Hoa Rules With Dogs In Broward
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In ance with state law, those who have found a pet must bring the pet to animal services or notify them about the lost animal. Please note that pets are considered property under Florida law.
While Broward County does not have any pet limits, many cities within the County have requirements for the number of pets that a resident may own within the municipality.
Florida does not have a statewide limit on the number of dogs you can own, but local ordinances may set specific limits. It is important to check with your local city or county regulations for any restrictions.
HOAs often forbid or strictly limit the number of animals residents can have. You may be allowed no dogs, or only one dog, or up to two dogs so long as each one weighs less than 35 pounds, or only dogs that belong to certain breeds. Cats, birds, and other pets may be similarly limited or restricted.
Broward County requires all cats, dogs, and ferrets to receive an annual rabies vaccination (Broward County Code of Ordinances Section 4-10). Pets must also wear a current Rabies Registration Tag (Section 4-11). This is crucial to protect your pet in case of contact with rabid wildlife.
There are some condo buildings that do not allow pets, and many have size, weight or breed restrictions, but with the proper research, there should be a great beach or river condo option for you and your dog. Also, we are often asked if there are exceptions to the pet rules at condos.
How to Report Animal Cruelty Call the Broward County Animal Cruelty Hotline at 311. If it is after 5 pm., weekends or holidays, call Animal Care at 954-359-1313, press Option 2 and leave a message. Broward County Animal Care does not accept anonymous complaints.
