If a report of animal cruelty is made, an Animal Control Officer will investigate the case. If it is determined that inhumane treatment is occurring, the animal may be removed from the situation and placed in protective care until a decision has been made. If you observe or suspect the mistreatment ... (see full description)
The City Attorney's Animal Protection Unit handles the prosecution of all animal abuse and neglect cases throughout Los Angeles. The Animal Protection Unit works closely with law enforcement, as well as the City's Department of Animal Services, the Humane Society of the United States, the Society ... (see full description)
Breeders or residents with litters must obtain a $235.00 breeder's permit for each breeding animal. This is in addition to the $100.00 yearly license fee and $25.00 microchip implantation fee (if the dog does not already have a chip) for an intact animal. When the puppies or kittens are weaned, the ... (see full description)
The maximum number of dogs allowed per household is three. The maximum number of cats allowed per household is also three.
Every person owning or having charge, care, custody or control of any dog shall keep such dog exclusively upon his own premises provided, however, such dog may be off such premises if it is leashed. (LAMC 53.06.2). If you take or allow your dog off your property or place of residence, you must have ... (see full description)
A license and valid rabies vaccination are required for all dogs 4 months or older. A license is required for horses 1 year or older. Cats are not licensed. Licenses are available at Animal Service Centers, the Administrative Offices and may be renewed online at LAAnimalServices.com
LA Animal Services accepts payment in cash and local personal checks with a preprinted local address and current California ID, California driver's license, military ID, or passport. We now also accept payment by ATM and credit cards. No partial payments or out-of-state checks are accepted.
A permit is required to keep, conduct or operate within the City of Los Angeles any dog or cat kennel, pet shop/show, out of city supplier, zoo, animal rental establishment, riding academy, livery stable, grooming parlor, boarding stable, pony ring/ride, horse market, circus, rodeo, animal acts or ... (see full description)
The Spaymobile is a clinic on wheels that travels throughout the City to provide Free spay and neuter surgeries to dogs and cats belonging to low income households, senior citizens and the disabled. If you qualify to participate, make sure that your dog or cat is at least 3 months of age. For adult ... (see full description)
Any problems with wildlife acting agressively toward humans, including sick,injured,or distressed wildlife, should be reported to the nearest LA Animal Service Center. Wildlife in their natural habitat should not be disturbed.
