People for Pets

The 2021 "Pooch Splash," a day in which dogs can frolic off leash at Dierkes Lake in Twin Falls, is happening this Saturday, September 18. The event is a fundraiser for the city's animal shelter, and will help with costs for the care of these animals.

It's prep time for the Twin Falls Animal Shelter Pooch Splash and the only off-leash day of the year at Dierkes for your dogs.

If you've been thinking to yourself: 'Self, you need more cats in your life' then you and yourself need to get to the Twin Falls Animal Shelter.

The Twin Falls Animal Shelter is experiencing a few issues right now. They need help with kittens and they need help with overcrowded dog kennels.

The Twin Falls Animal Shelter is in full cat mode: meaning they are full of cats and kitten season is here too.

The big change for the Furrball this year: you can now participate from the comfort of your home.

If you are looking for a whole kitten caboodle, clowder, clutter, or a single kitty be sure to check out the felines waiting at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter.

You shouldn't be spending these gloomy days alone and your best friend shouldn't be spending these days at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter.

Someone at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter must be a big fan of Spongebob Squarepants.

Not only is the year coming to an end soon but so is the Whiskers in Wonderland event at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter.

If you have yet to open your doors to a feline friend or a canine companion, right now might be the perfect time to adopt.

On the People For Pets - Twin Falls Animal Shelter Facebook page you can always get and updated list and pictures of the adoptable cats and dogs.

One thing is certain this year though - the Twin Falls Animal Shelter has cats and dogs that are in need of homes.

The Twin Falls Animal Shelter is full of cats and kittens, so for the month of September they are offering adoptions at a discounted price.

For the month of August, the Twin Falls Animal Shelter has been involved in a clear the shelter event, offering half priced adoption fees on cats and dogs.

There are so many dogs and cats at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter right now that they are holding a 'clear the shelter event' with pet adoption fees cut in half.

I've seen other chickens and roosters show up, rabbits, and I even think I remember seeing goats and a ferret at the shelter.

September 19th at Dierkes Lake will be the only day of the year when dogs are allowed to play in the water.

If you have been thinking about getting your crazy cat lady starter kit going before summer arrives, now is the time to get to the Twin Falls Animal Shelter.

There is a lot of talk about how hard it is right now for many families to get the food they need for their families. Pets included.