West Valley Animal Services
Our Mission
West Valley Animal Services is dedicated to the care of companion animals in our community while providing quality public service and positive adoption outcomes. We are proud to offer hope, service, and mercy to every pet that walks through our doors.
Why We Are Here
Our commitment to the community is centered on promoting responsible pet ownership through education while adhering to city and state laws. As a no-kill animal shelter, we believe every animal deserves a second chance at a happy life in a loving home. We serve as a vital resource for our community, working to support both our residents and the animals in our care.
How We Care
We provide a safe, nurturing environment for animals, supported by a robust foster program that gives pets a temporary home to heal, grow, or decompress. Our dedicated staff and volunteers provide essential care, including veterinary services, while working tirelessly to prepare each animal for their future family. Whether it is through our community cat initiatives or our foster-to-adoption network, we strive to ensure every pet receives the support they need.
The Adopter Connection
Adoption is a joyful journey, and our goal is to help you find the perfect match for your lifestyle. Our shelter staff is here to guide you through a thoughtful process that ensures a lasting bond between you and your new family member. We encourage you to visit our shelter to meet the many pets waiting to start their new lives with you.
Join Our Lifesaving Team
Ready to meet your new best friend? You can view our currently available animals online or visit our shelter during adoption hours to start your journey. If you are interested in making an impact beyond adoption, we invite you to explore our volunteer and fostering opportunities today.
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8/4 - West Valley Animal Services warn of fake vet scam claiming pets were hit by car
West Valley Animal Services is warning residents about a pet scam after reports that someone has been calling and telling people their pet was hit by a car and demanding money.
7/29 - Volunteers at West Valley Animal Services concerned about high temps, humidity in shelter
Volunteers at West Valley City Animal Services are raising concerns about high temperatures and humidity inside the shelter, saying staff have relied on fans an
