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Animal Hoarding: Peoria vs Tempe

How do animal hoarding rules compare between Peoria, AZ and Tempe, AZ?

Peoria and Tempe have similar restriction levels.

Peoria, AZ

Maricopa County

Heavy Restrictions

Peoria limits dogs/cats to a combined total typically allowed in residential zones and treats hoarding under AZ §13-2910 animal cruelty. Maricopa County Animal Care & Control (MCACC) investigates hoarding complaints in Peoria.

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Tempe, AZ

Maricopa County

Heavy Restrictions

Tempe enforces AZ §13-2910 animal cruelty for hoarding. Tempe City Code Ch. 8 limits number of dogs/cats in residential zones; MCACC investigates complaints alongside Tempe PD.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactPeoriaTempe
State lawAZ §13-2910 cruelty-
EnforcementMCACC + Peoria PD-
Misdemeanor fineUp to $2,500-
Felony thresholdSerious neglect/injury-
Ownership banPossible on conviction-
Residential limit-~5 dogs/cats typical
Cruelty statute-AZ §13-2910
Forfeiture-§13-2910.07 boarding
Misdemeanor max-$2,500 + jail
Investigator-MCACC + Tempe PD

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Peoria FAQ

How many pets can I have in Peoria before it's considered hoarding?

Hoarding is based on inability to provide care, not a strict number. Peoria code caps residential dogs/cats without a kennel permit; exceeding that plus neglect triggers AZ §13-2910 cruelty charges.

Who investigates animal hoarding in Peoria?

Call Maricopa County Animal Care & Control (602-506-7387) for welfare checks. Peoria Police handle criminal cruelty cases in coordination with MCACC.

Tempe FAQ

How do I report suspected hoarding in Tempe?

Call Maricopa County Animal Care & Control at 602-506-7387 or Tempe PD non-emergency 480-350-8311. Both coordinate on welfare and criminal investigations.

Can hoarded animals be taken from the owner?

Yes. AZ §13-2910.07 allows forfeiture if the owner fails to post bond for boarding within 30 days of seizure. Animals then go to MCACC for adoption or rescue placement.

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