Respond to animal-related emergencies Transport injured or sick stray animals to receive emergency vet care (day or night) Follow-up on citizen complaints File bite reports and quarantine suspect animals Inspect and permit animal-related facilities Rescue animals in distress Shelter Operations 310-676-1149 The City of Culver City contracts its animal sheltering services through spcaLA. Shelter services are provided by at their Hawthorne facility. Shelter operations provides the following services: Provide food, water, shelter, medical care and basic health screening for all shelter animals Vaccinate domestic shelter animals against diseases Provide lost and found pet services Provide adoption services Provide information and education on pet owner/guardian responsibility and care Impound stray dogs, cats and other animals Provide dead animal pick-up and impound dangerous or vicious dogs Dead Birds and West Nile Virus The Los Angeles County Public Health Department has established a toll free line that will provide callers with updated information on the West Nile Virus within the County. The Information Line is: 1-800-975-4448. Also, if a recently dead bird (dead less than 24 hours) is found, the public is encouraged to report this by calling 1-877-747-2243. Additional information can be found by clicking on: http://www.lawestvector.org/ -------------------------- Request for Service (310) 523-9566 Currently, the Carson Shelter is responsible for responding to request for services from Culver City residents who are reporting or needing help with stray, injured, lost, dead, nuisance, or dangerous animals. City's In-House Animal Services Officer The City Council has approved a two-year pilot program for an in-house Animal Services Officer. The hiring process for this new position is near completion. Upon hiring of the City’s Officer, the City will take-over primary response services with the County continuing to provide field services during off-hours. Contact information for the City’s Animal Services Officer will be provided upon hiring of the Officer. Reporting a Noisy Animal It is against the law for owners to allow their dog(s) to bark incessantly. They may be guilty of allowing a public nuisance, which maybe considered a misdemeanor with a fine of up to $1000 and/or six months in jail. (California Penal Code 373A and L.A. County Code Sec. 10.40.065.) To report the animal, please call the Carson Shelter at (310) 523-9566 or submit an Animal Noise Complaint Form. Make sure you have the dog owner's address. The owner will be notified by the Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control by mail that there is an official complaint and they are mandated by law to correct the problem. Your name will remain anonymous unless it becomes necessary to bring the owner to an administrative hearing due to a lack of resolution. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Reporting an Animal Bite All persons bitten, parents and/or guardians of minor children bitten, as well as any person owning or having custody or control of a dog (or other animal of a species subject to rabies) that bites a person, must promptly report the incident to the Carson Shelter. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Dead Animal Pick-up The charge to pick-up a dead animal for an owner $10. There is no charge for a stray-dead animal. Turning a stray animal There is no charge if you bring a stray animal into the shelter. Please click here for a link to the address for the spcaLA Hawthorne shelter. Surrendering an owned pet There is a charge if a field unit is sent out to pick up your pet from your home. If you have any questions or comments concerning requests for service, please contact the City of Culver City’s liaison for Animal Care and Control at (310) 253-6015. -> NO SHELTER ON SITE - LISTED AS 'ANIMAL SHELTER' IN FACILITY TYPE SO IT WILL FALL INTO DBASE LIST OF ANIMAL RELATED SERVICES. ---------------------------------- About Animal Care & Control Pet Licensing The City of Culver City requires that all dogs have current licenses, rabies vaccinations, be spayed/neutered and microchipped. To apply for a new license or to renew your current license, please click here. You may also contact 1-888-615-4350 for further information. Field Operations 310-253-6143 ----------------------------------- Animal control (field) services are provided through the Culver City Police Department’s Animal Services Officer or the County of Los Angeles when the City’s ASO is off duty. The Animal Services Officer is responsible for field operations. Field operations enforce all state, county, and municipal laws regarding the care and control of domestic animals. The field services provided by Animal Services Officers are the following: Patrol the city on a daily basis Enforce all animal control laws and investigate all reports of animal abuse Pick up stray animals Respond to animal-related emergencies Transport injured or sick stray animals to receive emergency vet care (day or night) Follow-up on citizen complaints File bite reports and quarantine suspect animals Inspect and permit animal-related facilities Rescue animals in distress Shelter Operations 310-676-1149 The City of Culver City contracts its animal sheltering services through spcaLA. Shelter services are provided by at their Hawthorne facility. Shelter operations provides the following services: Provide food, water, shelter, medical care and basic health screening for all shelter animals Vaccinate domestic shelter animals against diseases Provide lost and found pet services Provide adoption services Provide information and education on pet owner/guardian responsibility and care Impound stray dogs, cats and other animals Provide dead animal pick-up and impound dangerous or vicious dogs Dead Birds and West Nile Virus The Los Angeles County Public Health Department has established a toll free line that will provide callers with updated information on the West Nile Virus within the County. The Information Line is: 1-800-975-4448. Also, if a recently dead bird (dead less than 24 hours) is found, the public is encouraged to report this by calling 1-877-747-2243. Additional information can be found by clicking on: http://www.lawestvector.org/ -------------------------- Request for Service (310) 523-9566 Currently, the Carson Shelter is responsible for responding to request for services from Culver City residents who are reporting or needing help with stray, injured, lost, dead, nuisance, or dangerous animals. City's In-House Animal Services Officer The City Council has approved a two-year pilot program for an in-house Animal Services Officer. The hiring process for this new position is near completion. Upon hiring of the City’s Officer, the City will take-over primary response services with the County continuing to provide field services during off-hours. Contact information for the City’s Animal Services Officer will be provided upon hiring of the Officer. Reporting a Noisy Animal It is against the law for owners to allow their dog(s) to bark incessantly. They may be guilty of allowing a public nuisance, which maybe considered a misdemeanor with a fine of up to $1000 and/or six months in jail. (California Penal Code 373A and L.A. County Code Sec. 10.40.065.) To report the animal, please call the Carson Shelter at (310) 523-9566 or submit an Animal Noise Complaint Form. Make sure you have the dog owner's address. The owner will be notified by the Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control by mail that there is an official complaint and they are mandated by law to correct the problem. Your name will remain anonymous unless it becomes necessary to bring the owner to an administrative hearing due to a lack of resolution. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Reporting an Animal Bite All persons bitten, parents and/or guardians of minor children bitten, as well as any person owning or having custody or control of a dog (or other animal of a species subject to rabies) that bites a person, must promptly report the incident to the Carson Shelter. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Dead Animal Pick-up The charge to pick-up a dead animal for an owner $10. There is no charge for a stray-dead animal. Turning a stray animal There is no charge if you bring a stray animal into the shelter. Please click here for a link to the address for the spcaLA Hawthorne shelter. Surrendering an owned pet There is a charge if a field unit is sent out to pick up your pet from your home. If you have any questions or comments concerning requests for service, please contact the City of Culver City’s liaison for Animal Care and Control at (310) 253-6015.

notes: About Animal Care & Control Pet Licensing The City of Culver City requires that all dogs have current licenses, rabies vaccinations, be spayed/neutered and microchipped. To apply for a new license or to renew your current license, please click here. You may also contact 1-888-615-4350 for further information. Field Operations 310-253-6143 Animal control (field) services are provided through the Culver City Police Department’s Animal Services Officer or the County of Los Angeles when the City’s ASO is off duty. The Animal Services Officer is responsible for field operations. Field operations enforce all state, county, and municipal laws regarding the care and control of domestic animals. The field services provided by Animal Services Officers are the following: Patrol the city on a daily basis Enforce all animal control laws and investigate all reports of animal abuse Pick up stray animals Respond to animal-related emergencies Transport injured or sick stray animals to receive emergency vet care (day or night) Follow-up on citizen complaints File bite reports and quarantine suspect animals Inspect and permit animal-related facilities Rescue animals in distress Shelter Operations 310-676-1149 The City of Culver City contracts its animal sheltering services through spcaLA. Shelter services are provided by at their Hawthorne facility. Shelter operations provides the following services: Provide food, water, shelter, medical care and basic health screening for all shelter animals Vaccinate domestic shelter animals against diseases Provide lost and found pet services Provide adoption services Provide information and education on pet owner/guardian responsibility and care Impound stray dogs, cats and other animals Provide dead animal pick-up and impound dangerous or vicious dogs Dead Birds and West Nile Virus The Los Angeles County Public Health Department has established a toll free line that will provide callers with updated information on the West Nile Virus within the County. The Information Line is: 1-800-975-4448. Also, if a recently dead bird (dead less than 24 hours) is found, the public is encouraged to report this by calling 1-877-747-2243. Additional information can be found by clicking on: http://www.lawestvector.org/ -------------------------- Request for Service (310) 523-9566 Currently, the Carson Shelter is responsible for responding to request for services from Culver City residents who are reporting or needing help with stray, injured, lost, dead, nuisance, or dangerous animals. City's In-House Animal Services Officer The City Council has approved a two-year pilot program for an in-house Animal Services Officer. The hiring process for this new position is near completion. Upon hiring of the City’s Officer, the City will take-over primary response services with the County continuing to provide field services during off-hours. Contact information for the City’s Animal Services Officer will be provided upon hiring of the Officer. Reporting a Noisy Animal It is against the law for owners to allow their dog(s) to bark incessantly. They may be guilty of allowing a public nuisance, which maybe considered a misdemeanor with a fine of up to $1000 and/or six months in jail. (California Penal Code 373A and L.A. County Code Sec. 10.40.065.) To report the animal, please call the Carson Shelter at (310) 523-9566 or submit an Animal Noise Complaint Form. Make sure you have the dog owner's address. The owner will be notified by the Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control by mail that there is an official complaint and they are mandated by law to correct the problem. Your name will remain anonymous unless it becomes necessary to bring the owner to an administrative hearing due to a lack of resolution. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Reporting an Animal Bite All persons bitten, parents and/or guardians of minor children bitten, as well as any person owning or having custody or control of a dog (or other animal of a species subject to rabies) that bites a person, must promptly report the incident to the Carson Shelter. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Dead Animal Pick-up The charge to pick-up a dead animal for an owner $10. There is no charge for a stray-dead animal. Turning a stray animal There is no charge if you bring a stray animal into the shelter. Please click here for a link to the address for the spcaLA Hawthorne shelter. Surrendering an owned pet There is a charge if a field unit is sent out to pick up your pet from your home. If you have any questions or comments concerning requests for service, please contact the City of Culver City’s liaison for Animal Care and Control at (310) 253-6015. -> About Animal Care & Control Pet Licensing The City of Culver City requires that all dogs have current licenses, rabies vaccinations, be spayed/neutered and microchipped. To apply for a new license or to renew your current license, please click here. You may also contact 1-888-615-4350 for further information. Field Operations 310-253-6143 NO SHELTER ON SITE - LISTED AS 'ANIMAL SHELTER' IN FACILITY TYPE SO IT WILL FALL INTO DBASE LIST OF ANIMAL RELATED SERVICES. ----------------------------------- Animal control (field) services are provided through the Culver City Police Department’s Animal Services Officer or the County of Los Angeles when the City’s ASO is off duty. The Animal Services Officer is responsible for field operations. Field operations enforce all state, county, and municipal laws regarding the care and control of domestic animals. The field services provided by Animal Services Officers are the following: Patrol the city on a daily basis Enforce all animal control laws and investigate all reports of animal abuse Pick up stray animals Respond to animal-related emergencies Transport injured or sick stray animals to receive emergency vet care (day or night) Follow-up on citizen complaints File bite reports and quarantine suspect animals Inspect and permit animal-related facilities Rescue animals in distress Shelter Operations 310-676-1149 The City of Culver City contracts its animal sheltering services through spcaLA. Shelter services are provided by at their Hawthorne facility. Shelter operations provides the following services: Provide food, water, shelter, medical care and basic health screening for all shelter animals Vaccinate domestic shelter animals against diseases Provide lost and found pet services Provide adoption services Provide information and education on pet owner/guardian responsibility and care Impound stray dogs, cats and other animals Provide dead animal pick-up and impound dangerous or vicious dogs Dead Birds and West Nile Virus The Los Angeles County Public Health Department has established a toll free line that will provide callers with updated information on the West Nile Virus within the County. The Information Line is: 1-800-975-4448. Also, if a recently dead bird (dead less than 24 hours) is found, the public is encouraged to report this by calling 1-877-747-2243. Additional information can be found by clicking on: http://www.lawestvector.org/ -------------------------- Request for Service (310) 523-9566 Currently, the Carson Shelter is responsible for responding to request for services from Culver City residents who are reporting or needing help with stray, injured, lost, dead, nuisance, or dangerous animals. City's In-House Animal Services Officer The City Council has approved a two-year pilot program for an in-house Animal Services Officer. The hiring process for this new position is near completion. Upon hiring of the City’s Officer, the City will take-over primary response services with the County continuing to provide field services during off-hours. Contact information for the City’s Animal Services Officer will be provided upon hiring of the Officer. Reporting a Noisy Animal It is against the law for owners to allow their dog(s) to bark incessantly. They may be guilty of allowing a public nuisance, which maybe considered a misdemeanor with a fine of up to $1000 and/or six months in jail. (California Penal Code 373A and L.A. County Code Sec. 10.40.065.) To report the animal, please call the Carson Shelter at (310) 523-9566 or submit an Animal Noise Complaint Form. Make sure you have the dog owner's address. The owner will be notified by the Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control by mail that there is an official complaint and they are mandated by law to correct the problem. Your name will remain anonymous unless it becomes necessary to bring the owner to an administrative hearing due to a lack of resolution. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Reporting an Animal Bite All persons bitten, parents and/or guardians of minor children bitten, as well as any person owning or having custody or control of a dog (or other animal of a species subject to rabies) that bites a person, must promptly report the incident to the Carson Shelter. Upon hiring of the City’s Animal Services Officer, that Officer will also have enforcement authority. Dead Animal Pick-up The charge to pick-up a dead animal for an owner $10. There is no charge for a stray-dead animal. Turning a stray animal There is no charge if you bring a stray animal into the shelter. Please click here for a link to the address for the spcaLA Hawthorne shelter. Surrendering an owned pet There is a charge if a field unit is sent out to pick up your pet from your home. If you have any questions or comments concerning requests for service, please contact the City of Culver City’s liaison for Animal Care and Control at (310) 253-6015.