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You can buy or renew a dog license at your local veterinarian's office, at the Animal Services Shelter or at any one of the 311 Service Centers.

When someone says an animal is “fixed” or “altered” that means the animal has been spayed or neutered. PAWS spays and neuters every animal adopted from our shelter, even those as young as eight-weeks-old. We also recommend that people have their pets altered as soon as possible.

You can buy or renew a dog license at your local veterinarian's office, at the Animal Services Shelter or at any one of the 311 Service Centers.

You can contact the Council in person, by phone or use the online Change of Pet Registration form. Council needs to be notified in writing about any changes of dog ownership so its records can be kept up to date. In a residential area, Council limits each household to two dogs.

You can contact the Council in person, by phone or use the online Change of Pet Registration form. Council needs to be notified in writing about any changes of dog ownership so its records can be kept up to date. In a residential area, Council limits each household to two dogs.

When someone says an animal is “fixed” or “altered” that means the animal has been spayed or neutered. PAWS spays and neuters every animal adopted from our shelter, even those as young as eight-weeks-old. We also recommend that people have their pets altered as soon as possible.

Overview. King County pet licenses are required for all dogs and cats eight weeks of age or older living in the Regional Animal Services coverage area*. A pet license identifies and protects your dog or cat in case they get lost.

You can contact the Council in person, by phone or use the online Change of Pet Registration form. Council needs to be notified in writing about any changes of dog ownership so its records can be kept up to date. In a residential area, Council limits each household to two dogs.

Cat owner requirements 1 yearLifetimeFull Fees$20.00$100.00Pensioner Concession$10.00$50.00

You can contact the Council in person, by phone or use the online Change of Pet Registration form. Council needs to be notified in writing about any changes of dog ownership so its records can be kept up to date. In a residential area, Council limits each household to two dogs.

Overview. King County pet licenses are required for all dogs and cats eight weeks of age or older living in the Regional Animal Services coverage area*. A pet license identifies and protects your dog or cat in case they get lost.

The three most reputable and well-known all-breed registries in North America are the AKC, the United Kennel Club, and the Canadian Kennel Club. It may be helpful to start your search with these registries to determine if your dog is eligible for registration.

Cat owner requirements 1 yearLifetimeFull Fees$20.00$100.00Pensioner Concession$10.00$50.00

Dog licenses License TypeFeeAltered, one-year (requires proof of surgery)$37Altered, two-year (requires proof of surgery)$74Unaltered, one-year$105Unaltered, two-year$210

The three most reputable and well-known all-breed registries in North America are the AKC, the United Kennel Club, and the Canadian Kennel Club. It may be helpful to start your search with these registries to determine if your dog is eligible for registration.

The keeping of more than two dogs on your property requires written approval from the City. If you have more than two dogs staying permanently at your home and would like to apply, please contact the City's Customer Service Team on 9439 0200 or customer@kwinana.wa.gov.au, for a copy of the application form.

Dog licenses License TypeFeeAltered, one-year (requires proof of surgery)$37Altered, two-year (requires proof of surgery)$74Unaltered, one-year$105Unaltered, two-year$210

You can register your cat online, by post or in person. Registering is a two-step process. Firstly, you apply for a one-year, three-year or lifetime registration. Once this has been approved by the City of Perth, we will send you an invoice with a Payment ID for you to pay your registration fee.

The keeping of more than two dogs on your property requires written approval from the City. If you have more than two dogs staying permanently at your home and would like to apply, please contact the City's Customer Service Team on 9439 0200 or customer@kwinana.wa.gov.au, for a copy of the application form.

Yes, all dogs and cats in Washington are required to be licensed.

You can register your cat online, by post or in person. Registering is a two-step process. Firstly, you apply for a one-year, three-year or lifetime registration. Once this has been approved by the City of Perth, we will send you an invoice with a Payment ID for you to pay your registration fee.

To register your dog please: Complete the Dog Registration Form. Ensure you have the following information: Completed registration form. Payment (see fees below) ... Submit the completed form, payment and documents to the City of Kwinana: In person at the Administration Office. By post to PO Box 21, Kwinana WA 6966.

Yes, all dogs and cats in Washington are required to be licensed.

To register your dog please: Complete the Dog Registration Form. Ensure you have the following information: Completed registration form. Payment (see fees below) ... Submit the completed form, payment and documents to the City of Kwinana: In person at the Administration Office. By post to PO Box 21, Kwinana WA 6966.