Wilson Butte Cave
Digs near town turned up artifacts among the oldest dated in North America.
Twin Falls counted 51,807 residents in 2020 and sits on the south rim of the Snake River Canyon, between Shoshone Falls and the Perrine Bridge. Start with the free screening, and a clinician licensed in Idaho decides whether an emotional support animal letter or a psychiatric service dog letter is the right fit.
Three spans across the canyon, from the first question to a decision. Nothing is billed unless you qualify.
Questions about your health, your animal and your housing, answered from home.
Telehealth when clinically suitable, with an honest yes or no at the end.
Approved letters are emailed; if you do not qualify, nothing is billed.
A Twin Falls dog license runs for one or three years, but never past the date the dog's current rabies vaccination expires. Enter the dates to see when a new license would actually end.
Clear pricing for emotional support animal and psychiatric service dog letters written by a licensed mental health professional. Your screening is free, and you pay only if a clinician supports a letter and you decide to continue.
Best option for most renters with one emotional support animal
For people who have more than one emotional support animal in the home
For people who may qualify for a task-trained psychiatric service dog
Save more with combined document bundles
ESA letter and certificate in one package
Complete PSD documentation: letter, certificate and ID card
Four bottles from the Magic Valley dairy case, all filled by the same free screening.
Documentation for a reasonable accommodation request to a Twin Falls landlord.
Every animal your clinician agrees helps you, named on one letter.
For a dog trained to perform tasks for a psychiatric disability.
Reference documents that come with some bundles.
The Snake River Canyon forms the northern limit of Twin Falls and separates it from Jerome County. The Perrine Bridge across it is one of the few human-made structures in the world where BASE jumping is legal, and the canyon rim is where Evel Knievel tried his rocket-powered jump in 1974.
Four markers along the old trails that cross the Magic Valley.
Digs near town turned up artifacts among the oldest dated in North America.
Wilson Price Hunt's party lost a man in the rapids at Caldron Linn near today's Murtaugh.
His overland trip through the area became the basis of the Oregon Trail.
The first permanent settlement near the present townsite.
Six stickers for the back window, one for each corner of the area.
Three Idaho rules that sit right at the edge for renters and dog owners, like the rim above the river.
Idaho has no law listing what an ESA letter must say, so the credentials and judgment of the clinician who writes yours carry the weight. Federally, HUD has said since May 2026 that it will not presume untrained ESA requests reasonable, so each request is weighed on its facts.
Idaho Code 18-5812A bars denying a person with a disability housing for sale or rent because of a service dog, and an intentional violation is a misdemeanor.
Intentionally injuring an assistance animal can mean up to a year in jail or a $5,000 fine, and passing off an animal to gain disability benefits is a misdemeanor.
Six questions that surface in Twin Falls, each landed on its own trout.
Yes. Twin Falls city code calls for a license for each dog, issued for one or three years, and the application must include a current rabies vaccination certificate.
No. The license period cannot extend beyond the time the current rabies vaccination is valid, so a license bought with a one-year shot ends when that shot runs out.
The city's Code Enforcement and Animal Control office at 321 Second Avenue East answers at (208) 735-7278 during weekday office hours.
No Idaho statute sets rules for ESA documentation. Idaho's assistance animal laws focus on service dogs, and they state that emotional support or comfort is not work or a task.
Yes. Under Idaho Code 18-5811A, a person who is not an individual with a disability and uses an assistance animal or service dog in an attempt to gain treatment or benefits as one commits a misdemeanor.
Idaho Code 18-5812A says a person with a disability shall not be denied admittance to housing for sale or rent because they are accompanied by a service dog, and an intentional violation is a misdemeanor.
General information for Twin Falls residents, current as of October 2026, and not legal advice. License terms and fees are set by the City of Twin Falls and can change, so confirm them with Code Enforcement and Animal Control. Screening does not guarantee a letter. In a crisis, call or text 988.
Whether you rent downtown or on a farm road in the Magic Valley, a clinician licensed in Idaho can look at how your animal helps you.