PLEASE BE ADVISED OF OUR TEMPORARY HOUR CHANGE

We are currently open during the following hours:
Tuesdays from 12 noon to 4pm
Thursdays from 12 noon to 4pm
Fridays from 12 noon to 4pm
Saturdays from 12 noon to 4pm

We are currently CLOSED on Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays.

We hope to be open our regular hours again soon however with the amount of animals coming into the shelter vastly increasing in number and our small staff staying the same, it is difficult to keep up with the proper care of the animals and to assist the public during our regularly scheduled hours. Please bare with us, we are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. 


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​Thank you for visiting the Trinity County Animal Shelter!

The Trinity County Animal Shelter located in Weaverville, California is a county run municipal shelter that is committed to serving the public in the care and well being of animals throughout our county. The Animal Control Officer is not only the Field Officer for the entire county but is also the Shelter Supervisor who is assisted by three part time shelter attendants and many volunteers. The shelter costs and employment are funded by the help of generous donors like you and through the Trinity County Sheriff's Department.

Our shelter offers such diverse services as finding homes for adoptable animals, providing for stray animals and offering assistance to owners and people who find lost animals. We also assist animal owners in providing shelter for their pets and livestock during major emergencies such as evacuations during fires.

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​Our Mission
The Abused and Neglected
Animals are family and do not deserve to be treated like lawn ornaments to wither away in the weather. Any animal who is being abused or neglected, our Animal Control Officer aims to correct the situation, help the animals who need it and educate the owner to help them understand what is wrong and how to correct the problems.
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The Homeless, Abandoned and Lost
Stray animals are always welcome in our facility where they will be provided with shelter, care and comfort. They will have round the clock access to water and given food on a schedule. Any animal in need of medical care will be taken to a vet and be provided with the necessary treatments they need. All while we're trying to either locate their owner and return them home or find them a new, loving fur-ever home. 
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The People of our Community
By connecting with our community, we can better help the animals that come through our facility. Informing, educating and assisting the public with anything they may need that is within our limited ability to do. We offer vouchers to help our Trinity County residents get their animals altered to help with the overpopulation of homeless pets and we try to assist them in rehoming pets as needed.

The Trinity Animal Shelter Auxiliary

Trinity Animal Shelter Auxiliary (TASA) is a non-profit organization that is separate from the animal shelter that is dedicated to supporting the animal welfare efforts of the Trinity County Animal Shelter. They fund our shelter animals to get spayed/neutered, assist with our vet bills, help us transport animals to rescues and work with the Animal Shelter during wildfire evacuations to make sure everyone's pets are safe and cared for. We are very grateful for all of their donations and assistance. For more information, please visit this page. 

Monthly Adoption Counter

Updated once a month with the total count of animals adopted for the current year.

​Last updated: October 3, 2020
​Trinity County Animal Shelter
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​530.623.1370 Option 1
570 Mountain View St.
P.O. Box 1228
​Weaverville, CA 96093
Hours of Operation

Tues, Thurs, Fri and Saturdays from
12 noon to 4pm

​Closed Sun, Mon, Wed and all holidays
Animal Control Contact

​530.623.2611
Trinity County Sheriff's Department
P.O. Box 1228
​101 Memorial Dr. 
Weaverville, CA