Occasionally pets need to be rescued from abusive owners. The purpose of this guide is to give residents a clearer understanding of the scope and limits of these services. The shelter also offers a euthanasia service for old or infirm pets. Pet adoptions are available at the shelter and include the animal's first shots and spay or neuter surgery. There are additional fees for animals that are pregnant or in heat.
Financial assistance is available for low-income pet owners.
The major cross streets near this address are Imperial Highway and Firestone Blvd. The shelter itself is marked with green animal control signs. Nonemergency calls are not dispatched. Lakewood requires licenses for dogs four months and older. Pets also need a rabies certificate good for the entire term of the license.