Get southington dog license 2016-2024

Connecticut state law requires all pet owners to license their dogs. All dogs over six months must be licensed. Licensing provides vaccination and sterilization benefits for pets. All dogs must be licensed by June 30th of each year.

Statewide Zoning Regulations in Connecticut permit no more than six adult (6 months or more old) dogs in a single residence. The owner needs to obtain a license for each dog that they own. If you want to house more than six dogs, you'll need to apply and be approved for a commercial kennel license.

Dogs six months of age or older must be licensed. You can download a Dog License Application (in Spanish)* or Dog License Application (in English)*. *NOTE: This application must be mailed to your Town Clerk, with fees and required documents, not to our agency.

To Register by Mail To register your dog by mail send a certificate of alteration and a current rabies certificate with the appropriate fees to the Town Clerk's office. These papers will be returned to you with you dog license in your stamped, self addressed return envelope.

Dogs six months of age or older must be licensed. You can download a Dog License Application (in Spanish)* or Dog License Application (in English)*. *NOTE: This application must be mailed to your Town Clerk, with fees and required documents, not to our agency.

Connecticut state law requires all pet owners to license their dogs. All dogs over six months must be licensed. Licensing provides vaccination and sterilization benefits for pets. All dogs must be licensed by June 30th of each year.

The fee for licensing a spayed or neutered dog is $8.00. Licenses not applied for within the required 30 days will be subject to a penalty of $1.00 per month. Please provide the documentation and fee as outlined above, along with a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

Dogs, cats, and similar domestic pets, provided that no more than six (6) animals are kept and no commercial kennel is operated. Ducks, geese, chickens, etc., provided that no more than twelve (12) such animals are kept. No roosters or peacocks are allowed.

Connecticut state law requires all pet owners to license their dogs. All dogs over six months must be licensed. Licensing provides vaccination and sterilization benefits for pets. All dogs must be licensed by June 30th of each year.

Statewide Zoning Regulations in Connecticut permit no more than six adult (6 months or more old) dogs in a single residence. The owner needs to obtain a license for each dog that they own. If you want to house more than six dogs, you'll need to apply and be approved for a commercial kennel license.

Dogs six months of age or older must be licensed. You can download a Dog License Application (in Spanish)* or Dog License Application (in English)*. *NOTE: This application must be mailed to your Town Clerk, with fees and required documents, not to our agency.

To Register by Mail To register your dog by mail send a certificate of alteration and a current rabies certificate with the appropriate fees to the Town Clerk's office. These papers will be returned to you with you dog license in your stamped, self addressed return envelope.

Dogs six months of age or older must be licensed. You can download a Dog License Application (in Spanish)* or Dog License Application (in English)*. *NOTE: This application must be mailed to your Town Clerk, with fees and required documents, not to our agency.

Connecticut state law requires all pet owners to license their dogs. All dogs over six months must be licensed. Licensing provides vaccination and sterilization benefits for pets. All dogs must be licensed by June 30th of each year.

The fee for licensing a spayed or neutered dog is $8.00. Licenses not applied for within the required 30 days will be subject to a penalty of $1.00 per month. Please provide the documentation and fee as outlined above, along with a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

Dogs, cats, and similar domestic pets, provided that no more than six (6) animals are kept and no commercial kennel is operated. Ducks, geese, chickens, etc., provided that no more than twelve (12) such animals are kept. No roosters or peacocks are allowed.