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'Foster To Adopt' a Lovable Companion

Sky was an emaciated young pup, weighing 19.6 pounds, when Irving Animal Services’ (IAS) officers picked her up one cold November afternoon. When she arrived at the Irving Animal Care Campus, 4140 Valley View Lane, the clinic staff jumped into a...

Texas Animal Health Commission Issues FAQs for Pet Owners

According to the Texas Animal Health Commission, there is no evidence that pets can catch or spread the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) illness. 

But with the changes in protocol to veterinary clinics and the spread among humans of the virus, the age...

Animal Services Institutes Changes During Disaster Order

In an effort to protect public health, the City of Irving will manage public access at the Irving Animal Care Campus (IACC), 4140 Valley View Lane. Managed access will remain in effect until further notice. All volunteer and community service activities a...

Pet's Excessive Barking, Howling can be a Nuisance to Neighbors

Excessive barking, howling or other noises from animals kept on a resident’s property disturb the peace and quiet of surrounding neighbors. It is also a violation of Section 6-5 Loud Animals of the Irving Code of Ordinances.

Residents can report a problem ...