Animal Care

Animal Samaritans SPCA's clinic specializes in performing spay & neuter surgeries, administering animal vaccinations, and pet microchipping. Our clinic is staffed by a licensed veterinarian and highly qualified personnel staff. To have your animal spayed or neutered, you must make an appointment. Vaccinations and microchipping are handled on a walk-in basis; no appointments are needed.

In addition you may purchase dog licenses for the unincorporated areas of Riverside County.

For qualifying residents, Animal Samaritans offers veterinary financial aid for your pets.

Our shelter & adoption program houses lovable, homeless animals until they find permanent homes with loving human families. While there are thousands of homeless animals in our community, our shelter has finite space, and the law states we can only house a limited number of animals. When you adopt a homeless cat or dog from Animal Samaritans you not only give that animal a loving home, but you also make space for a new adoptable animal; in essence you save an animal's life by giving it a home at our shelter and a high probability of being adopted.