CITY OF HALTOM CITY 5024 Broadway Ave. Haltom City, Texas 76117 817-222-7700
Waste Connections did not run their trash trucks on Thursday, Feb 2, 2023. Thursday's pick-up has been cancelled and will not be made up. If you have Monday/Thursday service your next pick-up will be Monday, Feb 6, 2023.
Service will resume Friday for Tuesday/Friday trash service. If they are unable to finish Friday pickups they will complete the service on Saturday. We apologize for the inconvenience.
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
For the month of November, through Wednesday December 21, 2022, we will be waiving adoption fees! Instead of paying an adoption fee, we are asking pet adopters to please bring an unwrapped child's toy as part of your adoption process.
If you are not looking to adopt and just want to donate an unwrapped child's toy please feel free drop them off at the Animal Services facility during operating hours. We will be donating the gifts to needy families for the holidays.
To report an after-hours, animal-related emergency, contact the non-emergency Police dispatch line at 817-281-1000. For life-threatening situations, please call 911.
If you would like to volunteer at the shelter please call 817-222-7124 or stop by during operating hours to discuss volunteering opportunities.
Haltom City Animal Services will microchip your pet for $10. Please call the facility during operating hours to schedule an appointment. This service is available to Haltom City residents only. Please bring proof of residence, such as a driver license or utility bill as well as any rabies certificate or other info related to your pet.
We use 24PetWatch microchip services.
Haltom City Animal Services (HCAS) has a wonderful adoption program, and we invite you to consider our shelter when looking for your next pet. We also have a play yard and a play room where you can get to know your new best friend and find out if the match is right.
Based on age and health, most of our animals receive all necessary vaccinations before adoption.
All animals are required to be spayed or neutered after they are adopted, with documentation provided to the shelter. This is the responsibility of the adopter, and is required by both city and state laws.
You must be 18 or over, with a valid I.D. to adopt an animal. A legal contract is required for each adoption, and HCAS has the right to refuse adoption to anyone.
Haltom City Animal Services charges fees for animals that are picked up and housed at their facility.
Impound fees for animals that have not been spayed or neutered are as follows:
Impound fees for animals that have been spayed or neutered are as follows:
Mandatory sterilization is ordered after the second time an animal is picked up in a 12 month period.
A boarding fee of $10 per day applies to all animals impounded at the shelter.
Haltom City Animal Services issues citations to owners of pets who violate city ordinance regarding animal care and maintenance.
All pets are required to be on a secure leash at all times when not contained in a house or fenced yard. The most common citations issued by Haltom City Animal Service Officers are for "Dogs at Large" and "No Rabies Vaccination". Citations may also be issued for failure to display a current Rabies vaccination tag on an animal. Haltom City does not allow cats to run free. If a citizen feeds and/or harbors a stray cat for more than 10 days, they are considered the cat's owner and could be issued a citation for Cat at Large.
For more information, please refer to Haltom City's Animal Ordinance, linked below.
Once citations are issued, all questions and concerns must go through the Municipal Court.
Please call the facility at 817-222-7124 during operating hours to schedule an appointment. This service is available to Haltom City residents only. Please bring proof of residence, such as a driver license or utility bill as well as any rabies certificate or other info related to your pet.
We use 24PetWatch microchip services.
Haltom City Animal Services (HCAS) has a wonderful adoption program, and we invite you to consider our shelter when looking for your next pet. We also have a play yard and a play room where you can get to know your new best friend and find out if the match is right.
Based on age and health, most of our animals receive all necessary vaccinations before adoption.
All animals are required to be spayed or neutered after they are adopted, with documentation provided to the shelter. This is the responsibility of the adopter, and is required by both city and state laws.
You must be 18 or over, with a valid I.D. to adopt an animal. A legal contract is required for each adoption, and HCAS has the right to refuse adoption to anyone.
Please call the facility at 817-222-7124 during operating hours to schedule an appointment. This service is available to Haltom City residents only. Please bring proof of residence, such as a driver license or utility bill as well as any rabies certificate or other info related to your pet.
We use 24PetWatch microchip services.
Haltom City Animal Services charges fees for animals that are picked up and housed at their facility.
Impound fees for animals that have not been spayed or neutered are as follows:
Impound fees for animals that have been spayed or neutered are as follows:
Mandatory sterilization is ordered after the second time an animal is picked up in a 12 month period.
A boarding fee of $10 per day applies to all animals impounded at the shelter.
Haltom City Animal Services issues citations to owners of pets who violate city ordinance regarding animal care and maintenance.
All pets are required to be on a secure leash at all times when not contained in a house or fenced yard. The most common citations issued by Haltom City Animal Service Officers are for "Dogs at Large" and "No Rabies Vaccination". Citations may also be issued for failure to display a current Rabies vaccination tag on an animal. Haltom City does not allow cats to run free. If a citizen feeds and/or harbors a stray cat for more than 10 days, they are considered the cat's owner and could be issued a citation for Cat at Large.
For more information, please refer to Haltom City's Animal Ordinance, linked below.
Once citations are issued, all questions and concerns must go through the Municipal Court.
Surrender fees, for all species of animals, are as follows:
Deceased animal pick-up for veterinarian clinics, citizens with small animals (under 30 lbs) and citizens with large dogs (over 30 lbs) will have a fee of $10.00 per animal picked up.
The most recent Haltom City Animal Ordinance was adopted in March 2013. It's purpose is stated as such:
For more information, please refer to Haltom City's Animal Ordinance, linked above.
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2023