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Thanks for checking me out. Initially coming into the shelter I was very nervous. I needed a very long warm-up before I felt comfortable around strangers. Even now I still am a bit nervous around new people. Best way to my heart is saying, `Wanna go for a walk?` I`ll perk right up and follow your lead. I walk well on leash for the most part but due to my excitement of being out of my kennel I may pull to get to sniff more things faster. I do love butt scratches and just soft pets around my ears and neck. Just go slow and allow me to sniff you first before you touch me. One thing I know I need to mention is I do NOT like cats!! So just a heads up. Overall, my ideal household is a quiet, calm environment with perferably no kids just due to my nervous behavior. I hope to meet you soon. D-D: Meets other dogs nicely, even the ones that cause problems and instigate. Walks away when directed.
Thanks for checking me out. Initially coming into the shelter I was very nervous. I needed a very long warm-up before I felt comfortable around strangers. Even now I still am a bit nervous around new people. Best way to my heart is saying, `Wanna go for a walk?` I`ll perk right up and follow your lead. I walk well on leash for the most part but due to my excitement of being out of my kennel I may pull to get to sniff more things faster. I do love butt scratches and just soft pets around my ears and neck. Just go slow and allow me to sniff you first before you touch me. One thing I know I need to mention is I do NOT like cats!! So just a heads up. Overall, my ideal household is a quiet, calm environment with perferably no kids just due to my nervous behavior. I hope to meet you soon. D-D: Meets other dogs nicely, even the ones that cause problems and instigate. Walks away when directed.
In addition to the many cats and dogs at the Chula Vista Animal Care Facility, the shelter also has rabbits, birds and even the occasional pocket pet (hamsters, rats, guinea pigs, etc.) as well as reptiles (iguanas, turtles, snakes, etc.). Animals are available for adoption to responsible persons. Adoption fees for cats are $65 (includes FVRCP vaccination and deworming, spay or neutering, microchipping, tested for Felv and if the cat is over 6 months of age tested for FIV as well) and adult dogs are $85 and puppies are $95 (includes DHPP and bordatella vaccination, spay or neutering, microchip, deworming, plus Rabies vaccination of all dogs over 4 months of age). The adoption fee for rabbits is $25 includes spay or neutering and microchip.
Birds and reptiles is $5. Animals adopted to residents within Chula Vista will also receive a free one-year license, free health exam and a free grooming. Please come visit us to select from many wonderful animals awaiting new homes.
In addition to the many cats and dogs at the Chula Vista Animal Care Facility, the shelter also has rabbits, birds and even the occasional pocket pet (hamsters, rats, guinea pigs, etc.) as well as reptiles (iguanas, turtles, snakes, etc.). Animals are available for adoption to responsible persons. Adoption fees for cats are $65 (includes FVRCP vaccination and deworming, spay or neutering, microchipping, tested for Felv and if the cat is over 6 months of age tested for FIV as well) and adult dogs are $85 and puppies are $95 (includes DHPP and bordatella vaccination, spay or neutering, microchip, deworming, plus Rabies vaccination of all dogs over 4 months of age). The adoption fee for rabbits is $25 includes spay or neutering and microchip.
Birds and reptiles is $5. Animals adopted to residents within Chula Vista will also receive a free one-year license, free health exam and a free grooming. Please come visit us to select from many wonderful animals awaiting new homes.
From the 805 freeway, exit west on Main Street in Chula Vista (NOT National City) and drive for approximately two miles before turning left on Beyer Way. From the 5 freeway, exit east on Main Street and drive for approximately one mile before turning right on Beyer Way. The shelter will be at the end of the block on your right.
We are open Tuesday-Friday from 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., and Saturday from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Last pet interaction is done 1 hour prior to closing; therefore, adoption hours Tuesday-Friday are from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., and adoption hours Saturday are from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
We are closed Sunday, Monday and all major holidays.
From the 805 freeway, exit west on Main Street in Chula Vista (NOT National City) and drive for approximately two miles before turning left on Beyer Way. From the 5 freeway, exit east on Main Street and drive for approximately one mile before turning right on Beyer Way. The shelter will be at the end of the block on your right.
We are open Tuesday-Friday from 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., and Saturday from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Last pet interaction is done 1 hour prior to closing; therefore, adoption hours Tuesday-Friday are from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., and adoption hours Saturday are from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
We are closed Sunday, Monday and all major holidays.
More about this shelter
The Chula Vista Animal Care Facility's new shelter location opened in the Fall of 2001. Services include stray and nuisance animal pick-up, acceptance of lost and relinquished animals, assistance for injured and sick stray animals, control of biter, vicious or threatening animals, barking dog complaints, animal cruelty, fighting animals, animals in hot cars, lost and found assistance and dog licensing.
The Chula Vista Animal Care Facility encourages owners to spay and neuter their pets. There is a serious pet overpopulation problem occurring right now in San Diego causing in thousands of unwanted pets to be euthanized (put to sleep) each year. By spaying or neutering your pet before it has offspring you can be a part of the solution to this problem. Call your veterinarian today or call us for a referral to a local veterinarian participating in low-cost program.
CALLING ALL ANIMAL LOVERS! Looking for love, but hesitant to commit? We need you! The Chula Vista Animal Care Facility’s Foster Program is looking for animal savvy people to care for adult cats and dogs, not to mention kittens and puppies! Why do these animals need fostering? They may be too young to be adopted, and sick or injured animals may need to be nurtured back to health. If you are interested in becoming a foster parent please call (619) 691-5123 today! Applicants subject to approval.
The Chula Vista Animal Care Facility's new shelter location opened in the Fall of 2001. Services include stray and nuisance animal pick-up, acceptance of lost and relinquished animals, assistance for injured and sick stray animals, control of biter, vicious or threatening animals, barking dog complaints, animal cruelty, fighting animals, animals in hot cars, lost and found assistance and dog licensing.
The Chula Vista Animal Care Facility encourages owners to spay and neuter their pets. There is a serious pet overpopulation problem occurring right now in San Diego causing in thousands of unwanted pets to be euthanized (put to sleep) each year. By spaying or neutering your pet before it has offspring you can be a part of the solution to this problem. Call your veterinarian today or call us for a referral to a local veterinarian participating in low-cost program.
CALLING ALL ANIMAL LOVERS! Looking for love, but hesitant to commit? We need you! The Chula Vista Animal Care Facility’s Foster Program is looking for animal savvy people to care for adult cats and dogs, not to mention kittens and puppies! Why do these animals need fostering? They may be too young to be adopted, and sick or injured animals may need to be nurtured back to health. If you are interested in becoming a foster parent please call (619) 691-5123 today! Applicants subject to approval.