Adoptions for all pets at the Burbank Animal Shelter are 50% off for the month of August! Come help us Clear the Shelter and adopt your new best friend!...

Bonded pair Fangs (white- 7 yrs) and Nana (scruffy- 6yrs) deserved a trip off campus and a pair of volunteers were happy to oblige. These 2 are very bonded to each other and checked in regularly, sniffing together, peeing on the same spots and always knowing where the other was.…...

Pudding was a young mother with 4 kittens when she came to the shelter. She did a wonderful job raising her kittens but honestly, she’s glad that’s over with! Now that her kittens have all been adopted, this one year old girl is acting like a kitten herself and making…...

Meet perpetual motion Mozzy! This gorgeous baby is the epitome of a good time. At just under a year old, he’s just about full grown in size but still has a lot of playful puppy energy. He basically never stops moving! He can and will play by himself if given…...

George was a bit of a mess when he arrived at the shelter. His eyes were irritated and he was missing some fur on his face, so he spent some time in Medical. Despite all that, George has been a sweetheart from day one. He always welcomes attention and just…...

What can we say about Wally? Well, despite his face, he is 100% not a corgi. We dunno what he is but it’s not that. He’s actually a bigger boy than he looks at first. He’s very sweet, seems to be a medium energy level (but he mighta been lying)…...

The Volunteers of the Burbank Animal Shelter will be holding our seventh annual Online Silent Auction Fundraiser: AUCTION FOR ANIMALS 2026, the weekend of September 11-13, 2026. Online bidding starts Friday, September 11th at 8am and closes 6pm Sunday September 13th.   Over 300 exciting items donated by generous local Burbank…...

By Karah Britton The sunrise in the morning against the walls of my kennel always tells me today is a new day. It’s one of my favorite things to watch. I hear that whistle of the human machine rolling by on the tracks. It’s louder than all of us, and…...

Zoey was brought to the shelter a little banged up and not putting weight on her left front leg. X-rays revealed a fractured elbow. After some rest and healing she is cleared for adoption. While Zoey may always limp a little, she is otherwise healthy. She runs, plays, and climbs…...