Clovis Animal Services

Reunited Pets - February 14, 2025

REUNITED! These pets were recently posted on our website’s lost and found page, but have now been reunited with their families! Thank you to those who continue to help by sharing! Did you know you can search for lost and found pets on our website? Visit ClovisAnimalServices.com to look through the listings or view our pet map!

Bark Break! Leila visits the City of Clovis

Sometimes our pets need a little break from the shelter, so every month we alternate with Miss Winkles Pet Adoption Center to give a shelter dog an afternoon out where they get to meet our fellow colleagues in the City of Clovis. This “Bark Break” is a fun opportunity to provide our dogs with socialization and City employees get a chance to cuddle our dogs! This month Leila, a one year old Doberman Pinscher mix, got to visit with several departments in the City and she loved every minute of it!

Watch as ACO Hernandez rescues an injured cat who was in desperate need of medical attention in a local neighborhood. This is part of our new video series where we show you an inside peek at what an Animal Control Officer does every day! Join us on Fridays for either a snapshot of a full day ride-along with one of our ACOs or get a deeper dive into one of our animal service calls where you can see start to finish what happens when the community requests our help!

Reunited Pets - October 25, 2024

REUNITED! These pets were recently posted on our website’s lost and found page, but have now been reunited with their families! Thank you to those who continue to help by sharing! Did you know you can search for lost and found pets on our website? Visit ClovisAnimalServices.com to look through the listings or view our pet map!

Reunited Pets - October 10, 2024

REUNITED! These pets were recently posted on our website’s lost and found page, but have now been reunited with their families! Thank you to those who continue to help by sharing! Did you know you can search for lost and found pets on our website? Visit ClovisAnimalServices.com to look through the listings or view our pet map! See less

Microchipping Your Pets

Is your pet microchipped? Microchipping your pet is one of the best things you can do to help your pet be returned to you if they ever become lost. Collars and tags are still important so that anyone who finds your pet can easily identify them, but if their collar comes off, a microchip can help rescuers contact you! A microchip is not a GPS tracking device, it simply is a reliable way to retrieve your contact information if your pet is found. The implant process is quick and easy, but the benefits will last a lifetime! Check to make sure your microchip is registered if the implant facility doesn’t already do so, and once it’s registered you can easily update your information online. Please consider getting your pet microchipped before the Fourth of July holiday or checking with your microchip company to make sure your most current contact information is listed! Visit Miss Winkles Pet Adoption Center to get your pet microchipped for $25, with no appointment needed!

Transformation Tuesday: Bean the Siberian Husky

In addition to the many things our staff does to keep our Clovis Animal Receiving & Care Center running strong, we like to take the time to give dogs a quick grooming to help improve their wellbeing and make them more comfortable while they're with us. Our Animal Services Aide, Carolyn Uribe, recently gave Bean a much needed brushout. Bean is a 1 year old Siberian Husky who came into our care with an extremely overgrown coat. Huskies have very thick fur that protects them from harsh winter conditions, so when they are living in hot climates, like we have here in the Central Valley, it's critical that they receive the proper grooming to remove the insulating undercoat so they don't overheat. While Bean still will need some professional grooming, he's cooler and more comfortable as he waits for his forever home. Bean has been moved to our Miss Winkles Pet Adoption Center since he is now ready for adoption. You can learn more about him at misswinkles.com/adopt!

Sierra Bicentennial Dog Park

Looking for something fun to do you with your dog? Check out the Sierra Bicentennial Dog Park right here in Clovis! Lots of dogs and their owners come to this beautiful spot to get some exercise and socialize! The dog park is located at 84 N Sunnyside Avenue and features two play yards (one for dogs under 30 pounds and one for dogs over 30 pounds), a drinking fountain, doggie doo bags, a sitting bench for the humans, and lots of grass for dogs to roll around in! Be sure to check it out!

CAS Stories From the Field - Officer Morrison Rescues Single Orange Kitten

It's Friday and we wanted to share with you a feel-good story from the field! Today you'll see how this young kitten receives some much needed help when Animal Control Officer Morrison takes him into our care after being separated from his mother and siblings! This is part of our new video series where we show you an inside peek at what an Animal Control Officer does every day! Join us every Friday for either a snapshot of a full day ride-along with one of our ACOs or get a deeper dive into one of our animal service calls where you can see start to finish what happens when the community requests our help! Stay tuned for next week where you'll see another cool story from the field!

Safety First - Move Over When You See Amber Lights

Do you know what to do when you see the amber lights flash on our Animal Control vehicles? That means to slow down and move out of the lane carefully to keep you, our Animal Control Officers, and the animal they're trying to help, safe! Whether it is picking up a deceased animal or trying to capture a pet at-large, sometimes we will need to temporarily impede the flow of traffic. This can be hazardous if our community isn't alert and cautious when moving around our stopped vehicles. So if you see the amber lights flashing on an Animal Control vehicle, please SLOW DOWN and MOVE OVER SLOWLY!