SEAACA Animal Shelter

The SEAACA is committed to offering programs for the care of abandoned and unwanted pets, reuniting lost pets with their families, and finding new homes for adoptable pets with the help of its Board of Commissioners and committed staff.

One of the biggest and most innovative animal control organizations in the country is the County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control.

One of the biggest and most innovative animal control organizations in the country is the County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control.

Our goal is to find adoptable lost, abandoned, or surrendered St. Bernards, rescue them, provide the necessary care and medical attention, including spaying or neutering them, re-socialize them in foster homes, and then place them in long-term adoptive homes where they will be cherished and given the proper care.

We provide our animals a loving home, not simply a place to stay. Additionally, we offer every rescue the necessary veterinary treatment, shots, food, and grooming.

Since 1955, our grassroots organization has been preventing pet overpopulation in Southern California. We offer low-income pet owners financial assistance for spay/neuter procedures, humane education in the neighborhood, support for legislation that safeguards animals, and services for animal adoption and rescue.