Current Adoption Promotion
Love comes in all shapes, sizes and species. Sometimes it has four legs, a wagging tail or a gentle purr. And sometimes, it’s been waiting patiently in a kennel, hoping someone will finally notice.
This Valentine’s season, we're inviting you to Find Your Valentine and give a deserving dog or cat the home they’ve been dreaming of. For a limited time, adoption fees are just $14 for all pets designated as “ready to go.”
What does ready to go mean? It means your new best friend is already spayed or neutered, vaccinated and microchipped — truly ready to start their next chapter with you.
Every day, our animals show incredible resilience, love and trust despite everything they’ve been through. All they’re missing is a person to choose them. If you’ve been thinking about opening your heart and home, this might be your sign.
Because the best kind of Valentine doesn’t need chocolates or flowers — just a safe place to land and someone to love. Come meet your match.
Upcoming Events
"Arm Your Pet" Free Cat Wellness Day - Wednesday, February 18, 2026, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. at Orange County Animal Services
- Animal Services will be offering free microchipping and vaccines (rabies vaccine, FVRCP combination vaccine) to the cats of Orange County residents.
- Services are available on a first come, first served basis through the dog carport, while supplies last.
- There is a limit of two cats per household for these services.
- All cats must be in individual carriers.
- Pets unable to be safely handled may be refused service.
- Due to health and safety concerns, ocas will not be able to assist cats that have had previous vaccine reactions or are experiencing current medical conditions.
- For additional inquiries, please email animalservices@ocfl.net.
"Arm Your Pet" Free Dog Wellness Day - Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 7 a.m. - 11 a.m. at Barnett Park
- Animal Services will be offering free microchipping and vaccines (rabies vaccine,
DAPP combination vaccine and Bordetella vaccine) to the dogs of Orange County residents.
- Services are available on a first come, first served basis, while supplies last.
- There is a limit of two dogs per household for these services.
- All dogs must be leashed.
- OCAS may elect to muzzle certain dogs, out of an abundance of caution.
- Pets unable to be safely handled will be refused service.
- Due to health and safety concerns, OCAS will not be able to assist dogs that have had previous
vaccine reactions, are experiencing current medical conditions or are reactive (display aggression)
toward other pets or people.
- For additional inquiries, please email animalServices@ocfl.net.