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Animal Friends of the Valleys Animal Control

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Animal Friends of the Valleys Animal Control

Animal Friends of the Valleys provides animal control services to the cities of Canyon Lake, Lake Elsinore, Murrieta, Temecula, Wildomar and Menifee.

08/02/2024

🎯Evacuation Center🎯
Murrieta Community Center
41810 Juniper Street, Murrieta, CA 92562

Update; new evacuation warning area. If you live in the area marked in yellow, please start preparing to leave.

08/02/2024

🎯Alamos fire🎯 Mandatory evacuations, please take your pets and anything they need including food and medicine. Download the Watch Duty app to get updates in real time.

07/27/2024

🎯UPDATE🎯 Last Thursday July 25th was the one year anniversary of serving a search warrant and confiscating 18 dogs out of horrible conditions in the Menifee area. For information see previous post pinned to top of our page. The jury trial for this case starts in October. They are now living in the Lancaster area. During the recent pre-trial both defendants, Durand and Castera, were ordered to not own, care for, possess or be in the presence of animals. It was reported to us on July 14th that they were still in possession of animals. We have been made aware of several social media postings by this group (Wonder Earth Rescue) trying to defame not only AFV Animal Control but the outstanding officers that are dedicated to this case. We will try to update you again as we get closer to October. If you would like more information regarding this court case it can be found via public records on the website for Superior Court of CA-County of Riverside, case SWF2301920.

To end on a happy note meet Playa, she was one of the dogs confiscated. She was paralyzed in her rear legs and was severely emaciated. Take a look at the picture before and take a longer look at the picture the day she left the shelter for her new home. Playa left with a beautiful coat, a perfect body weight and a bright future.

07/27/2024

Thank you to all who kept your animals safe during the recent Macy fire. You made our job easier. We will always be there for you.

07/26/2024

Do you recognize this pup? Picked up by Animal Control at Grewell & Austin.

07/26/2024

Evacuation center is set up at Elsinore High School. Do not wait, make sure to take your pets with you. Have their food and medications available.

07/12/2024

[UPDATE] 4:40 PM
Forward progress stopped, per incident command.

[UPDATE] 3:20 p.m. - The fire is currently 60 acres and 0% contained.

An EVACUATION ORDER has been issued for the following area:
EVACUATION ORDER FOR VAIL LAKE AND BUTTERFIELD LAKE ESTATES. EVACUATION WARNING NORTH OF HWY 79, EAST OF ANZA RD., WEST OF SAGE AND WILSON CREEK, AND SOUTH OF AVENIDA BRAVURA.

An EVACUATION WARNING has been issued for the following area:

EVACUATION ORDER FOR VAIL LAKE AND BUTTERFIELD LAKE ESTATES. EVACUATION WARNING NORTH OF HWY 79, EAST OF ANZA RD., WEST OF SAGE AND WILSON CREEK, AND SOUTH OF AVENIDA BRAVURA.

Animal evacuation can be taken to: San Jacinto Valley Animal Campus 581 S. Grand Ave. San Jacinto, CA 92582

07/06/2024

Update: returned to owner 💕

Temecula/Pala
Found near Secluded Garden Estate

Intake # 733450

Female
No microchip

07/05/2024

Lost a pet? Come check the shelter in person. You can also check our website, which is updated as the animal is processed through intake. We have 141 dogs at the shelter right now. www.AFV.org

07/05/2024

Wildomar
Intake # 733484
Male, intact
No microchip

07/05/2024

Murrieta
Male, intact
No Microchip

07/05/2024

Update: owner did not show, available for adoption

Perris
Intake # 733452
Male

No microchip

07/05/2024

Update: returned to owner 💕

Wildomar
Intake #733462
Female

No microchip

07/05/2024

Wildomar
Intake # 733458
Female

No microchip

07/05/2024

Update: returned to owner 💕

Found in Wildomar

No microchip

08/19/2023

Sunday 8:00 am rain predictions. Please keep your pets inside and safe. Animal control after hours can be reached at 951-506-5069. We appreciate your patience during the storm. Our calls more than double during heavy winds/rain.

08/18/2023

🎯 Please be prepared for this storm. Check your gates/fences. Update your pets tags and please get them microchipped. The shelter has microchips for $20, it includes registration.

The center of the storm will approach Mexico's Baja California Peninsula over the weekend, NHC said, and weaken to a tropical storm before hitting California. It is set to impact the southwestern U.S. with heavy rainfall starting Friday through early next week, "peaking on Sunday and Monday," according to the National Hurricane Center.

Address

33751 Mission Trail Road
Wildomar, CA
92595

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19516740618

Website

https://www.afv.org/animal-control/

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An important reminder that the Night Drop boxes are for stray animals not owner surrendered pets. During the busiest time of the year, these need to be a safe-haven for lost pets. Thank you for the report NBC LA and #tonyshin #microchip #lostpet #2019

Does anyone recognize this dog or the person dropping off? We are seeking information. Please contact Chief Middleton at 951-674-0618 x225 or [email protected] Reference #649023 Please be kind in the comments. We do not know the situation or ownership of this dog.

ATTENTION: HEART BREAKING VIDEO This page was created to show the public what an Animal Control Officer deals with on a daily basis. This video is heart breaking to watch but the kitten, now named “Ducky” by the Officer, is doing fine. AFV’s Animal Control Officer was dispatched after receiving a call from a citizen reporting that they heard what sounded like a kitten crying and went to investigate. The Good Samaritan opened a trash can and this is how the kitten was found. Duct taped and thrown away like trash. The duct tape was safely removed without injuries and “Ducky” is safe in one of our amazing foster homes. AFV Animal Control is investigating this crime, we cannot disclose the location as we are collecting video from the surrounding area, this is an open investigation. So when you see an Officer and they seem to be having a bad day, they probably are. This Officer had to finish his shift with this kitten on his heart. As I have said before I am so proud to be their Chief. See Ducky’s update photo in the comments. 🐥