Stay tuned for upcoming adoptions, spay and neuter opportunities, and other animal related events. For a list of events in Tooele County, the Salt Lake City area and beyond, please visit the No More Homeless Pets of Utah Events Calendar for more information.
Give a homeless dog or cat (or maybe even two!) a new "leash" on life. Shelter animals have proven time and time again to be the very best pets. They're intelligent little furry people who KNOW when they've been rescued, and they'll reward you with unconditional love beyond your wildest imaginations. Sure... some of them need some extra love, training and TLC. Fortunately, though, that's usually ALL they need (besides food and shelter, of course) to be the best friend you've ever had. In fact, check out this fabulous new link for TRAINING VIDEOS...
Even if you're not ready for the commitment required to adopt a new pet, please support the homeless pets in your area in other ways. Donate to your favorite animal charity, or volunteer at your local animal shelter. A little bit goes a long way, so please find it in your heart to donate the whole year through. You can find your local shelter by visiting www.hsus.org.
Here's another option that helps our dogs be comfortable...
 | We have chosen Kuranda dog beds for our boarding facilities because they are so good for our dogs. We still don't have enough for all of our kennels. If you would like to donate a bed so another dog can sleep in proper comfort, please click here. |
Here's another easy way to help, from where you're sitting right now! CLICK HERE and donate today!...
On behalf of these temporarily displaced but wonderful, loving animals, THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!
ALWAYS REMEMBER... A pet is a lifetime commitment. Visit your local animal shelter and adopt a friend for life.
Please continue to watch www.petfinder.com, and tell your family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, grocery store cashiers, school teachers, postal workers, and everyone you meet to do the same. There's never a shortage of animals who need new, loving homes... petfinder.com and you is the perfect partnership for helping them do just that.
Our shelter is small, but we still have a steady stream of wonderful, adoptable dogs and cats coming in. Click here to see which fantastic pets are waiting for you today at our shelter. We are proud to partner directly with Tooele Animal Outreach, a Tooele County-based rescue group that routinely rescues dogs and cats from our shelter into their growing foster program, where the animals stay until they are adopted into a permanent, loving home. Visit their website to see what wonderful animals are up for adoption from this program. You can also visit the Tooele City Animal Shelter's site for more adoptable animals in Tooele County. You can also call the Tooele County shelter at 435-882-1051, or the Stockton City shelter at 435-882-3877.
The Grantsville Police Department is located at 429 E. Main St. in Grantsville. The animal shelter is at a separate location, but is also easy to find. Just call or email any of the contacts below to set up a time to visit the shelter to take home your family's new companion.
Grantsville City Animal Shelter
429 E. Main St.
Grantsville, UT 84029
The Grantsville Animal Shelter is not a staffed facility. Between 8am-4pm, Monday-Friday, call either (435) 884-6881 for more information or to schedule a visit to the shelter.
