Animal Services

Dog licensing, animal control, and lost & found pets

Keeping Ammon's animals and community safe through licensing, education, and responsible animal control.

Lost or Found a Pet?

Pets found in Ammon are taken to the Snake River Animal Shelter in Idaho Falls. Start there if your pet is missing or you've found a pet without an owner.

Contact

3000 Lindsay Blvd
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
(208) 523-4219

More Info

View the Shelter Directory map
Visit the City Ammon Pets Facebook page

Apply for a Dog License

All dogs in Ammon must be licensed annually. Apply online or in person at City Hall.

Report an Animal Issue

For stray or aggressive animals, bite incidents, or any animal-related public safety concerns, call Bonneville County Dispatch.

Animal Ordinances

Review City of Ammon's animal regulations, leash laws, additional dog permit requirements, and prohibited animals. See City Ordinance Title 5 Chapter 3 and 4.

What We Do

Dog Licensing

Required annually for all dogs

Annual and multi-year license options
Discounted rates for spayed/neutered pets
Renewals due by December 31 each year
Licenses required for dogs 4 months and older
Proof of rabies vaccination required

Animal Control

Enforcement & public safety

Stray animal pickup and impoundment
Dog bite investigations and reporting
Leash law and nuisance enforcement
Dangerous or aggressive animal response
Wildlife conflict assistance

Dog License Application

License Your Dog Online

All dogs kept within the City of Ammon are required to be licensed. Any person having more than three dogs must apply for a Additional Dog Permit. Licenses expire December 31 each year.

Apply Online

Animal Services Fees

Current fees for dog licenses, additional dog permits, and related services are published in the City of Ammon's most recent fee resolution. Fees are reviewed and updated periodically by the City Council.

View Current Fee Schedule