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Non- Emergency: (626) 812-3200

Animal Services

Azusa Police Department

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Animal Services in Azusa 

The Azusa Police Department uses the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control for animal services. The Baldwin Park Animal Care Center provides support seven days a week and is located at 4275 N. Elton Street in Baldwin Park. Services may include loose animal response, care for injured or lost animals, animal sheltering, low-cost vaccinations, microchip placement, and spay/neuter services. 

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Contact Animal Care and Control 

For animal services in Azusa, please contact the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center.  

Contact Information:  

  • LA County Department of Animal Care & Control 
  • 4275 N. Elton Street Baldwin Park, CA 91706 
  • (626) 962-3577  

Shelter Hours: 

  • Monday through Thursday: 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM 
  • Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Closed holidays  

Barking Dogs and Animal Complaints 

If a barking animal is creating a disturbance in your neighborhood, call the Azusa Police Department non-emergency line at (626) 812-3200 and speak with a dispatcher. If an officer responds to the animal’s residence, the officer may attempt to gain compliance through a courtesy warning, issue a citation for violation of Azusa Municipal Code section 46-410(6), or notify the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control for possible impound. 

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What is 46-410(6) AMC?  

This municipal section states that no person may keep, maintain, or permit any dog, animal, or fowl that disturbs the peace or comfort of neighboring residents, or interferes with another person’s reasonable and comfortable enjoyment of life and property.  

Questions About Wildlife? 

“What is the non-emergency phone number?”

If you have a question about bears, coyotes, mountain lions, rattlesnakes, or other wildlife from the neighboring San Gabriel Mountains, visit the Living With Wildlife page for species-specific safety guidance and contact information. 

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