Our location
205
Brenda Ln
Saginaw
TX 76179
Shelter
phone
817-230-0460
Email
Effective September 1, 2025
Shelter / Adoption Center hours
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Monday thru Thursday |
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
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Friday |
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. |
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Saturday |
Closed |
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Sunday |
Closed |
We
are also closed on major holidays.
An
ACO is on call for emergencies only after hours
Field Services hours
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Monday thru Thursday |
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
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Friday |
7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m |
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Saturday |
Emergencies Only |
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Sunday |
Emergencies Only |
An
ACO is on call for emergencies only after hours
For after hour issues,
please contact the police department dispatch at (817) 230-0311
City of
Saginaw Animal Services and Adoption Center
The
Saginaw Animal Services and Adoption Center, located at 205 Brenda Lane, is
dedicated to providing care and shelter for stray and abandoned animals in the
Saginaw area (must pay a waterbill to City of Saginaw or Blue Mound). Our
mission is to protect and promote the health, safety, and welfare of both
animals and the community. The shelter offers a range of services, including
pet adoptions, pet licensing, and animal control. Additionally, the shelter
offers vaccination clinics, and works closely with local rescue groups to find
homes for animals that may require additional care. Our staff is knowledgeable,
caring, and always happy to assist with any questions or concerns related to
animal welfare.
Stop by
the Saginaw Texas Animal Shelter to find a furry friend to add to your family,
get your pet micro-chipped, or to learn more about volunteering.
HOLIDAY HOURS
Saginaw Animal Services will be closed
for Thanksgiving on November 27 & 28, 2025
***ATTENTION***
Due to recent closing due to staffing issues, effective
September 1, 2025 Animal Services will be closed on Saturdays. This closure
will help us to better assist the public during the week. If you are a
volunteer or Community Service and would like to assist with Saturday Feed and
Clean please get with a staff member to schedule your times.
***ATTENTION***
Effective June 10, 2024 the Saginaw
Animal Shelter will be closed from 12pm-1pm for lunch Monday-Thursday
Other local shelters
Fort Worth Animal Care and Control - City of Ft Worth Animal Care and Control
Lake Worth Animal Control - Lake Worth Animal Control
White Settlement Animal Control - City of White Settlement P.A.W.S
Haltom City Animal Control - Haltom City Animal Control
Watauga Animal Control - City of Watauga Animal Contrl
River Oaks Animal Control – City of River Oaks TX Animal Control
NRH Animal Services - City of NRH Animal Services
Is your pet missing
If
your pet is missing and would like to report it with the pet protal you can log
into your account (under the My Account tab), select the “report as lost”
button and follow the instructions on the screen. If you need assistance with
your account, please contact Animal Control 817-230-0460 or aco@saginawtx.org
. All lost animal reports through pet portal are update real time.
Important
News & Events
Please
refer to the Shelter News & Events page for updates.
Check
it out! We have a new tab for upcoming
vaccination clinics & adoption events!
History
of Animal Shelters in Saginaw
Saginaw’s
First Animal Shelter
Saginaw’s Second Animal
Shelter
1980-1991
Saginaw’s Third Animal
Shelter
1991-2006
This building is
currently standing and is used for our stray hold and dog quarantine area. This
building also Includes Ed’s Poodle Parlor named after our first Shelter Technician
Ed Reedy. This building originally housed 2 dog quarantine kennels 8 regular
dog kennels and 6 cat cages. The building was retrofitted after the building of
the new shelter (shown below) to have 7 quarantine kennels and 3 regular dog
kennels. A portable building was also added on the site of the second shelter
(shown above) to house quarantine cats.
Saginaw’s Current
Animal Shelter
October 2006 – Present
This is our current Animal
Shelter, this shelter was primarily built thanks to a Saginaw resident and
business owner Quana Walter campaining for a new shelter. Our City Council
approved the shelter being built. A contractor was hired to build the shell of
the building, too save money Animal Control Officers and Building Inspectors
built the entire inside of the building, Offices, Kennels, Cielings etc. This
building currently houses 23 dog kennels and 12 cat condos. Our Cat quarantine
building houses an additional 4 kennels at this time
Saginaw
Animal Control Officers Past and Present
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Name |
Position |
Dates |
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Joe
Johnson |
Animal
Control Officer |
1970’s
-1980’s |
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Patricia
Slovacek |
Animal
Control/ Code Enforcement Officer |
03-1990
– 09-2007 |
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Kevin
“KJ” James |
Animal
Control Officer |
06-2002
– 02-2014 |
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Jose Wheeland |
Animal Control Officer/ Code
Enforcement Officer/ Animal Services
Manager / LRCA |
10-2004 - PRESENT |
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Megan
Padgett |
Animal
Control Officer / Animal Services Manager |
04-2014
– 09-2017 |
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Alexandra
“Alex” Helbing |
Animal
Control Officer |
11-2015
– 08-2017 |
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Destinee
Dozier |
Animal
Control Officer |
02-2017
– 12-2018 |
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Christina
“Nina” Pratt |
Animal
Control Officer |
01-2019
– 04-2022 |
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Kaylynn
Businger |
Animal
Control Officer |
03-2019
– 07-2020 |
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Breanna Farley |
Sr. Animal Control Officer / LRCA |
10-2020 - PRESENT |
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Jaylee
Wood |
Animal
Control Officer |
06-2022
– 08-2022 |
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Taylor Guadian |
Animal Control Officer |
08-2022 – PRESENT |
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Lost & Found
LOST & FOUND PET BULLETIN BOARD
If you lost or found a pet,
please submit an online report. We will make every effort to reunite the animal
with its family.
If you have lost a pet, check
with Saginaw Animal Services. We highly recommend that you visit our shelter in
person every few days to look for your lost pet, as your description of an
animal may vary from someone else’s description. Only you can positively
identify your pet.
Let us know if you either
lost a pet or found someone else's and would like to post it on this bulletin
board. All bulletin board information will remain until the pet has been found
or about four (4) months from the date it was posted.
NOTE: If your pet has been found, send us
an email to have the listing removed.
Lost & Found Animal Form
If you have lost a pet,
check with Saginaw Animal Services. We highly recommend that you visit our
shelter in person every few days to look for your lost pet, as your description
of an animal may vary from someone else’s description. Only you can positively
identify your pet. If you either lost a pet or found someone else's and would
like to post it on the bulletin board, complete this form. All bulletin board
information will remain until the pet has been found or about five (5) months
from the date it was posted. Once you complete the form, the posting is not
immediate so be patient before it shows up.
Petco Love Lost
You may also file a lost or found report HERE
Pet Registration
Requirements
The City of Saginaw
requires that all dogs and cats 4 months or older to wear a current city
registration tag and rabies tag. (This is not a requirement on
community/feral cats) Licensing is an important means of identification and
can help reunite you with your pet if it gets lost. It also provides your pet's
rabies vaccination status in the event that the pet is involved in a bite.
Registration tags are valid for one year or three year depending on rabies
vaccine duration. Three year registration must be purchased no later than 30
days from three year rabies vaccination.
Benefits of a Pet Registration
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We will contact
you when the pet is found in the field to prevent impound fees.
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If your animal
is injured and needs medical attention, we will contact you immediately.
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Lets us know
how many pets are in the city.
Fee
Registration Tag 1 year:
$10
Registration Tag 3 year:
$30 (can be done at Animal Services)
Online Fee minimum $3.75
processing fee or 4% (if over $100)
Dangerous Dog Tag $100 (
must be done at Animal Services)
Application
In person - Cash, check, money order, and credit cards (Visa
and MasterCard only) are accepted in-person at the Animal Services Shelter.
By Mail- Print the pet registration application form and mail the completed
form and a copy of the rabies vaccination certificate with a check or money
order to the City of Saginaw Animal Services Shelter, PO Box 79070, Saginaw,
Texas 76179, or drop off at the City Hall drop box, located on the eastside of
the building, in an envelope labeled "Animal Services."
Online registration – We now offer online pet registrations, to register
your pet oline, you will need to register for an online account through our pet
portal under the “MY ACCOUNT” tab. Once registered you will be required to
upload the current rabies vaccination certificate, and pay the online
registration fee listed above. The information will be submitted to animal
services which will review the information you submitted. If all information is
valid and current a tag will be issued and mailed to you. Incorrect information
will delay the process and a tag will not be issued until all information is
submitted correctly. Payment
does not constitue a valid registration.
TNVR
Saginaw Animal Services is
glad to announce that as of September 1, 2024 a TNVR ordinance has been approved.
Saginaw Animal Services will assist citizens at trapping feral cats in the
neighborhood in an attempt the control the cat population in our city.
Community Cats
Colony Caretakers
We need your help, are you
currently feeding feral/ community cats? Did you know you can become a
caretaker in our city, you may register to become a colony caretaker at the Animal Services Shelter. during normal business hours.
There is no regitsration fee involved to becomne a caretaker. For more
information please contact 817-230-0460
COMMUNITY CATS/FERAL CATS ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE
REGISTERED WITH ANIMAL CONTROL.
Tips and Tricks for
caretakers
DID YOU KNOW?
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Community cats,
also called feral cats, are unowned cats who live outdoors. Like indoor cats,
they belong to the domestic cat species (felis catus). However, community cats
are generally not socialized, or friendly, to people, and are therefore
unadoptable. They live full, healthy lives with their feline families, called
colonies, in their outdoor homes.
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Cats living
outdoors is nothing new. It wasn’t until kitty litter was invented in the late
1940s that some cats began living strictly indoors. But community cats truly
thrive in their outdoor homes. The tips in this brochure will help you coexist
with community cats.
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The gestation
period for cats is usually 63-65 days, and that kittens can get pregnant as
early as 4 months of age. The average litter size for cats is 4 kittens per
litter.
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Why
we should sterilize our pets
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Living
with neighborhood cats
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I
found a cat what do I do . To prevent further injury to the animal or yourself contact Animal
Services for guidance. Do not attempt to pickup an injured animal, you could be
bitten by the animal.
HAVING ISSUES
Cats get in your trash.
Reason: Cats are looking
for food.
Feeding stations provide
cats with a designated area to eat.
3 Quick Tips to Keep Cats Out of Your Garbage:
1. Secure your trash can
with a tight lid or bungee cords. This will protect your trash from wildlife as
well.
2. Find out if neighbors
are feeding the cats. If they are, make sure they are following best practices.
Learn more at https://www.alleycat.org/resources/best-practices-community-cat-colony-care/
3. Consider feeding the
cats yourself if you find no regular caregiver. Feeding cats using best
practices will help ensure they don’t get hungry enough to get into trash.
Cats dig in your garden.
Reason: It is a cat’s
natural instinct to dig in soft or loose soil, moss, mulch, or sand
6 Quick Tips to Help Keep Cats From Digging
1. Put out fragrances that
keep cats away. Scatter fresh orange or lemon peels. Metal pans filled with
vinegar also deter cats.
2. Make an outdoor litter
box away from your garden by tilling the soil or placing sand in an
out-of-the-way spot in your yard. Clean the area frequently.
3. Use plastic carpet
runners, spike-side up, covered lightly in soil. They can be found at hardware
or office supply stores. You can also set chicken wire firmly into the dirt
(roll sharp edges under), arrange branches or sticks in a lattice pattern, or
put wooden or plastic fencing over soil.
4. Get the Cat Scat Mat, a
non-chemical cat deterrent consisting of plastic mats that are cut into smaller
pieces and pressed into the soil (pictured). Each mat has flexible plastic
spikes that are harmless to cats and other animals but discourage digging.
5. Get motion-activated
sprinklers.
6. Cover exposed ground in
flower beds with large river rocks to prevent cats from digging. Rocks have the
added benefit of deterring weeds.
Cats lounge in your yard or porch, or on your car.
Reason: Cats tend to remain
close to their food source.
4 Quick Tips:
1. Shift the cats’ food
source to a less central location, where you won’t mind if they hang out.
2. Apply fragrances that
deter cats around the edges of your yard, the tops of fences, and on any
favorite digging areas or plants. See “Cats are digging in your garden” for a
list of cat-deterring fragrances.
3. Install an ultrasonic
deterrent or a motion-activated sprinkler. You can find humane deterrent
products at garden supply stores.
4. Use a car cover or place
carpet runners on top of your car to avoid paw prints.
Cats sleep under your
porch or in your shed.
Reason: The cats are
looking for a dry, warm shelter away from the elements.
2 Quick Tips:
1. Provide covered shelter.
Or, if the cats have a caregiver, ask the caregiver to provide covered shelter.
Shelters should be placed in quiet areas away from traffic.
2. Block or seal the area
where the cats enter with chicken wire or lattice, but only once you are
absolutely certain no cats or kittens are inside.
Feeding cats attracts
insects and wildlife.
Reason: Leaving food out
for too long can attract other animals.
2 Quick Tips:
1. Feed the cats at the
same time and location each day. They should be given only enough food to
finish in one sitting. If another person is caring for the cats, ask them to
follow these guidelines. For more colony care guidelines, visit https://www.alleycat.org/community-cat-care-category/cat-care/colony-care/
2. Keep the feeding area
neat and free of leftover food and trash.
Cats are yowling,
fighting, spraying, roaming, and having kittens.
Reason: These are mating
behaviors. Once the cats are spayed or neutered, these behaviors will stop.
2 Quick Tips:
1. Conduct TNR for the
cats. TNR stops mating behaviors and ensures no new kittens are born.
2. Find more information
about TNR at alleycat.org/TNR. Get help from local community cat experts by
visiting the Alley Cat Allies Community Resource Tool.
Please remember: Do not
take community cats to animal shelters. As community cats are generally not
socialized to people and unadoptable, there is a high likelihood they will be
killed. Instead, community cats should be spayed or neutered, vaccinated, ear
tipped, and returned to their outdoor homes through a TNR program.
5 Easy Steps for Humanely Deterring Cats
1. Talk to your neighbors.
Determine whether the cats are pets, stray, or feral, and if they have been
spayed or neutered. If not, make an appointment with a feral-friendly
veterinarian and find tips for TNR at alleycat.org/TNR. Or contact Saginaw
Animal Services at 817-230-0460
2. Apply nontoxic
deterrents around your yard.
3. Put a tight lid on your
trash can.
4. Block gaps in the
foundation of sheds and porches.
5. Use a cover to keep paw
prints off your car.
HUMANE DETERRENTS
Humane outdoor cat deterrents
The following are options for humane
outdoor cat deterrents:
o EPIC REPELLENTS 15003 Cat Scram All Natural, Animal, People and Pet Safe Granular Repellent, 3.5 lbs
RESOURCES
Financial Resources for
Cats
Please click
here for Community Cat resources
Keeping of Animals and Fowl
Backyard chickens are
allowed. After issuance of a permit and inspection by the city, a residence may
keep a maximum of six female chickens of the species Gallus gallus
domesticus on residential property.
Requirements
The city shall develop a
form and application requirements for the keeping of backyard chickens.
Only one permit for
backyard chickens may be issued per property, tract or individual lot.
A permit is
non-transferable and shall be valid and effective until the permit holder no
longer resides at the property, ceases to keep backyard chickens on the
property, or is otherwise revoked.
A permit may be revoked
upon a finding by the city after written notice of two documented violations of
this ordinance within a 12-month period.
Fee
Permit Fee: $20 one-time
fee, non-transferable and shall be valid and effective until the permit holder
no longer resides at the property, ceases to keep backyard chickens on the
property, or is otherwise revoked
Application
In person - Print the Chicken Permit Application and bring cash, check, money
order, and credit cards (Visa and MasterCard only) in-person to the Animal Services Shelter.
Click here to read the Chicken Permit ordinance.
Resources and Tips
The Saginaw Animal Services
would like to offer residents some helpful tips that will help keep our animal
friends and community safe and healthy.
Helpful Information
Click here to view the City of Saginaw's Code of Ordinance
that pertain to animals.
One in three pets will get
lost during their lifetime. Microchipping is the best way to ensure your pet
finds their way back home. The City of Saginaw Animal Services and Adoption
Center offers $20 microchipping. Please be sure to keep your contact
information on microchip updated, if you move or change phone nemubers.
To set up an
appointment, call 817-230-0460.
The City of Saginaw has two dog parks:
·
Willow Creek Dog Bark -Click Here
·
Highland Station Dog
Bark- Click Here
1. Dog Park hours are
from Dawn to Dusk
2. All dogs must be
current on Rabies vaccinations and be free of any contagious diseases, per city
ordinance all dogs must have a RABIES tag and CITY REGISTRATION tag
(SAGINAW RESIDENTS) displayed on their collars at all times.
3. Dogs must remain
leashed in entry/exit area
4. Dogs displaying
aggressive behavior shall be leashed and removed immediately
5. Dogs must be in
view and voice control of the owners/ handlers at all times
6. Owners/Handlers
must carry a leash at all times for their dog(s)
7. A maximum of 2
dogs per owner/handler
8. No unaccompanied
children under 13 years old allowed
9. Dogs 4 months of
age (16 weeks) or less are prohibited
10. Dogs in HEAT are
prohibited
11. No food or drinks
(Humane or Canine) except bottled water allowed in park
12. Dogs less than 25
lbs. are not allowed in the large dog area. Dogs over 25 lbs. are not allowed
in the small dog area.
13. No bicycles,
rollerblades, skate boards or motorized vehicles allowed in the park except
maintenance vehicles
14. Owners/Handlers
are required to clean up their dog’s waste
Owners/Handlers
shall report dog bites or scratches to HUMANS, & any aggressive incidents,
dog fights etc. to Saginaw Animal Services immediately @ 817-230-0460 during
business hours, after hours contact Police Dispatch at 817-232-0311. In case of
an EMERGENCY call 911.
YOUR USE OF THIS
PARK IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. THE CITY IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS, INJURY, OR
OTHER DAMAGES OF ANY KIND
The City of Saginaw and
Texas health and safety codes require that all animals, (cats and dogs) to be
vaccinated against rabies at the age of four (4) months old and vaccinated
annually thereafter.
A registration tag can be purchased at Saginaw Animal Services on
Monday -Thursday from 11:00AM to 5:00PM, Friday from 11:00AM to 1:00PM and/or online,
for $10.00 a tag. An optional 3-year registration tag may be purchased for
$30.00 if you meet the requirements. Online registration is subject to a
minumum $3.75 processing fee or 4% (if over $100) This applies to both indoor
and outdoor animals.
Click here to read more information about pet registration
including the download link to the application.
All animals are required to have current rabies and city tags on them
at all times to ensure the timely notification of owners in case your animal is
lost or rescued by Animal Services. All indoor/outdoor cats must be registered,
spayed/neutered, and microchipped.
All dogs are required to be
on a leash and in control of a competent person at all times when not in a
secured enclosure (caged dog run, fenced-in backyard, the house, etc). The City
does NOT allow animals to be tethered (leashed/chained to stationary objects).
All impounded animals must
be claimed by its owner within 72 hours or they are subject to adoption or a
rescue group.
Pets are available for adoption at the Saginaw Animal Services and
Adoption Center. The adopter agrees to have the animal spayed/neutered, provide
current rabies vaccinations, and a current city registration (if a Saginaw
resident). The adoption fee starts at $40.00 plus any additional medical costs.
For more information regarding adoptions please contact Animal Services
at 817-230-0460 or email us at aco@saginawtx.org.
Contact Animal Services at 817-230-0460 for more information.
Saginaw Animal Services does not service personal trap. If you wish to trap an
animal you must check out a trap form Animal Services.
Must be reported within 24 hours. If a bite occurs between 8:00AM to
5:00PM Monday – Friday, then contact Animal Services at 817-230-0460. If
after the hours, weekends or holidays, please notify the After-Hours phone line
at 817-232-0311 and they will contact us.
lf you encounter a wild animal, contact Animal Services. Please let us
know the type of animal, and location. Do not attempt to capture a wild animal
on your own.
For more information about wild animals click here.
Snake Safety and Awareness - Click Here
Wildlife Rehabilitators by County- Click
Here
Saginaw residents wishing to have more than the allowed number of dogs
and cats in their household can apply for a Multi-Pet Permit. If
you have any questions, please call Animal Services at 817-230-0460.
·
No residence within the city shall have more than five
adult dogs, five adult cats, or five adult dogs and cats in any combination
(for example, 4 dogs and 1 cat or 4 cats and 1 dog).
·
No residence within the City shall harbor more than one
litter of puppies or one litter of kittens over 4 months of age at any given
time.
Any resident desiring to foster a dog or cat from a Saginaw Animal
Services approved rescue group would need to fill out a Foster Pet Permit Application and turn it into Animal
Services. The applicant shall pay a yearly permit fee of $25 at the time of
filing.
Click Here for more information
Cold Weather Pet Tips
How Cold is too cold for your dog - Click
Here
Hot Weather Pet Tips
How hot is too hot for your dog- Click Here
Is it too hot to walk my dog – Click
here
Helpful Pet Care Tips
Household hazards for pets - Click Here
Pets in Cars
(g) Vehicle confinement.
(1) A person shall not
place or confine an animal or allow an animal to be placed or confined in a
motor vehicle or in a trailer under such conditions or for such a period of
time as may endanger the health of the animal due to heat, lack of food or
water, or such other circumstances as may cause injury or death to the animal.
(2) It is presumed
that an animal's health, safety, or welfare is endangered when the animal is
confined in a parked or standing vehicle, without the engine running or climate
control system engaged, or in a trailer for a period of five minutes or more
when the ambient outside air temperature measures above 80 degrees Fahrenheit
or below 35 degrees Fahrenheit. It shall be deemed prima facie evidence of a
violation of this ordinance when the ambient outside air temperature is
verified through the Saginaw Fire Department.
(3) If an animal
services officer or police officer investigating this situation determines the
animal in question must be removed from the vehicle immediately or risk damage
or injury to the health, safety, or welfare of the animal, the animal services
officer or police officer may use reasonable force to remove the animal from
the vehicle. Appropriate intervention shall be administered to the animal
immediately, with all associated costs being the responsibility of the person
having care or custody of the animal and who is responsible for the confinement
in the vehicle or trailer.
(4) It shall be the
responsibility of the person having care or custody of the animal, who placed
or confined the animal in the vehicle or trailer, to repair any damage
resulting from the use of reasonable force to intervene on behalf of the animal
Helpful Information -Click Here
Creating Health Hazards
Any person who shall harbor or keep on their premises, or in or about a
premise under their control, any dog, cat, or pet animal, and who shall allow
their premises to become a hazard to the general health and welfare of the
community, or who shall allow their premises to give off noxious or offensive
odors due to the activity or presence of such animal, shall be guilty of a
Class C misdemeanor.
(1)
All animal manure and other excrements shall be disposed of
in such a manner so as to prevent it from becoming a public nuisance.
(2)
An owner, harborer, or other person having care, custody,
or control of a dog or cat commits an offense if they knowingly permit, or by
insufficient control allow, the dog or cat to defecate:
a. On private
property other than property owned, leased, or controlled by the owner,
harborer, or person having care, custody, or control of the dog; or
b. On public property
or any other place to which the public or a substantial group of the public has
access, including but not limited to, a street, sidewalk, alley, park, or
playground, or any common area of a school, hospital, apartment house, office
building, transport facility, or shop.
Low-Cost Sterilization Clinics
·
Texas Coalition for Animal
Protection
·
Texas Foundation for Animal Care
Low-Cost Vaccination Clinics
· Texas Coalition for Animal Protection
· Texas Foundation for Animal Care
Emergency Veterinarian Services
·
The VEG
Veterinarian Offices in the Saginaw Area
·
Chisholm Ridge Animal
Hospital
·
Thrive Pet Healthcare Saginaw
·
Boat Club Road Animal Hospital
Pet Cremation Services in the Saginaw Area
Multi-Pet and Foster Permit
Saginaw residents wishing
to have more than the allowed number of dogs and cats in their household can
apply for a Multi-Pet Permit. Residents wishing to foster animals from a
registered rescue group can apply for a Foster Pet Permit. Below is information
regarding the permits. If you have any questions, please call Animal Services
at 817-230-0460.
Number of Dogs and Cats Allowed
·
No residence
within the city shall have more than five adult dogs, five adult cats, or five
adult dogs and cats in any combination (for example, 4 dogs and 1 cat or 4 cats
and 1 dog).
·
No residence
within the City shall harbor more than one litter of puppies or one litter of
kittens over 4 months of age at any given time.
Multi-Pet Permit - Application
Any person desiring to keep
more than five adult dogs and/or cats or more than one litter of puppies or
kittens at a residence may apply multi-pet permit allowing them to keep two
additional dogs or cats. The applicant shall pay a yearly permit fee of $50 at
the time of filing and must meet the following conditions:
The applicant shall be the owner of the
property. If the applicant is a renter/tenant of the property, they must
provide a notarized letter from the property owner stating permission for the
pets on the premises. This permission must be written, notarized, and must be
provided annually or upon request.
The animal control authority inspects the
property and deems it appropriate for
housing multiple pets.
Multi-pet permits must be renewed annually
and each renewal will require inspection and approval.
Foster Pet Permit - Application
Any resident desiring to
foster a dog or cat from a registered rescue group would need to fill out a
Foster Pet Permit Application and turn it into Animal Services. The applicant
shall pay a yearly permit fee of $25 at the time of filing and must meet the
following conditions:
Fostered animals are to be provided with
adequate food, water, shelter, and shade at all times. The foster home must
provide an area in which to segregate newly fostered animals until those
animals can be socialized with other animals living in the foster home.
The number of animals allowed to be
fostered at a location shall be based on adequate housing space as determined
by the size of animals being housed, and should not be more than two (2) adult
animals (dogs or cats), or no more than two litters (dogs or cats).
All fostered animals over the age of
sixteen (16) weeks must be vaccinated against rabies.
The foster caregiver shall be the owner of
the property where the foster home is located or have notarized written
permission of the owner of the property in order to participate as a foster
home. If the foster caregiver is a tenant and not the owner of the property,
written, notarized permission from the property owner or management company
must be provided annually or upon request of the Animal Services Manager or
their designee.
The foster caregiver shall provide a letter
from the rescue group stating they are an approved foster for the rescue group
and provide proof of 501c3 status. This letter will also include the number(s),
species, age, color and sex of the animal( s), sterilization proof( if
completed, or estimated date of sterilization), and microchip number that is
implanted in the animal.
RESCUE
PAGE
Attention all rescues if you are interested in tagging one of our
animals we do require that you provide the following information listed below.
All information required must be provided to our Adoption / Rescue Coordinator
Kelly Henderson when you tag an animal. If interested in tagging an animal from
our shelter you can contact Kelly Henderson at 817-230-0460 or email Kelly at khenderson@saginawtx.org
Required Information
1. 501c3 form from
the IRS stating you are a registered 501c3
2. A list of persons
you allow to pull for your Rescue Group. (To prevent from releasing an animal
to the wrong person the information
provoded will be verified by a DL when they arrive)
3. Your group must be
on our approved list (This means that you have pulled from us and have no open
contracts with us)
Tagging an animal
All animals entering our facility are required to be held a minimum of
72hrs from point of contact unless an emergency situation (neo natal animals/
injured etc.) The following information must be provided at time of tagging
animal.
1. You must be on our
approved rescue list (No open contracts)
2. Contact Kelly at
817-230-0460 or email at khenderson@saginawtx.org
3. Provide animals Name
that you are interested in tagging
4. Schedule date and
time for pickup (must be picked up with 72hrs.)
5. Sign Rescue
contract agreeing to take ownership of animal, and provide any medical
information not already completed on animal you are tagging.
Living with Wildlife
Understanding Urban Wildlife
The City of Saginaw has a
variety of native wildlife that can be enjoyed from our backyards, parks, trails,
and natural areas. It is up to all of us to protect native wildlife and their
habitats. Please do not feed, touch, or attempt to catch any wildlife you find.
We are visitors in their home and should view them at a safe distance.
Sometimes living with urban
wildlife can get complicated. Coyotes cross a road, raccoons den under porches,
and crows raid trash bins. How do we learn to coexist with wildlife in our
city? Animal Services provides many helpful resources for Saginaw residents
which highlight preventative measures to reduce unwanted wildlife interactions.
The City of Saginaw Animal
Services does respond to service requests that may pose a threat to public
safety, but does NOT trap apparently healthy wildlife that does not pose a
threat. Animal Services also work to educate the public and provide wildlife
resources to keep the public safe and preserve the wildlife and their habitats.
If you are concerned about
a potentially dangerous animal or find injured wildlife, please immediately
contact Saginaw Animal Services at (817) 230-0460.
Migratory Birds
Nuisance Nesting
Each year Saginaw has faced
a special challenge in managing the effects of egrets and herons nesting in our
community's residential areas. Initially only a few birds are noticed, but
suddenly hundreds of birds moved in and began building nests for the nesting
season. These birds arrive during the early spring (March and April).
Although this natural cycle
can be beautiful, the challenges associated can be overwhelming. These concerns
relate to noise, odor and significant amounts of excrement that covers streets,
sidewalks, cars, mailboxes and other public and private property.
City staff is unable to
address any of these issues while the birds are nesting due to their
"protected" status provided by the Migratory Bird
Treaty Act. The City needs the help of its residents to address this
challenge proactively. We encourage you to take the steps below to protect your
trees and to remain vigilant in observing bird activity in your neighborhood:
·
Thin tree
canopy to allow sunlight to shine between limbs and other trees
·
Remove old
nesting material
·
Use reflective
tape, scare-eye balloons or other visual deterrents to make your trees less
attractive to migratory birds in search of viable nesting sites
·
If you notice
egrets or herons in your trees, use water hose or signal horns to scare birds
from the trees
·
Beginning in February/March
report ALL egret and heron activity to Animal Services at 817-230-0460 or by
clicking here.
Before Nesting Season
Begins (Typically January to Early March)
·
Be on the
lookout for "sentry" birds - the first birds to arrive looking for
ideal nesting sites for the flock. Report sightings to your neighbors and to
The City of Saginaw Animal Services!
·
Familiarize
yourself with the different migratory birds found in Texas. Each species has a
different breeding period.
What can you do once
birds have arrived? (Early March)
·
Use a
combination of scaring devices before migratory birds lay eggs such as hanging,
“scare
eye” or helium balloons, wind chimes, CD’s or other moving
objects in trees.
·
Disturb early nesting material with long
poles, tennis balls or water spray
·
As soon as you
see birds on or near your property, begin using scare tactics.
·
Use noisemakers,
water spray or shine lights at night.
·
Please take
care while using scare tactics. Do not kill or injure the birds.
·
DO NOT harm
birds or eggs. These birds are protected by
international treaty.
During Nesting Season
(Typically March to October)
·
Once birds
begin sitting on nests, eggs are probably present. Do not kill, harass,
relocate, move, or attempt to scare away the birds by any means during nesting
season. These birds are federally
protected.
·
Contact The
City of Saginaw Animal Services and notify the location of the nest.
If a Rookery (Group
Nesting Site) Is Established
·
Continue normal
maintenance of your property (mowing, weed-eating, edging, watering, etc.)
·
Contact The
City of Saginaw Animal Services at 817-230-0460 to report fallen eggs, injured,
or dead birds. Animal Services will pick them up.
·
DO NOT attempt
to handle birds, and DO NOT do anything to intentionally disturb the birds or
their nests!
After Nesting Season Has
Ended (Typically October to January)
·
Remove old
nests from trees.
·
Trim your trees. Remove deadwood, and thin
tree canopy to allow sunlight between limbs and other trees.
·
Be a good neighbor and help those who may have
special needs and/or team up with your neighbors when hiring a tree trimming
service and ask for discount rates for group service.
·
Be watchful and
report these bird arrivals anywhere in your neighborhood in late winter/early
spring to the City of Saginaw Animal Services. They may not be your problem at
the time, but that can change quickly!
Dog Parks
The City of Saginaw has two
dog parks:
Dog Park Rules &
Regulations
1.
Dog Park hours
are from Dawn to Dusk
2.
All dogs must
be current on Rabies vaccinations and be free of any contagious diseases, per
city ordinance all dogs must have a RABIES tag and CITY REGISTRATION tag
(SAGINAW RESIDENTS) displayed on their collars at all times.
3.
Dogs must
remain leashed in entry/exit area
4.
Dogs displaying
aggressive behavior shall be leashed and removed immediately
5.
Dogs must be in
view and voice control of the owners/ handlers at all times
6.
Owners/Handlers
must carry a leash at all times for their dog(s)
7.
A maximum of 2
dogs per owner/handler
8.
No
unaccompanied children under 13 years old allowed
9.
Dogs 4 months
of age (16 weeks) or less are prohibited
10. Dogs in HEAT are prohibited
11. No food or drinks (Humane or Canine) except bottled
water allowed in park
12. Dogs less than 25 lbs. are not allowed in the large
dog area. Dogs over 25 lbs. are not allowed in the small dog area.
13. No bicycles, rollerblades, skate boards or motorized
vehicles allowed in the park except maintenance vehicles
14. Owners/Handlers are required to clean up their dog’s
waste
15. Owners/Handlers shall report dog bites or scratches
to HUMANS, & any aggressive incidents, dog fights etc. to Saginaw Animal
Services immediately @ 817-230-0460 during business hours, after hours contact
Police Dispatch at 817-232-0311. In case of an EMERGENCY call 911.
16. YOUR USE OF THIS PARK IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. THE CITY
IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS, INJURY, OR OTHER DAMAGES OF ANY KIND
17. All Dog Park users are subject to citations for
violations of park rules.
Ordinances
City of Saginaw has ordinances pertaining to animals being kept inside
the city limits. To see our ordinances please CLICK
HERE
501c3
Saginaw TX Animal Services Animal Welfare &
Safety Corp. non-profit 501c3 was formed in 2022 to help the City of Saginaw Animal
Services Dept. with many animal related issues. In fiscal year 22/23 the 501c3
spent over $15,000.00 helping Animal Services with Veterinary bills and
vaccinations. With your help the 501c3 has been able to help many animals. We
look forward to many years of continuing to help these fur babies.
Board Members:
|
NAME |
POSITION |
|
Karen
Reed |
President |
|
Teresa
Bell |
Vice-President |
|
Ronda
Nyberg |
Secretary |
|
Kelly
Henderson |
Treasurer |
|
Breanna
Farley |
Ex-Officio
Member |
Animal Shelter Advisory Committee:
Purpose
The
purpose of the committee shall be to assist animal shelters located within the
city limits regarding compliance with Chapter 823 of
the Health and Safety Code. Additionally, upon request of the city council,
the committee may: (i) provide recommendations to the city regarding its
compliance with the Texas Rabies Control Act and (ii) recommend ways to improve
the efficiency and cost effectiveness of the city’s animal control program. For
more information, contact the Animal Services Manager at 817-230-0460.
Meetings
The
Animal Shelter Advisory Committee meets at least three times per year. Meetings
are held in the Conference Room at the Public Works Facility, 205 Brenda Lane
Committee Members
|
Member |
Title |
Place |
Term Expiration |
|
Dr. Karent Metzler |
Licensed Veterinarian |
Place 1 |
July 2025 |
|
Spencer Meara |
Citizen |
Place 2 |
July 2024 |
|
Joseph Stout / Chair |
Involved in Welfare
Organization |
Place 3 |
July 2025 |
|
Jose Wheeland /Animal
Services Liason |
City Official Animal Services Manager |
Place 4 |
July 2024 |
|
Breanna Farley |
Involved in Shelter
Operations/ Sr. ACO |
Place 5 |
July 2025 |
|
John Peet |
Citizen |
Place 6 |
July 2024 |
|
Judy Deller / Vice Chair |
Citizen |
Place 7 |
July 2025 |
|
Laura Yandell |
Citizen |
Place 8 |
July 2024 |
|
Stacey Liebel |
Citizen |
Place 9 |
July 2025 |
|
Megan Le / Secretary |
Citizen |
Alternate 1 |
July 2025 |
|
Julie Jacobson |
Citizen |
Alternate 2 |
July 2024 |
Related Documents
Agendas & Minutes
2025
01/21/25 Regular Meeting Agenda
04/22/25
Regular Meeting
07/22/25 Regular Meeting
10/28/25
Regular Meeting
2024
10/22/24 Regular Meeting Agenda
07/23/24 Regular Meeting Agenda Minutes
06/11/24
Special Meeting Agenda Minutes
04/30/24
Regular Meeting
02/27/24
Special Called Meeting Agenda
01/23/24
Regular Meeting Agenda Minutes
2023
2022
12/07/22
Regular Meeting Agenda
Minutes
09/14/22
Regular Meeting Agenda
Minutes
03/14/22
Regular Meeting Agenda
2021
12/13/21
Minutes
12/06/21
Regular Meeting Agenda
04/13/21
Regular Meeting Agenda
2020
10/21/20
Regular Meeting Agenda
Minutes
06/03/20
Minutes
2019
12/04/19
Regular Meeting Agenda
Minutes
08/20/19
Regular Meeting Agenda
Minutes
04/23/19
Regular Meeting Agenda
Minutes
2018
09/25/18
Regular Meeting Agenda
05/08/18
Regular Meeting Agenda
Volunteer Program
We could not function or
survive without the hundreds of hours of work from our cherished volunteers.
Volunteers have an enormous impact on the health and well-being of our pets.
The investment is minimal but the return is immeasurable!
Volunteers Help With:
·
Daily Shelter Activities - The center sees thousands of animals each year. Often these pets
need socialization, bathing or just a kind word to warm their hearts. With
limited staff and new pets being brought in daily, the need for people to walk
dogs, clean cages and even to help with adoptions is ever increasing.
·
Special Events -
Offsite adoptions and other special events are almost always staffed by
volunteers. There is nothing like knowing that you made the difference for that
one pet!
Volunteer Opportunities
We are always looking for
help in finding the animals in our care a good adoptive home. Volunteers are an
essential part of the daily activities in our shelter to assist with
socializing, walking, cleaning, and playing with the animals. Volunteers ages
17 or older can volunteer, however, volunteers ages 10-16 must have a
parent/guardian present.
To start the process please fill out the application below.
Animal Services Staff Directory
Animal Services Manager
Jose Wheeland jwheeland@saginawtx.org 817-230-0458
Adoption Rescue Coordinator
Kelly Henderson khenderson@saginawtx.org 817-230-0460
Sr. Animal Control Officer
Breanna Farley bfarley@saginawtx.org 817-230-0454
Animal Control Officer
Taylor Guadian tguadian@saginawtx.org 817-230-0461
Lead Shelter Technician
Jannet Garcia jgarcia@saginawtx.org 817-230-0460
PT Shelter Technician
Joseph O’Connor
PT Shelter Technician
Jill Smith
Pt Shelter Technician
Dezarae Compton
Shelter email
Meet our Staff
Animal Services
Manager
Jose Wheeland
Jose is a Veteran
of the US Army where he served 4 years as an Infantryman before being honorably
discharged. In 1999 he moved back to the Great State of Texas. In 2000 he moved
into the Saginaw Area to be closer to family. In April 2001 he started his
career with the Public Works Department. In 2003 he volunteered to fill in as
an ACO while the ACO at the time was deployed with the Military. Jose became
Basic ACO certified and EU certified and is also a licensed Code Compliance
Officer in the State of Texas. After 15yrs with Animal Control he was made the
Interim Animal Services Manager due to a vacancy in that position in December
of 2016 and in February of 2017 was officially promoted to Animal Services
Manager. During his career he has obtained numerous certfications such as
Basic, Advanced & Administrative ACO certifications to list a few. He is
the LRCA (Local Rabies Control Authority) for Saginaw.
Kelly Henderson
Adoption Rescue
Coordinator
Kelly began his career with the City of Saginaw
Recreation Dept. in April 2005 as an Athletic Coordinator. In 2007 he was promoted
to Recreation Services Manager where he served in that capacity until 2020. He
moved to Animal Services to take on the role as the Adoption/Rescue
Coordinator. Kelly became certified as a grant writer, Basic ACO, Advanced ACO,
and Administrative ACO certifications. Kelly played an instrumental role in
setting up the non-profit 501c3 that helps the City of Saginaw Animal Services
Dept. Kelly is married and has 1 son.
Senior ACO/
Shelter Tech Supervisor
Breanna Farley
Breanna
“Bre” is a Saginaw local living in Saginaw since 2003. She graduated Saginaw
High School in 2012 and received her Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Services
and Development from Tarleton State University in 2016. She has experience with
livestock, as well as small animals and spent her time growing up riding
horses, barrel racing, and participating in the FFA. Bre started her career
with Animal Control in 2020 as an Animal Control Officer and has gained the
experience and certifications (Basic/Advanced & Administrative) to be a Sr. ACO/Shelter Technician Supervisor
as well as the city’s backup LRCA (Local Rabies Control Authority).
Advanced ACO
Taylor Guadian
Taylor is a
graduate of Boswell High School Class of 2022, her participation in FFA grew
her passion for helping animals. This led her to a career in Animal Services.
Taylor started out as a Shelter Technician with Animal Services in 08-2022 and
transferred to a ACO position later that month due to a vacancy. She has
exceled in her field and currently has Basic and Advanced ACO certfications to
list a few.
FT Shelter
Technician
Jannet Garcia
Jannet is the
newest member of our team, she is married with 2 kids and a furbaby “Gunner”.
She is a graduate of Central High School Class of 2010 and attended the dental
assistant program at UTA. She started her career in the private sector where
she worked at a veterinary clinic, after 10+ years she decided to make the
change to the public sector and hired on as a FT Shelter Technician in July of
2023. Jannet is a animal lover and a great fit to our team.
PT Shelter
Technician
Joseph O’Connor
Joseph is one of
our PT Shelter Technician. He started his career with us in 2021. He is a big
lover of animals and enjoys making sure they are well taken care of while here
at our facility. He does everything he can to spoil them while they are in his
care.
PT Shelter
Technician
Jill Smith
Jill is one of our PT Shelter Technicians and has
been with Saginaw Animal Services since November 2022. She is an avid animal
lover. In addition to caring for the animals at the shelter, she is also a
teacher for Little Blessings Preschool in Saginaw, Texas. Between Jill's
husband and herself, they have six kids, ranging from age 31 to 11. They also
have a house full of animals, of course. Jill truly enjoys her role with
Saginaw Animal Services and the time she gets to spend caring for the animals
who are still looking for their furever homes. It is her dream that every
animal has a loving home.
PT Shelter
Technician
Dezarae Crumpton
Dezarae is one our PT Shelter Technicians, she is a passionate animal advocate, proud nerd and artist who is dedicated to making a difference at the local shelter. She is a animal lover and is super excited to start her animal career field with our facility and show our animals the compassion and care our furry friends deserve and truly need while in our care.
Donation
Can't Adopt? There are many
ways you can support the Saginaw Animal Shelter.
· Laundry Detergent (Pods Only)
· Clorox Bleach
· Lysol Disinfecting Wipes
· Hand Soap: Liquid Dial
· Dawn Dish Detergent
· Frontline Plus Flea and Tick for Cats
· Frontline Plus Flea and Tick for Dogs 23-44 lbs
· Frontline Plus Flea and Tick for Dogs 45-88 lbs
· Non-Clumping Kitty Litter
· Cat Toys
· Dog Toys
· Cat and Small Dog Collars
· Medium Dog Collars
· Large Dog Collars
· Standard 6’ Leashes
· Towels and Washcloths
· Pill Pockets for Dogs
· Durable Dog Toys
· Easy Treat Kong Filler
· No-Hide Dog Chews
· Dry Adult Dog Food (Purina Dog Chow, Purina One, Purina Pro Plan, or Iams)
· Dry Puppy Food (Purina Puppy Chow, Purina One, Purina Pro Plan, or Iams)
· Cans of Adult Dog Wet Food (Purina One, Purina Pro Plan, or Iams)
· Cans of Wet Puppy Food (Purina or Iams)
· Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin and Stomach - Dry and Wet Dog Food (Salmon and Rice Flavor)
· Dry Adult Cat Food (Purina Cat Chow, Purina One, Purina Pro Plan or Iams)
· Dry Kitten Food (Purina Kitten Chow, Purina One, Purina Pro Plan or Iams)
· Cans of Wet Kitten Food
· Cat Litter
· Newspaper
· Kitten Milk Replacement
· Cat Beds
· Fleece Blankets
If you would like to do a
monetary donation, click the "Donate" button below and you will be
directed to our online payments page.
Donations to the Saginaw
Animal Services will be specifically used to offset necessary veterinarian
expenses.
Please note that the
"Donate" button will take you to the PayPal of the Saginaw Texas
Animal Welfare and Safety Corporation which is the 501(c)(3) organization that
supports the Saginaw Animal Shelter. If you do not have a PayPal Account, click
on the "Donate" button and select the "Donate with Debit or Credit
Card."
Check out our Amazon Wish
list by clicking on the link below:
Click
here to see our Amazon Wishlist
Visit http://www.kroger.com.
Once logged into their
Kroger account they can search for SAGINAW TX ANIMAL SERVICES WELFARE &
SOCIETY CORP. either by name or TL069 and then click Enroll.
New users will need to
create an account which requires some basic information, a valid email address
and a rewards card.
*Customers must have a
registered Kroger rewards card account to link to your organization.
*If a member does not yet
have a Kroger rewards card, please let them know they are available at the
customer service desk at any Kroger
SHELTER NEWS
Our next
vaccination clinic of the year will be held on February 22, 2025 from 10am-12pm
at the Saginaw Animal Shelter located at 205 Brenda Ln.
***ATTENTION***
Due to recent
closing due to staffing issues, effective September 1, 2025 Animal Services
will be closed on Saturdays. This closure will help us to better assist the
public during the week. If you are a volunteer or Community Service and
would like to
assist with Saturday Feed and Clean please get with a staff member to schedule
your times.
***ATTENTION***
City of Saginaw and City of Blue Mound have passed a TNVR
ordinance. All citizens wishing to participate, can contact the shelter to
borrow a trap, or you may contact Animal Services and fill out a round up form
allowing Animal Services access to their property to set, check, and remove
traps. Any citizens wishing to become a colony caretaker must register as a
colony caretaker with Animal Services for more information please contact
Animal Services at 817-230-0460. Animal Services will no longer service
personal traps.
***ATTENTION***
Kennel cough is on
the rise in the DFW area, many shelters are experiencing outbreaks of kennel
cough. Saginaw Animal Services is currently shutting down adoptions due to
having animals showing signs and symptoms of kennel cough. For more information
on kennel cough CLICK HERE. Please be sure to get your furry friend
boostered every 6 months to a year, per vet recommendations. Kennel cough is very contagious.
UPCOMING EVENTS
(Please
rotate your phone to see tables)
Click on Location for address
|
DATE |
EVENT |
LOCATION |
|
04-27-2024
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. |
Off
Site Adoption Event (CANCELED) |
|
|
08-01-2025
– 08-31-2025 |
Clear
The Shelters |
|
|
10-11-2025
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. |
Train
& Grain |
|
|
TBD |
Breakfast
with the Grinch (tickets for sale now at Animal Services during business
hours) |
For
ticket Sales Saginaw Animal Services |
|
TBD |
Meet
Santa & The Grinch Picture event |
|
|
TBD |
Christmas
Parade |
|
|
TBD |
Pet
Pictures with Santa |
FUNDRAISING EVENTS
Click on Location
for address
|
DATE |
EVENT |
LOCATION |
|
10-11-2025
10AM-4PM |
Train
& Grain |
|
|
TBD |
Breakfast
with the Grinch (tickets for sale now at Animal Services during business
hours) |
For
ticket Sales Saginaw Animal Services |
|
TBD |
Meet
Santa & The Grinch Picture event |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
TBD |
Donation
Event Pet Pictures with Santa |
Vaccination
Clinics
Saginaw Animal Services
will be hosting Texas Coalition for Animal Protection for a low cost vaccination clinic. These clinics will
be held at 205 Brenda Ln Saginaw TX 76179 from 10 a.m. – 12p.m.. The animal
shelter will be open for Saginaw residents to register their pets. Registration
is $10 and is required to be done annually per city ordinance.
Event Rules
·
All customers must be in line no later than 12 p.m.
·
All dogs must be leashed, and all owners must have control
of their animal.
·
If you are unable to control your pet, please leave them
with someone in your vehicle while you wait in line.
·
All cats must be in a carrier
·
If you need assitance please contact a staff member.
·
Registrations will be done after vaccination is received
inside the shelter (Saginaw Residents Only)
·
Do not block the gated entry, please be aware of any
vehicles/ machinery entering and leaving the property
Event Dates
February 22, 2025 10
a.m. – 12 p.m.
May 17, 2025 10
a.m. – 12 p.m.
September 20, 2025 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
December 6, 2025 10
a.m. – 12 p.m.
If you are unable to make these events you may visit the following
website for vaccination clinics
Texas Coalition for Animal
Protection
Texas
Faoundation for Animal Care
Adoption Events
& Specials
Saginaw Animal
Services strives to find a fur ever home for the animals in their care. We host
off site adoption events and also run adoption specials through out the year.
If interested check out our adoptable pets on our pet portal
Off Site Adoption events (More events will
be added as they come about)
Click on Location for map
|
Date |
Location |
Times |
|
April
27, 2024 |
Elkins Hardware (CANCELED PER
VENUE) |
10a.m.-
4p.m. |
|
|
|
|
Adoption Specials
|
Dates |
Event |
Special
Price |
Special
Info |
|
September
2, 2025 – September 5, 2025 |
Labor
Day Sepcial |
$50 |
|
|
October
27, 2025 – October 31, 2025 |
Halloween
Special |
$50 |
On
Oct 31st wear your favorite costume at time of adoption and it
will be FREE (must be a COSTUME) |
|
November
24, 2025 – November 26, 2025 |
Thanksgiving
Special |
$50 |
|
|
December
15, 2025 – December 31, 2025 |
Memorial
Day Special |
$50 |
12-15
-12-19 $75 /12-22,12-23 & 12-26 $50/12-29 – 12-31 $25 |
|
January
2, 2026 – January 9, 2026 |
New
Year Special |
$75 |
|
|
February
9, 2026 – February 13, 2025 |
Valentines
Special |
$75 |
|
|
March
16, 2026 – March 20, 2026 |
Luck
of the Irish |
$75 |
|
|
April
6, 2026 – April 10, 2026 |
Easter
Special |
$75 |
|
|
May
5, 2026 |
Cinco
de Mayo |
$5 |
ONE
DAY ONLY SPECIAL ALL ADOPTABLE ANIMALS $5 |
|
May
11, 2026 – May 15, 2026 |
Mothers
Day |
$75 |
|
|
May
26, 2026 – May 29, 2026 |
Memorial
Day |
$75 |
ACTIVE
DUTY/ RETIRED MILITARY & FIRST RESPONDERS FREE WITH VALID ID |
|
June
22 , 2026 – June 26, 2026 |
Fathers
Day |
$75 |
|
|
July
6, 2026 – July 10, 2026 |
Independence
Day |
$75 |
|
|
September
8, 2026 – September 11, 2026 |
Labor
Day |
$75 |
|
|
TBD |
Halloween
Special |
$75 |
|
|
TBD |
Thanksgiving
Special |
$75 |
|
|
TBD |
Christmas
Special |
$75 |
|
|
TBD |
New
Years Special |
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