Holladay ESA and Psychiatric Service Dog Letters
Holladay grew from 14,561 residents when it incorporated in 1999 to 31,965 in 2020, after four annexations, and it still carries the name of John Holladay of the 1847 Mississippi Company. Start with a free online screening, and a clinician licensed in Utah will decide whether a support animal or psychiatric service dog letter fits your care.
The County's PAWS Mobile Clinic
- Free spay and neuter for owned pets
- At least 8 weeks old and 2 pounds
- Under 7 years and in good health
- Appointments only, never walk-ins
Why a Utah License Comes First in Holladay
Evaluated in state
Holladay letters are signed by clinicians licensed in Utah.
Truthful requests
Utah law treats knowingly false support animal claims as a class C misdemeanor.
Federal test
Whether an animal is a support animal in Utah turns on federal accommodation law.
Holladay Letter Plans From Spring-Fed Fountains
Each fountain pours one plan, and its price flows in live from our checkout.
Holladay's Settlement on Spring Creek
On July 29, 1847, the Mississippi Company, John Holladay of Alabama among them, entered the Salt Lake Valley and soon found a spring-fed stream near today's Kentucky Avenue. They called it Spring Creek, and while most went back to Salt Lake City for the winter, two or three men stayed in dugouts on its banks. The town was known as Holladay's Settlement and Big Cottonwood, and it incorporated on November 29, 1999.
PAWS Mobile Clinic Eligibility Check for Holladay Pets
Salt Lake County's mobile clinic visits every city in the county. Enter your pet's details to see whether it fits the free spay and neuter rules or needs a vaccine-only visit.
- Choose your pet and enter its age and weight, then select Check Eligibility.
Holladay Letters, Drawn Fresh
Housing ESA letter
To request an accommodation from your Holladay landlord.
Letter for multiple animals
Covers every animal the clinician confirms.
Psychiatric service dog letter
For a dog trained to carry out tasks for a psychiatric disability.
Certificate and ID card
Bundled with selected plans.
Upstream to Your Holladay Letter
Screening at the source
Answer the free questions online about your health, your animal and your home.
A Utah clinician
A licensed Utah clinician evaluates you, often by telehealth when clinically suitable.
The letter flows to you
If you qualify, choose a plan and the signed letter reaches your inbox.
Mount Olympus, Knudsen's Corner and the Village
Cottonwood Mall
Utah's first enclosed mall, built in the 1960s and closed in 2007.
Knudsen's Corner
Settled by Rasmus Knudsen and now shared with Cottonwood Heights.
Holladay Village
The city's downtown, and the heart of a city of 31,965.
Holladay Areas We Cover
Holladay Questions in Water Drops
Is the PAWS mobile clinic free for Holladay pets?
Spay and neuter surgery is free for the owned pets of Salt Lake County residents, Holladay included, and the visit also covers vaccinations, nail trimming and microchipping.
Which pets can PAWS spay or neuter?
Kittens and puppies need to weigh at least 2 pounds and be at least 8 weeks old, and cats and dogs need to be under 7 years old and in good health.
Can I walk in to the PAWS mobile clinic?
No. PAWS works by appointment only, and it also offers vaccine-only appointments.
Who handles licensing and strays in Holladay?
Salt Lake County Animal Services, whose shelter is at 511 W 3900 S. Its 24-hour dispatch line is 801-840-4000.
Can older adults adopt from the county shelter without a fee?
Salt Lake County Animal Services can waive the adoption fee for adopters over 55 who choose a pet over 5 years old.
Can a Holladay landlord bill me for damage my ESA causes?
Yes. Utah Code 26B-6-803 lets the owner of private housing recover the reasonable cost of repairing damage a support animal causes, and the tenant is liable for it, even though no extra fee or deposit may be charged for a qualifying animal.
Holladay's Neighbors Along the Wasatch
General information for Holladay residents and renters, current as of October 2026, and not legal advice. Salt Lake County Animal Services runs licensing, the shelter and the PAWS clinic and can change their rules, so confirm with the county before relying on a detail here. Screening does not guarantee a letter. In a crisis, call or text 988.
Draw Up a Free Holladay Screening
From the Village to the foot of Mount Olympus, a Utah-licensed clinician can consider how your animal supports your mental health.
