Sandy City Animal Services

10/05/2026

09/22/2026

 Update:
“Kelly” went to a rescue today 9/30. Thank you everyone for your help. 

Meet “Kelly” the cutest Australian cattle dog you will ever meet.  “Kelly” is a neutered male, approximately 3 years old 

His adoption fee is $25. If you are interested in adopting/meeting him or want some additional information, please call (801) 352-4450 to schedule a time.

09/22/2026

Update: “Spike” went to a rescue today 10/12. Thank you everyone.

Meet “Spike” a 4 month old male, DSH, Tabby. “Spike” is super sweet and loves the cuddles. 

His adoption fee is $90 and includes a voucher for his neuter. If you are interested in adopting/meeting him or want some additional information, please call (801) 352-4450 to schedule a time.

09/16/2026

 Update: “Bolt” was adopted on 10/1. He went to a very special home to awesome people. THANK YOU!

Meet “Bolt” He is a 50 lbs 1 year old Husky who loves to play. He is energetic and gentle. He is looking for a forever home. 
His adoption fee is $90 and includes a voucher for his neuter. If you are interested in adopting/meeting him or want some additional information, please call (801) 352-4450 to schedule a time.

09/16/2026

Our Animal Control team trains to safely handle and relocate snakes in our community. If you see one, don’t approach or try to move it yourself. Keep a safe distance, keep pets and children away, and report it to Animal Control so trained personnel can handle it safely.

Animal Control Dispatch: 801-799-3000

08/26/2026

Sandy City begins a new era tonight with the official swearing in of our new Sandy City Police Department Chief Jeff Nigbur. You're invited to join us for the ceremony this evening at 5:30 pm at Sandy City Hall.

Chief Nigbur brings a wealth of experience and leadership to our highly skilled department with more than 25 years of service with the Utah Department of Public Safety, most recently as Assistant Chief/Major. His valuable mix of operations experience, inter-agency coordination, policy, and leadership skills will enhance our city's public safety. Please help me welcome Chief Jeff Nigbur.

08/25/2026

Come, celebrate national dog day. 

National Dog Day is next week and we'll be celebrating by having our city photographer stationed at the Sandy Dog Park (9980 S. 300 E.) from 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. to do some free, professional dog photography for whoever would like some fresh photos of their pup 🐶📸

08/25/2026

Big shout out to Garrett and his Scout Troop #1444 for building this AWESOME chicken coop. Thank you! We appreciate you and the future chickens will appreciate it too.

07/31/2026

With summer temperatures expected to reach the 100s this weekend, please take extra precautions to keep your pets safe.

Make sure they always have plenty of fresh water and access to shade or a cool indoor space. Walk pets during the cooler morning or evening hours, and check the pavement before heading out. If it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their paws.

Most importantly, never leave a pet inside a parked vehicle—even for a few minutes or with the windows cracked. Temperatures inside a car can quickly become deadly.

Our pets depend on us to protect them. Please help keep them cool, hydrated and safe this weekend.

07/22/2026

A message from our Animal Services Director, Trevor Leslie. Tips to prevent pet lockouts and how you and your furry friends can stay safe and cool this hot Utah Summer