As of July 1, 2022, The Pet Adoption Center of Orange County is celebrating the Fifth Anniversary of our facility opening in Lake Forest, CA—and we have a lot to celebrate. Along the way, we have developed numerous community...
As we give thanks for all the dogs we have been able to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome, we recognize the International Day of Giving. It’s Giving Tuesday! While 2020 has been a difficult year for all, we work within...
Sunday, July 1, 2018 join our afternoon and evening One-year anniversary celebration. 2-5 open house at the Lake Forest Pet Adoption Center, 5-8 celebration and fundraiser at the Lake Forest Beach and Tennis Club.
Don’t miss the Celebration of the First Anniversary of the The Pet Adoption Center in Lake Forest! Ready to adopt a dog or cat? Join us on Saturday afternoon, June 30, from 1-4 at our center for our big...
Thank you to all 26 of our donors, both named and anonymous, for helping The Pet Adoption Center of Orange County raise a total of $7,426 for our cause. We 💜 You, OC!
The first adoption event at the new Pet Adoption Center of Orange County (PAC-OC) in Laguna Hills was a success. Not only did it feature seven of the most adorable rescue dogs available for foster care and/or adoption, there...
The Pet Adoption Center of Orange County needs your support with your year-end tax deductible contributions. We are excited to announce that when you donate between now and the end of the year, your donation will be doubled! Until...
Participate in Giving Tuesday! Your donation on Giving Tuesday will help The Pet Adoption Center of Orange County design and build dog suites in their Laguna Hills facility. Until the suites are built, the facility cannot house dogs overnight. Please...
Just in time for the holidays, The Pet Adoption Center of Orange County is now a part of the Amazon Smile program. Just follow the link to support us while doing your everyday shopping at Amazon. https://smile.amazon.com/ch/47-3705568
Meet the newest member of the PAC-OC, Rosie! We found Rosie at the shelter in bad shape. She had a puncture wound in her chest through which her lungs were losing air. The shelter was unable to admit her...