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Residents Encouraged to Microchip Pets

May is National Chip Your Pet Month, and Irving Animal Services (IAS) reminds residents about the importance of microchipping pets.

A small electronic chip, the size of a grain of rice, can quickly assist in reuniting a lost pet with its owner. A microchip...

Parks and Trail Tips for Pet Owners

Now that spring is here, many residents will take their four-legged friend to the park and on the trails. Irving’s Parks and Recreation Department encourages pet owners to follow these tips when visiting a city park or trail.

Pick Up Pet Waste

Pet owners sh...

IAS Volunteers Give Animals a Second Chance

Irving Animal Services (IAS) depends on volunteers to help provide loving care and give animals a second chance at love and happiness.

People interested in volunteering with IAS can apply at the Irving Animal Care Campus, 4140 Valley View Lane, or online a...

Do Your Pets Wear an ID Tag? They Should

Nothing makes an Irving Animal Services officer happier than reuniting a lost pet with its owner. To ensure more pets are returned to their families quickly and without incident, Irving Animal Services (IAS) employs its S.O.S.: “Strays off the S...