Get CO Dog License Application - City Of Lafayette 2014-2024

Necessary documents: proof of vaccinations (Rabies, Distemper, Parvovirus) current City License/Rabies Tag Number. proof of microchip. Current photo of your pet. copy of pet parent's ID.

Dogs and Cats Dogs and cats are required to be vaccinated and to be licensed through the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region. For more information about Animal Law Enforcement, public pet services, or pet adoption, or to support animal welfare in our region, visit the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.

Licenses : Douglas County requires pet owners have a current rabies vaccination, tag and certificate for dogs four months and older. The certificate must be issued by a licensed vet.

Pet licenses are required by law in Denver. You can purchase online at PetData.com or in person at Denver Animal Shelter (1241 W. Bayaud Ave. Denver, CO 80223).

Others, including “small scale operation dog breeders” (those that transfer more than the number of dogs permitted for a canine hobby breeder facility but no more than ninety-nine dogs per year) are required to be licensed by the Agriculture Commissioner, as are those who breed more than 99 dogs per year.

ing to the Denver Revised Municipal Code, cats and dogs that are older than 6 months of age need to be licensed. The Denver dog license or pet license is required within 30 days of the pet being in the city or within 30 days after the Denver dog or cat reaches 6 months of age.

All dogs and cats are required to be licensed within 30 days of being in the City. Pit bulls or pit-bull type dogs must be licensed in person at Denver Animal Shelter, 1241 W Bayaud Ave.

Household Pets A maximum of three adult cats and three adult dogs (four months or older) shall be allowed. In no event shall the total number of adult household pets exceed six. This does not apply to small animals kept within a residence such as fish, small birds, rodents, and reptiles.

Necessary documents: proof of vaccinations (Rabies, Distemper, Parvovirus) current City License/Rabies Tag Number. proof of microchip. Current photo of your pet. copy of pet parent's ID.

Dogs and Cats Dogs and cats are required to be vaccinated and to be licensed through the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region. For more information about Animal Law Enforcement, public pet services, or pet adoption, or to support animal welfare in our region, visit the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.

Licenses : Douglas County requires pet owners have a current rabies vaccination, tag and certificate for dogs four months and older. The certificate must be issued by a licensed vet.

Pet licenses are required by law in Denver. You can purchase online at PetData.com or in person at Denver Animal Shelter (1241 W. Bayaud Ave. Denver, CO 80223).

Others, including “small scale operation dog breeders” (those that transfer more than the number of dogs permitted for a canine hobby breeder facility but no more than ninety-nine dogs per year) are required to be licensed by the Agriculture Commissioner, as are those who breed more than 99 dogs per year.

ing to the Denver Revised Municipal Code, cats and dogs that are older than 6 months of age need to be licensed. The Denver dog license or pet license is required within 30 days of the pet being in the city or within 30 days after the Denver dog or cat reaches 6 months of age.

All dogs and cats are required to be licensed within 30 days of being in the City. Pit bulls or pit-bull type dogs must be licensed in person at Denver Animal Shelter, 1241 W Bayaud Ave.

Household Pets A maximum of three adult cats and three adult dogs (four months or older) shall be allowed. In no event shall the total number of adult household pets exceed six. This does not apply to small animals kept within a residence such as fish, small birds, rodents, and reptiles.