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Co-Existing with Urban Coyotes & Other Wildlife

Over the past few decades, our East Bay communities have seen a sharp rise in wildlife predation, with cats and dogs often becoming the prey. While there are several reasons for the increase, most of it is due to loss of wildlife habitats and human encroa...

CCAS Partnering with PetHub on New License Tags

CCAS/PetHub Partnership: Pet Identification for the 21^st Century

CCAS is excited to announce that we are now partnering with PetHub to ensure lost pets in Contra Costa County find their way home as quickly as possible.

Beginning July 1, 2021, CCAS will begi...

Report Deceased Animals Online

Contra Costa Animal Services is now accepting deceased animal reports online. To learn about this new process, or to file a deceased animal report, please visit our Reporting Deceased Animals page.