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1. How do I get an animal license?

Pet licensing is provided by Orange County Animal Care Services through a contract with the City. For information on pet licensing, call (714) 935-6848 or (949) 249-5160, Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., or visit OCgov.com.

OC Animal Care.

2. Who do I call about a barking dog?

Orange County Animal Care, under contract with the City, assists in the resolution of barking dog complaints through its "Barking Dog Ordinance." For more information call Orange County Animal Care Services at (714) 796-6442, from 7:30 a.m.to 3:30 p.m., Monday – Friday or visit OCPetInfo.com.

3. How many animals are allowed in a home?

A person may keep up to three licensed dogs over the age of four months and three cats over the age of four months. An animal permit application issued by OC Animal Care is required for individuals to keep a greater number of animals. For more information, visit the Pet Laws section at OCPetInfo.com.

OC Animal Care website.

4. There is a dead animal in the street, how can it be removed?

Dead animals can be reported by calling OC Animal Care at (714) 935-6848.

5. Who should I call about a swarm of bees?

If bees are attacking a person, call 911. For bees on private property, refer to the phone book or the Internet and search for a bee removal company. For bees on public property, contact Public Works at (949) 461-3480.

6. Who do I call about flies, rats and mosquitoes?

Orange County Vector Control Agency handles all calls regarding fly, rat, and mosquito infestations and can be reached at (714) 971-2421, or visit the Orange County Vector Control website.