Pasadena Humane Society to Handle Glendale Animal Control
The Pasadena Humane Society has opened its gates to the City of Glendale on October 1, 2002 having accepted a $201,873 3-month interim contract to provide animal-control services for local residents.
For the duration of this contract, PHS has agreed to offer full services to the city of Glendale's animals, including medical care for all incoming animals, after-hour responses, a trap-neuter-return program, humane education and full shelter control and staffing. Glendale animals will be housed in our 1.5 acre state-of-the-art facility located at 361 S. Raymond Street in Pasadena.
Glendale is the seventh city for which we provide animal-control services. Our facility has handled animal control for Pasadena, La Canada-Flintridge, South Pasadena, San Marino, Sierra Madre and Arcadia -- cities with a combined population of 300,000. Glendale adds an additional population of 200,000 residents to that figure.
Glendale is informing its population on the change through informational fliers at City Hall and public libraries, public service announcements on Charter Cable Channel 6 and a link to our website from the City of Glendale's website.