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Licensing Services is responsible for the following:

Canvassing the county to insure that all pet dogs over the age of four months are licensed. The license fee for an unaltered dog is $96/year versus the license fee for an altered dog, which is $15/year. Senior citizens and disabled persons pay $9/year if their dog is altered. Any animal that a vet says cannot be spayed/neutered due to medical reasons and who has a written letter from a vet will pay $24.00/year for a license. See if you qualify for the county's spay/neuter voucher program.

Assisting shelter staff at pet adoption fairs and other upcoming events (i.e. Be Kind to Animals Week Car Show & Carnival).

 

	Providing dog licensing services during the county's low-cost rabies clinics, which are conducted by local veterinarians. Clinics are usually held from May through July because this is when most rabies vaccines expire. If your dog's vaccine expires at another time you can go to a local vet to have the shot given.
	Distributing educational materials to dog/cat owners in order to help residents stay abreast of the latest animal laws so they can continue to be responsible pet owners.

If you need to have your pet
vaccinated, please contact your
local veterinarian or check pet
stores to see if they are offering
any vaccination clinics.

Licensing Laws/Ordinances

Rabies information

Veterinary Offices that offer MicroChips