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Plumas County Animal Services Plumas County Animal Services, a department of Plumas County (CA) Sheriff's Office, is the animal control offices for our county.

We deal with domestic animals. Please call the shelter at 530-283-3673 to make an appointment. Animal Control Officers can be called out to the field for animal emergencies, so the office is subject to temporary closures with little notice. If you have an animal emergency (dog attack, etc.,) please call PCSO dispatch at 530-283-6300 to have an animal control officer dispatched. Social media accounts are handled by an off-site volunteer who may not have the most current information. While messages will be responded to, inquiries of interest in adopting a specific animal should be called in to the shelter, not sent to social media. Adoption fees are $10 for cats and dogs. Unaltered puppies and kittens require a refundable spay/neuter deposit. Dog licensing fees for Plumas County are $15 per year. The City of Portola handles their own licensing. Our website can be found here: https://www.plumascounty.us/524/Animal-Services

UPDATE: 10/21/26 OWNER LOCATED CAT BACK HOME.  Thanks everyone
10/21/2026

UPDATE: 10/21/26 OWNER LOCATED CAT BACK HOME. Thanks everyone

UPDATE 10/21/26 "Casper" Is now available for adoption. he is a 6 month old love bug. he is on the smaller size about 45...
10/19/2026

UPDATE 10/21/26 "Casper" Is now available for adoption. he is a 6 month old love bug. he is on the smaller size about 45lbs. he is what we describe as a PITSKY. Part pit & husky.

Congratulations, Lassen County Animal Shelter ! We know how hard it is to achieve this feat, welcome to the no-kill club...
10/14/2026

Congratulations, Lassen County Animal Shelter ! We know how hard it is to achieve this feat, welcome to the no-kill club! ♥️🐶🐱

BIG NEWS, LASSEN COUNTY! WE DID IT! 🎉

🐾 Lassen County Animal Shelter has officially achieved NO-KILL status through Best Friends Animal Society — with a current save rate of 95%! 🐾

This is a milestone worth celebrating, and it didn’t happen overnight. It took hard work, changes, determination, and a community of people who continued showing up for animals in need.

One of the biggest game changers this year was our partnership with Thompson Peak Veterinary Clinic, whose veterinary team stepped up to help us spay and neuter puppies and kittens before adoption. This opened more doors for young animals to find homes right here in our community instead of depending on rescue placement.

We are incredibly grateful to our dedicated rescue partners — SPCA of Northern Nevada, High Sierra Animal Rescue,Pawsibilities, The Biggest Little Cat Rescue and Boxers and Buddies — along with Your Local Pet Station, Lassen Humane Society, our local media partners, Lassennews.com / Lassen County Times and Susanvillestuff.com, Jackie Earnshaw of SitSpot Canine Center, and every person who has adopted, donated, shared a post, or supported our shelter.

From January through October 8th, we took in 525 animals. Behind every number is a living being who needed care, a chance, and someone willing to help.

For our staff, this achievement means so much more than a designation. We have faced difficult days, constant intake, limited options, and the challenge of overcoming negative perceptions while continuing to do the work.

We are tired. We are proud. And we are so grateful. ❤️

We also launched our official page this year so our community could see more of the animals, challenges, and successes happening behind our shelter doors. Today, we get to share our biggest success yet!

Lassen County Animal Shelter is officially No-Kill, and our current save rate is 95%.

This is a milestone — not a finish line. We will keep working, keep building partnerships, and keep fighting for the animals who need us.

Thank you, Lassen County, for being part of this journey. This achievement belongs to all of us! 🐾

Learn more about Best Friends Animal Society and its No-Kill benchmark:
https://bestfriends.org/no-kill/animal-shelter-statistics

Found dog, UPDATE: 10/8/26 OWNER LOCATED. Thanks everyone for your help!
10/07/2026

Found dog, UPDATE: 10/8/26 OWNER LOCATED. Thanks everyone for your help!

Dog has been returned home so the family can bury the pup 💜DOG HIT BY CAR 9/12/2026: On Saturday 9/12/2026 a dog was hit...
09/13/2026

Dog has been returned home so the family can bury the pup 💜

DOG HIT BY CAR 9/12/2026: On Saturday 9/12/2026 a dog was hit by a vehicle on Hwy 70 near William’s Loop in Spring Garden. CHP found the dog at approximately 11:30 pm and transported it to the shelter. Due to the severity of injuries, the dog unfortunately did not make it. The dog seemed to be a black and white pitty type- or possibly some kind of cattle dog- has a salt/pepper Merle pattern on its legs.

The dog was was wearing the collar pictured. If you or someone you know is this dog’s family and would like closure- please call our facility at 530-283-3673.

Found dog: UPDATE 9/1/26 OWNER PICKED UP DOG.   this old-timer was found wondering around Greenville in the street. Safe...
08/31/2026

Found dog: UPDATE 9/1/26 OWNER PICKED UP DOG. this old-timer was found wondering around Greenville in the street. Safe at the shelter please call if you know this dog. 530-283-3673

Found dog: UPDATE 8/31/26 The case is being handled. Please contact non- emergency line at Sheriff's office if you have ...
08/31/2026

Found dog: UPDATE 8/31/26 The case is being handled. Please contact non- emergency line at Sheriff's office if you have info on this situation. THANKS for everyone's help.
This dog was found at Williams loop out side of Quincy. Dog was found locked in a kennel with no water or food. Please call if you know this dog or any info on who put this sweet dog there. 530-283-3673

ADOPTABLE DOG Jack Jack is a sweet young hound mix who is looking for a family of his own. He’s very enthusiastic, he’s ...
08/11/2026

ADOPTABLE DOG Jack Jack is a sweet young hound mix who is looking for a family of his own. He’s very enthusiastic, he’s learning some commands, and he responds well to gentle correction. Please call 530-283-3673 for more information.

Social media is monitored by a volunteer who may not have the most current information. Please call 530-283-3673 with questions. Plumas County Animal Services is located in Quincy, CA.

ADOPTABLE DOG Nova is a beautiful , friendly, supermutt who wants to find her own family. She’s learning lots of command...
08/11/2026

ADOPTABLE DOG Nova is a beautiful , friendly, supermutt who wants to find her own family. She’s learning lots of commands, she loves cuddles, and is very gentle at taking treats. Please call 530-283-3673 for more information.

Social media is monitored by a volunteer who may not have the most current information. Please call 530-283-3673 with questions. Plumas County Animal Services is located in Quincy, CA.

Found puppy: This little one found at Portola park on Joy way. Safe at shelter please call if you know this dog. 530-283...
08/11/2026

Found puppy: This little one found at Portola park on Joy way. Safe at shelter please call if you know this dog. 530-283-3673

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201 N. Mill Creek Road
Quincy, CA
95971

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+15302833673

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