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Animal Services

Sonoma County Animal Services is committed to serving the public in the care and well being of animals, both domestic and livestock, throughout the unincorporated areas of Sonoma County, the city of Santa Rosa and the town of Windsor.

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Upcoming Events

21st Annual Paws for Love Gala
Sonoma County Animal Services
When: February 8, 2020 from 6:00 – 10:00 PM
Heartfelt art by shelter and rescue animals to benefit animals in need
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Latest News

Adoptable Pets of the Week - January 13, 2020
Sonoma County Animal Services
Published on January 13, 2020
Could a new dog, cat or bunny companion bring you happiness and joy? Maybe one of our Pets of the Week is the right match for you?
Adoptable Pets of the Week - January 6, 2020
Sonoma County Animal Services
Published on January 7, 2020
Could a new dog, cat or bunny companion bring you happiness and joy? Maybe one of our Pets of the Week is the right match for you?
Adoptable Pets of the Week - December 16, 2019
Sonoma County Animal Services
Published on December 16, 2019
Could a new dog, cat or bunny companion bring you happiness and joy? Maybe one of our Pets of the Week is the right match for you?
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Press Releases

Ranch Readiness Day Supports Community, Sonoma County Animal Services
Sonoma County Animal Services
Published on April 24, 2017
Sonoma County Animal Services is partnering with HALTER (Horse & Livestock Team Emergency Response) Project for this year’s Ranch Readiness Day.
Sonoma County Animal Shelter Resumes Adoptions
Sonoma County Animal Services
Published on January 26, 2017
Sonoma County Animal Services reports no additional dogs have tested positive for the parvovirus. Today the shelter will be open for all adoptive services.
Update on County’s Animal Shelter re: Parvovirus
Sonoma County Animal Services
Published on January 25, 2017
Sonoma County Animal Services’ public shelter remains open to the public but no adoptions will be allowed today. The Shelter’s additional cleaning and decontamination efforts from recent cases of the canine parvovirus are ongoing. The Shelter will open for adoptive services once all dogs are cleared and it is safe to adopt out dogs.
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