Get your pet license! It's so easy and gives you an inexpensive insurance policy for your pet's safety as well as peace of mind should your pet ever get lost.
Thousands of pets find their way into animal care and control centers each year without any form of identification. Unfortunately, without identification it is impossible to reunite them with their families. Purchasing a pet license will ensure that your special companion can be returned home quickly and safely.
The law requires that all dogs over the age of three months have a license and rabies vaccination (the vaccination must be administered by a licensed veterinarian). The law covers all unincorporated areas in Maricopa, the town of Queen Creek and all other municipalities within Maricopa County with the exception of Fountain Hills and Native American reservations.
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Maricopa County Animal Care & Control |
Pina County Animal Care & Control |
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602.506.7387 |
520.866.7600 or 1.800.208.6897 x7228 |
Animal Rescue and Care
Desert Cry Wildlife Rescue & Refuge
480.987.3544
Never try to raise a wild animal yourself! Desert Cry Wildlife Rescue and Refuge is a local state licensed wildlife rehabilitation facility. This not-for-profit agency assists with public education, medical care, nutrition and housing of native wildlife. (No pets, stray dogs or cats.)
Is your dog your best friend? Is your cat?
Either way, it is up to you to ensure that they are kept out of harm’s way!
Most of us assume that our home is the safest place for our pet, but there are common household items that can be potentially harmful to your pet – sometimes even lethal. Sometimes we don’t even know that they are a danger.
You'll be surprised at the common household items that can be deadly to your pets. Learn more by downloading this report: