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Available Adoptees
Newport Beach Animal Shelter
20282 Riverside Drive, CA 92660
949-718-3454
Open 7 days a week 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM by appointment only
Meet These Available Adoptees
Meet Roo!
The Newport Beach Animal Shelter is excited to announce that Roo, an adorable 3-month-old terrier mix, is now available for adoption. Roo is a playful and affectionate pup who is new to the shelter and already showing that he absolutely loves people.
Though he’s still getting settled and we’re learning more about his personality, he appears to be a happy and healthy pup. As a young dog, Roo will require training and patience from his future family, but with guidance, he’s sure to grow into a loyal and loving companion.
If you are ready for a new furry friend and are committed to giving Roo the care and training he needs, we invite you to come meet him at the Newport Beach Animal Shelter. Please contact us at 949-718-3454 or email ACO@NBPD.org to schedule an appointment.
Meet Linda!
This Halloween, Newport Beach Animal Shelter is introducing the sweetest treat of all— Linda, a 6-year-old female Chihuahua who's all dressed up in her spooktacular pickleball costume and ready to be adopted! Linda is as playful as she is cuddly and can’t wait to find her forever family.
Linda is the ultimate lap dog with a huge heart. She’s not only perfect for snuggling, but she’s also eager to make friends with other pups. If you're looking for a companion who’s equal parts cuddle buddy and playmate, Linda is ready to serve up love and fun!
Don't miss this boo-tiful chance to meet this sweet girl. Want to see if she’s your perfect match? Contact the Newport Beach Animal Shelter at 949-718-3454 or email ACO@NBPD.org to schedule an appointment.
Meet Dani!
The Newport Beach animal shelter is excited to announce that Dani, a delightful 2 year old mixed breed dog, is now available for adoption. Dani is a high energy companion who is sure to bring joy and excitement to her new home.
Dani is full of love and loves people. She will thrive in a family that is patient and willing to invest time in her basic training. Due to her energetic nature, Dani will need a family that can provide her with the attention and exercise she deserves.
If you would like to meet Dani, please contact the shelter at 949-718-3454 or email ACO@NBPD.org to schedule an appointment.
Meet Ula!
The Newport Beach Animal Shelter is excited to announce that Ula, a one year old 43 pound spayed female, is now available for adoption. Ula was recently transferred from the Maui Humane Society and is eagerly awaiting her forever home.
Ula is a friendly, energetic, and smart dog who quickly adapted to her foster home in Maui. She is both social with dogs and teenagers, housebroken, and enjoys playing with toys and small soccer balls. Her foster family in Maui described her as playful, sweet and easygoing, with a love for car rides and cuddles.
While she is still learning leash skills, she’s proven to be a great companion and is ready to find her perfect family!
For more information or to arrange a meet and greet, please contact the shelter at 949-718-3454 or email ACO@NBPD.org
Meet Reggie!
The Newport Beach Animal Shelter is excited to introduce Reggie, a 4-month-old male Domestic Shorthair mix, who is now available for adoption. Reggie is a neutered kitten with a sweet temperament and a playful nature. He enjoys the company of other cats and is eager to find a loving forever home.
Reggie’s affectionate personality and youthful energy make him an ideal companion for families or individuals looking to add a feline friend to their lives. For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact the Newport Beach Animal Shelter at 949-718-3454 or email ACO@NBPD.org
Animal Control Services and the Animal Shelter are managed by the Newport Beach Police Department.
The Shelter has the requisite staff, amenities, and volunteers to ensure that the animals experience a comfortable, healthy environment while at the Shelter.
Animals may be lost, abandoned, strayed, owner turn-ins, or emergency placement due to owner accident, illness, incarceration, or natural disaster. Many are successfully returned to their own homes, while others are placed in forever homes through adoption.
Animal Control Officers are assisted by volunteers in the care and socialization of animals in residence.