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Animal Control
Animal Control officers are responsible for enforcing state laws and municipal codes concerning animals, managing all complaints related to animals, and assisting officers in resolving a variety of problems involving animals. All matters involving live animals have top priority and every effort is made to keep lost pets safe and to return them to their owners. We care about the animals in our city, and are one of the few police departments in
To contact the City's Animal Control Field Services, 
call (562) 905-9771 (including pet licensing).
Effective July 1, 2008, animal sheltering services are provided through a contract with the Inland Valley Humane Society. For information on the Inland Valley Humane Society Shelter, to adopt a pet, or to find a lost pet, please click here.
Animal License Application Form (pdf)
Looking for a Lost Pet? Adopting a New Friend?
The La Habra Police Department's Animal Services Division provides field services for the City of La Habra, which includes responding to calls, picking up stray or injured animals, licensing pets, and other animal care-related services. The City is proud to partner with the Inland Valley Humane Society for animal sheltering. Animals taken into care by the City's Animal Services personnel are transported to the Inland Valley Humane Society, located at 500 Humane Way in Pomona. For directions and more information on the services of the Inland Valley Humane Society, click more.
Coyote Public Education
Coyotes are native to many areas of Southern California. According to the California Department of Fish and Game Web site, they are fearful of humans, by nature. Many communities struggle with effective strategies for keeping coyotes away from human and pet populations.
