An Arizona dust devil.
An Arizona dust devil.
Diamondback Rattlesnake
An Arizona Gila Monster.
Centipede / Scorpion
Beware, I’m poisonous!
Welcome to Tucson! Thanks to our great weather nearly all year, our area is a great place to bring your pets. We hope that the information below regarding our local pet playgrounds, some pet-related regulations , and our page on Desert Risks will help you and pets settle into our friendly, relaxed community.
These parks have fence enclosed fields and water so dogs can run off leash. Take a frisbee and a ball.
Udall Park – Tanque Verde Road, just east of Sabino Canyon Road. Map It
McDonald Park – North on Catalina Hwy, Left on Harrison, watch for signs on the Right. Second Entrance. Map It
More Off Leash Parks – Tucson Parks and Recreation
The Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) enforces laws dealing with dog licensing, animal bites, leash laws, public health and cruelty to animals.
Enforcement/Cruelty
520-743-7550
Address: 4000 N Silverbell
Tucson, AZ 85745
Pima County Dog License Requirements
*All Dogs are required to be licensed in Pima County*
Your dog must be kept in an enclosed yard when on your property. Your dog cannot be off your property unless restrained by a leash. Tying your dog out on a cable/ rope is prohibited.
Milk Bones Brushing Chew
Approved by the Veterinary Council on Oral Health (VCOH) as a safe and effective means of preventing and slowing down tartar build up on teeth.
Available for dogs and cats!