Animal Shelter

Caramel came to the Burbank Animal Shelter as a very young mom with her litter of kittens. She has been a very attentive mama and raised six healthy kittens. Caramel is particularly attached to her son, Oliver, and he is her little shadow. They play together, eat together, and groom together. The two are quite bonded and we'd love for them to be adopted together. 

We have been informed by Los Angeles Public Health that a Rabid Bat was found on East Grinnell Drive on August 28, 2023. The health department has asked for our assistance in educating and protecting the public from exposure to Rabies.

Meet Zephyr, currently at the Burbank Animal Shelter. He will need work but he’s an awesome guy and would make a great addition to any family. He can be active but also calms down and enjoys relaxing with his companions as well.

Say hello to Jenny! She came to the Burbank Animal Shelter as a young mom and did a great job raising her kitten. Now that her kitten has been adopted, Jenny is ready for her forever home. She's a little over one year old, but still bubbling with kitten-like energy and playful curiosity.

Introducing Trever, a spirited Siberian Husky at the Burbank Animal Shelter, with a story to tell! As a typical Husky, Trever is known for his vocal nature and penchant for howling and “talking” to express himself.

Say hello to Charlotte from the Burbank Animal Shelter. This gorgeous girl is really smart, not food motivated or into toys, but very very connected to the power of the belly rub. She just loves belly rubs- like, there aren’t enough belly rub minutes in the day as far as she’s concerned.

Manny (green bell), Moe (purple bell) and Minnie (grey and white) are the sweetest trio of three-year-old bonded cat siblings you will ever meet. They came to the Burbank Animal Shelter when their owner passed away. They are a little shy in new situations and need a few days to settle in, but once they're comfortable they are incredibly affectionate and LOVE attention.

Astrid is an Anatolian Shepherd that was found wandering as a stray here in the city of Burbank. Astrid is a large girl weighing in at 125 healthy pounds. Due to her size, she needs someone with large or extra large dog breed experience in order for her to thrive in her forever home.

Meet Hootie, a three year old, black, brindle, and white, American Bulldog mix currently at the Burbank Animal Shelter. He’s not a pup, but he's got a lot of bounce in him. Hootie is not small, but stands up on you to make direct eye contact. He’s a mishmash of physical characteristics, and you see something new every time you look at him.

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