Adoption Location Details
Address:
Petco - 21943 Ventura Blvd - Woodland Hills, CA 91364
Upcoming Dog Adoption Events in Los Angeles, CA
Adopt a dog at one of our dog adoption events near Encino
Encino is a lively San Fernando Valley neighborhood, and it’s roughly a 15-minute drive to our Los Angeles adoption events in Woodland Hills. Whether you live in the hills or closer to Ventura Boulevard, you can reach an event quickly and meet a rescue dog who is ready for a loving home.
Getting to an adoption event
Our Los Angeles adoption events at the Petco in Woodland Hills are the closest option for Encino adopters. Once you find a dog you’re interested in on our available dogs page, you can reserve a spot to meet them at our next event.
Dog-friendly Encino
The Sepulveda Basin Off-Leash Dog Park is one of the best-known places in the Valley for dogs to run and socialize, and it’s a short trip from most of Encino. Ventura Boulevard also has plenty of dog-friendly patios and cafes. Even in the Basin, dogs need to follow the park’s posted rules, so check them before you visit.
Frequently asked questions
Does Amazing Dogs Rescue have dogs available near Encino?
Yes. Our adoptable dogs come from both sides of the US/Mexico border, and Encino residents are welcome to reserve a meet-and-greet at our Los Angeles events.
How do I adopt a dog if I live in Encino?
Browse our available dogs, reserve a spot for the dog you’re interested in, and meet them in person at our next Los Angeles adoption event, about 15 minutes away.
Where are your adoption events held?
Our events are held at Petco in Woodland Hills, a straightforward drive west along Ventura Boulevard from Encino.
Adoption Event Manager
I got my first dog, Bruno, at age 7, but it took nearly 50 years to fully appreciate the unconditional love and compassion dogs offer. Now, my life is devoted to them. I love to be with the dogs and connect with people to find the right match!
Certified Petco Positive Dog Trainer
I like working at Petco because of their Positive Dog Training curriculum, which focuses on rewarding dogs for good behavior. I enjoy helping pet parents teach their dogs basic obedience, light behavior modification, and good house manners.
