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Welcome to the NEW online
Coconino County Health and Human (CCHHS) Services Animal Services portal - a
convenient way to license your dog!
Licensing your dog is important
because:
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It helps
prevent rabies. Dogs must have a current rabies vaccination to apply for, or renew,
a dog license in Coconino County. Rabies is a potentially fatal disease for
humans and animals.
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Your dog will be safer. When
you license your dog, you are registered as the dog’s owner and your
information is entered into our database. If your dog is ever lost, you can
be quickly reunited with your pet.
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It helps other animals. The
fees collected from licensing directly support the services provided by CCHHS
Animal Services.
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It’s the law. In Coconino
County, all dogs over three months of age are required by law to be licensed
and vaccinated against rabies. (CCHHS Keeping of
Animals Ordinance 2021-10, Section 11-2 REG. 11-2-9.)
Click on the My Account/Dog
Licensing in tab to the left to get started.
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The
Coconino County Health and Human Services (CCHHS) Animal Services staff offers
a wide variety of services to safeguard the health and safety of our county
residents:
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Investigate
public complaints such as dogs at large, dangerous/vicious dogs at large, bite cases,
suspected cruelty, barking dogs, and suspected rabid animals. Enforce state and
local statutes/ordinances associated with enforceable public complaints. Call
(928) 679-8756 to file a complaint.
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Routine
patrols are performed on a regular basis throughout the County. If you would
like to request additional patrols within your area please call (928) 679-8756.
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Issue
dog licenses – CCHHS Animal Services issues dog licenses for all Coconino Couny
residents including the City of Flagstaff, as required by state law. You can
purchase a new license, renew an existing license, or update information on
your account through the My Account/Dog Licensing tab above. If you have any
questions please call (928) 679-8756.
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Kennel,
Shleter, and Pet Stores – CCHHS Animal Services provides plan review and
approvals for new businesses. If you are interested in opening a new kennel,
shelter, or pet store you must first go through the appropriate planning and
zoning agency to make sure the are is zoned for such a business. CCHHS Animal
Services also provides permits, renewal of permits, and annual inspections of
kennels, shelters, and pet stores to ensure compliance with the Keeping of Animals County Ordinance. If you have
questions, please call (928) 679-8756.
If you have questions about animal services
and live within a city or town, such as Flagstaff, please contact your city
animal services department:
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City of Flagstaff (928) 774-1414
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City of Page (928) 645-2461
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City of Williams (928) 635-4461
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City of Sedona (928) 282-3100
Services within Coconino County but outside a city or town
Coconino County Health and Human
Services Animal Services serves those living outside a city or town but within
the County. Leave a message after hours and on the weekend.
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CCHHS Animal Management (928)
679-8756
Additional Animal Management Resources
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Navajo Nation Animal Control (928)
729-4023
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Arizona Game and Fish Region II
Flagstaff Office - wildlife questions/concerns (928) 774-5045.
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Coconino County Sheriffs Department
non-emergency (928) 774-4523
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Emergencies call 911
Coconino County Health and Human Services
Animal Services applies annually for grant money through Arizona Companion
Animal Spay and Neuter Committee to use towards the spay and neutering for pets
for Coconino County residents. Please call our office at (928) 679-8756 to
inquire if funding is available.
High Country Humane offers a low cost vaccine clinic the first
Saturday of every month from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Numbers are limited so please
call High Country Humane at (928) 526-0742 or visit their website.
Additional Spay/Neuter Resources
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Coconino Humane
Association
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The Parker Project
With your help, more animals in
Arizona can be spayed or neutered. More spay/neuter means fewer animals ending
up homeless and unwanted. Order a Pet-Friendly
License Plate.
The Keeping of Animals Ordinance was
adopted on May 25, 2021 by the Coconino County Board of Supervisors. The
Ordinance outlines regulations, enforcement and requirements of kennels,
shelters and pet shops in Coconino County.
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Animal Services Ordinances
§ 2021 Final Keeping of Animals Ordinance
§ 2011-01: Barking Dog Ordinance
§ 2007-03: Dog At Large Ordinance (English, Spanish)
§ 2007-04 Cruelty Ordinance (English, Spanish)
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Cold Weather Pet and Livestock Safety Tips
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Public Records Request Information Form
Contact Us
2625 N King St
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Phone: (928) 679-8756
Toll Free: (877) 679-7272
Fax: (928) 679-8771
Hours:
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Closed from 12 – 12:30 p.m.
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