Frisco's Pet Project

What to do now? The Frisco animal ordinance passed last night and as most will agree “it’s an improvement.” But

The City of Frisco is doing it again. If you recall, City staff back in June 2019 and with little

Since the release of the Frisco Petland investigation by the Humane Society of United States this summer, the City of

Stop Frisco Animal Mill Sales has been leading this charge to rid Petland and their abusive pet practices from the

As of 9:00 AM this morning, June 17th, we learned that on Friday, June 14th, 2019, the City of Frisco

Here is one story of how a Frisco community rallied to rescue a Frisco stray. “Maggie is quite popular here

Early voting starts on Monday, April 22nd, for the City of Frisco. Before you head to the polls, we ask

Did you know? April is National Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month. Here are the Five Freedoms that are the internationally

Why doesn’t Frisco have its own animal rescue center? Imagine that Frisco Animal Services finds your pet and can’t locate

With your help and permission, we would love to include your pet’s picture on this website. What better way is

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association’s pet owner calculator and based on Frisco’s people population estimated at 185,435— Frisco’s

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