Pages with the Tag "Pets"

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Arvada Police Department's Animal Management Unit is comprised of six officers and one road supervisor Read More ...

It is the policy of the Arvada Police Department to respond to animal-related complaints received by the department Read More ...

A nuisance cat can be a neighbor’s cat that wonders onto your property and causes damage to your shrubs, gardens, pesters birds at your bird feeder, etc. Read More ...

Founded in 1976 by an intergovernmental agreement, originally, the Jefferson Animal Shelter served as the impound facility Read More ...

What does the barking ordinance say? How do I report a barking dog? Read More ...

Arvada law now requires dogs to be licensed! Things to know:A dog license may be obtained through the Jefferson County Read More ...

Owning an animal is a privilege and also a big responsibility. The purpose of animal control laws is to protect the Read More ...

Staff and volunteers at Table Mountain Animal Center work hard to place our adoptable animals in loving, permanent homes. Read More ...

If you have lost or found a pet please call Arvada Animal Management at 720-898-6850. Read More ...

When the weather outside turns cold and snowy, Arvada Animal Management reminds you to think about your pet's safety and recommends the following guidelines to protect your companion animal: Read More ...

Pets depend on their human owners to take responsible and safe care of them. The following tips can help ensure the safety Read More ...

There is a lot of controversy about breed specific legislation, many differing opinions. In Arvada there is not any breed specific laws in place. Read More ...

The City of Arvada uses volunteers in several places in the organization but at the present time we do not have a volunt Read More ...

The City of Arvada uses volunteers in several places in the organization but at the present time we do not have a volunt Read More ...

With the onset of spring comes many phone calls to the City's Animal Management Division regarding wildlife issues and conce Read More ...

As of April 2005, the Animal Management Unit has had to euthanize more than 30 raccoons sick from Distemper. Read More ...

Distemper is a highly contagious viral disease that infects animals such as raccoons, skunks, coyotes, and unvaccinated dogs. This disease does not affect humans; however, it can be easily passed on to dogs or cats. Read More ...