Riverside County (West) Animal Shelter

The system known as REARS was created to handle domestic and livestock animal welfare during disasters and extraordinary emergencies as well as animal rescue, evacuation, sheltering, and care within Riverside County.

To care for, house, and successfully place in forever-loving homes domestic cat homeless; To promote compassion and ethical treatment of all animals; and To inform the public about the value of neutering or spaying their dogs.

The Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center promotes pet overpopulation education, humane care for animals in transition, adoption to suitable homes, and companion animal sterilization in an effort to end the suffering of homeless cats and dogs.

The City of Norco Animal Control Shelter is committed to reuniting lost pets with their owners and houses stray animals while also providing pet adoption services. Adoption.

Our other objectives include providing education and support to those who must alter their pets. Please contact us by phone or email for details on nearby low-cost spay and neuter clinics. Spaying and neutering your animals will benefit all animal shelters and rescue organizations, as well as the dogs and cats that wind up in county and city shelters.

We are committed to saving dogs from the streets and animal shelters, and when we can, we assist owners in finding safe new homes for their animals. Five million pets are thought to enter animal shelters annually.