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Investigates reports involving domestic animals including aggressive animals, animal bites, animal cruelty, injured animals, contained animals, and barking dogs. Shelters lost animals and attempts to reunite them with their owners.

Enforces state and local statutes and ordinances associated with domestic and wild animals to protect public health and safety. Services include routine area patrols; investigation of complaints of loose or vicious dogs, suspected rabid animals and reports of abuse; investigation of animal bites; rabies vaccination clinics; issues dog licenses; inspects kennels and pet stores for compliance with county codes.

Provides shelter for lost and stray animals and offers them for adoption. Sells dog licenses. Investigates reports of cruelty to animals, including inadequate food, water, shelter, medical attention, abandonment, and being left inside hot motor vehicles. Will pick up dead animals on public property and accepts dead pets that are brought in. Enforces laws pertaining to animal control and provides public education programs.

Dispatches an ambulance for sick or injured stray animals or animals in distress. Investigates reports of animal cruelty including pets left in hot cars, dogs left outside in poor weather conditions or without food and water, and homes with excessive numbers of pets. Works alongside local law enforcement.

Provides animal control services including the pick-up of stray or injured dogs, investigation cases of cruelty, and the adoption of animals.

Issues dog licenses for residents of Prescott Valley. Responds to calls concerning lost, stray, or abandoned animals, complaints of loose animals, barking annoyances, etc. Provides shelter and lost and found services for stray or abandoned animals.

Enforces laws related to animals; impounds stray animals; investigates barking complaints, animal cruelty, vicious dog calls, animal bite reports, and other animal-related public safety concerns.

Investigates reports of animal abuse in Maricopa County. Animals seized from abusive owners are given to and cared for at the MASH (Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Safe Haven) unit which adopts out suitable animals.

Provides animal control services within Kingman city limits. Investigates reports of cruelty to animals and nuisance animal complaints including barking dogs and stray pets. Attempts to locate owners of lost and stray pets.

Investigates animal cruelty complaints, provides rabies control, enforces county leash laws and licensing requirements, and provides public education concerning animals.

Provides shelter for lost and stray animals and offers them for adoption. Sells dog licenses. Investigates reports of cruelty to animals, including inadequate food, water, shelter, medical attention, abandonment, and being left inside hot motor vehicles. Will pick up dead animals on public property and accepts dead pets that are brought in. Enforces laws pertaining to animal control and provides public education programs.

Enforces the town's animal ordinances, issues animal licenses, holds community rabies and licensing clinics, and maintains an animal shelter which provides pet lost and found services and adoptions of unwanted or rescued animals. Investigates complaints of animal abuse or neglect.

Pet lost and found, shelter, and adoptions. Investigates reports of stray animals and animal abuse, and barking dog complaints. Provides pet licenses. Holds low-cost rabies vaccination and license clinics.

Shelters unwanted and stray animals, reunites lost pets with owners, and offers animals for adoption. Licenses dogs. Investigates complaints of animal cruelty, animal bites, pets left in vehicles, and animals fighting. Offers low-cost veterinary services twice per month.