Animal Shelter

On March 8th a rabid bat was found and reported outside of a home on Lincoln St. in Burbank. The Burbank Animal Shelter has been sharing advisory information to local veterinarian offices and via their social media in an effort to reach the public.  The advisory warned that anyone that may have come into recent contact with a bat should seek medical attention to check for rabies exposure.

A local Girl Scout troop read to Burbank Animal Shelter animals as the shelter resumes their children's reading program after a year and a half hiatus.

Tour For Life 2022 – the world’s largest national cooperative, life-saving pet adoption event will be here Tuesday through Saturday, featuring adoption specials

Life Scout, Richie Collins, organized a coyote awareness campaign for his Eagle Scout Project in order to help assist the Burbank Animal Shelter in educating the public on the growing coyote issue arising in Burbank. The campaign consisted of the distribution of over a thousand copies of the Burbank Police Department’s Community Bulletin on Coyote Awareness.

The Burbank Animal Shelter is out of kennel space for our dogs. You can save a life by fostering a dog. Even if you can only foster for a week, it will save lives. We will match fosters to dogs that fit your lifestyle, and we provide all the food and supplies you will need.

Tidal waves of kittens continue to hit Burbank.  2023 is the busiest year the Burbank Animal Shelter Kitten Foster Program has ever seen.  They've fostered over 220 kittens as of today (Normally they foster 250 in a an entire year), and they're still coming in.  The shelter is bursting at the seams and needs your help! 

The Burbank Animal Shelter is running out of kennel space for their dogs. They are dangerously full and need dog fosters ASAP.

It was a day of wagging tails and belly rubs at Leadership Burbank’s “A Cause for Paws” fundraising event this past Saturday at Johnny Carson Park. Money raised went to help complete their class project of updating the Burbank Animal Shelter facility to allow the animals more exercise space.

Astrid is a giant galumping goofus, available for adoption at the Burbank Animal Shelter.

Project: entitled, “A Cause for Paws – Giving Burbank’s Animals a New Leash On Life.”