Pleasant Grove ESA and Psychiatric Service Dog Letters
Pleasant Grove, first called Battle Creek, slopes off the Mount Timpanogos bench and counted 37,726 residents at the 2020 census. If you depend on an animal for anxiety, depression or another condition, you can take a free screening and have a Utah-licensed clinician review it.
Letters Pleasant Grove Residents Can Choose
Housing ESA letter
For an accommodation request to your Pleasant Grove landlord.
Letter for multiple animals
Covers each support animal the clinician agrees you need.
Psychiatric service dog letter
For a dog that is trained to perform tasks for a psychiatric disability.
Certificate and ID card
Bundled with certain plans.
Pleasant Grove Plans on Tree Tags
In the City of Trees, each tag is one plan, priced live from our checkout.
Pleasant Grove Household License Total
Pleasant Grove charges $15 to license a spayed or neutered dog and $35 for an unaltered dog. Enter your dogs to add up the household total.
- Enter your dogs, then select Add It Up.
Battle Creek Becomes Pleasant Grove
On July 19, 1850, William H. Adams, John Mercer and Philo T. Farnsworth staked out farms in what is now the city's southwest corner, and a small community took shape that September 13. The settlers later renamed it for a grove of cottonwood trees between Battle Creek and Grove Creek, near today's Locust Avenue and Battle Creek Drive.
Growing a Pleasant Grove Letter, Ring by Ring
The screening
Answer questions online about your symptoms, your animal and your Pleasant Grove home.
The evaluation
A Utah-licensed clinician evaluates you, by telehealth where that is clinically appropriate.
The letter
After you are approved, choose a plan and the signed letter is sent by email.
Battle Creek Falls and Strawberry Days
Strawberry Days
Utah's second-oldest community harvest festival, from a time when about 250 acres of strawberries grew here.
The G on Little Mountain
A large white hillside letter, short for "the Grove."
Christa McAuliffe Space Education Center
Listed among Pleasant Grove's notable places, with Evermore Park.
Pleasant Grove Areas We Serve
Why Pleasant Grove Renters Seek a Utah-Licensed Clinician
Licensed for Utah
Every Pleasant Grove letter is signed by a clinician with a Utah license.
Integrity
In Utah, misleading a provider to get support animal paperwork is a class C misdemeanor.
The federal line
Utah relies on federal reasonable accommodation law to decide what a support animal is.
Pleasant Grove Questions on Leaf Tags
Do dogs need a license in Pleasant Grove?
Yes. Dogs over four months old must be licensed with the city, and owners bring proof of a current rabies vaccination when they come in for the license.
How much is a Pleasant Grove dog license?
$15.00 for a spayed or neutered dog and $35.00 for an unaltered dog.
Where do stray animals from Pleasant Grove go?
To the North Utah Valley Animal Shelter at 193 North 2000 West in Lindon, which handles animals from Pleasant Grove and other northern Utah County cities. Its phone number is (801) 785-3442.
What does Pleasant Grove Animal Control do?
It enforces the city's animal ordinances, protects residents from violent and destructive animals and looks after the welfare of animals in the city.
When is Strawberry Days in Pleasant Grove?
In the third week of June. The first Strawberry Day was held on June 21, 1922, with strawberries and cream and a parade, and both are still part of the festival.
Is a support animal treated as a pet under Utah housing law?
No. Utah Code 26B-6-801 defines a support animal as one that qualifies as a reasonable accommodation under federal law, and 26B-6-803 bars a private housing owner from charging an extra fee or deposit because of it. With HUD enforcing less since May 2026, landlords' answers may differ.
Pleasant Grove's Utah County Neighbors
General information for Pleasant Grove residents and renters, current as of October 2026, and not legal advice. Pleasant Grove City and NUVAS set these license fees and shelter rules and can change them, so confirm with them before relying on a detail here. Screening does not guarantee a letter. In a crisis, call or text 988.
Your Free Pleasant Grove Screening Is Ready
From Battle Creek Canyon to Locust Avenue, a Utah-licensed clinician can review whether your animal belongs in your treatment.
