Continued overcapacity at the Camarillo Shelter has caused a respiratory illness outbreak, with 13 dogs currently being treated (down from 22). To help prevent further spread, we need empty kennels as buffers between sick and healthy dogs. To free up space, we’re offering fee-waived dog adoptions until this is under control. Thank you!

Pet Behavior & Training

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Pets don’t come with instruction manuals.  Whether you’re a first-time pet owner or a seasoned pet parent, questions will arise.  We have several great resources to help.

Our dedicated Animal Care Team has provided resources to help address common behavior issues you may be experiencing;  from marking in the house to jumping on guests.  If you need more direct assistance, please email us at info@vcas.us.

TRAINING: Common training techniques:

How to teach your dog “place” behaviors.

BEHAVIOR: Common pet behavior issues:

Dog Aggression (ASPCA article)
15 hours of Dog Relaxation Music to Help with Separation Anxiety
Dog Whining (ASPCA article)
Cat Spraying (ASPCA article)
Cat Scratching (ASPCA article)
Cat Aggression (ASPCA article)
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