Unfortunately, our shelter has confirmed the presence of Streptococcus zooepidemicus (Strep zoo), a respiratory disease. Strep zoo is a contagious bacterial infection that spreads rapidly in overcrowded shelter environments and can cause severe pneumonia and fatalities in dogs.
We are temporarily suspending the intake of stray animals until further notice to prevent the infection from spreading further and to allow us to fully treat the animals already in our care.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Attention
Beginning November 1st, Stanislaus Animal Services Agency will no longer be open to the public or conducting adoptions on Sundays. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
About Us
Who We Are
We are an animal services organization known for its transparency, effectively promoting the humane and responsible care of companion animals, reducing the euthanasia of sheltered animals, and responding to the needs of the community.
Stanislaus Animal Services Agency works to establish and maintain a safe and healthy environment between humans and animals in Stanislaus County.
What We Do
- We protect the public's safety by enforcing animal codes, ordinances, and animal quarantines.
- We prevent and investigate the inhumane treatment of animals.
- We educate and inform the public in the areas of animal codes, animal ordinances, and responsible pet ownership.
- We respond to emergency service requests from the public or law enforcement as quickly as possible.
- We respond to routine service requests from the public.
- We impound domestic stray animals.
- We provide aid and services to help the public locate their lost animals.
- We implement, maintain, and encourage an adoption program for impounded animals.
- We provide, with veterinary supervision and/or assistance, medical attention for all impounded animals.
- We manage unclaimed animals through adoption, rescue, or humane euthanasia.
What We Offer
Stanislaus Animal Services Agency provides field services and licensing services; they enforce all relevant laws regarding the care and control of domestic animals in the Stanislaus County area. We also respond to service calls from area residents reporting or needing assistance with stray, injured, lost, dead, nuisance or dangerous animals.
