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Pet Licensing All dogs and cats must be licensed each year to a person 18 years of age and older. The license needs to be obtained within 30 days of the dog or cat reaching the age of four months, within 30 days of owning the dog or cat, or within 30 days after moving to the city.

Animal licensing is dependent on city ordinances, as well as specific zoning of an area, said Humane Society of Utah chief investigator John Fox. He agreed that owning farm animals such as goats and sheep has become more common in the past few years, though they are illegal in most residential areas.

Online Create an account through the online portal. Fill out the online application and pay the licensing fee with a valid debit/credit card. Submit proof of vaccination and sterilization. When all paperwork has been received and the fees have been paid, your license and receipts will be mailed to you.

Animal licensing is dependent on city ordinances, as well as specific zoning of an area, said Humane Society of Utah chief investigator John Fox. He agreed that owning farm animals such as goats and sheep has become more common in the past few years, though they are illegal in most residential areas.

The goats must be penned in an electric fence enclosure when they come feed. You also can't herd goats (or other animals) down city streets. If you think anyone is abusing an animal, call 385-486-7387.

To obtain a Utah County Animal License, your pet must be at least four (4) months of age with a current rabies vaccination. You are required to license your pet within thirty (30) days of acquiring the new animal, or moving into Utah County.