Pet Licensing/Identification offered at Seattle Animal Shelter
Pet Licensing/Identification offered at Seattle Animal Shelter
Provides licenses for dogs, cats, pot-bellied pigs and miniature goats. One-year and two-year licenses available. This facility does not provide microchip implant services outside of the spay/neuter clinic; however, most veterinarians do perform this service. The microchip provides permanent identification for the animal. The city shelter and many veterinarians will be able to track found pets. Cats are no longer required to wear the license tag if the pet is licensed with the City of Seattle, is microchipped and the microchip is on file with Seattle Animal Shelter.
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Physical Address
2061 15th Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119
Hours
Phone: W-Su, 1-6pm.
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Application process
Call, visit in person or write for a pet licensing application. Licenses can be renewed on website. Provides many off-site partner locations that also sell licenses. Check website for partnering locations.
Fee
To qualify for a reduced fee, a copy of the veterinarian's spay/neuter certificate is needed. One-year licenses: Dogs, $105 ($37 if spayed or neutered)cats, $79 ($26 if spayed or neutered), pot-bellied pig $126 goats $21 All fees are subject to change. Renewal late fee: $30 if more than 30 days after expiration date. Senior/disabled discount: 50 percent discount on fees for low-income seniors or persons with disabilities who have a city of Seattle ID card.
Eligibility
Those that live within the city limits of Seattle.
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Interpreter services
Agency info
Seattle Animal Shelter
Provides licenses for dogs, cats, pot-bellied pigs and miniature goats. Enforces animal control ordinances and retrieves lost pets within the city limits of Seattle. Offers adoption services, sheltering of lost animals and pets of domestic violence victims, reduced or waived cat and dog adoption fees for older adults and people with disabilities and a low-cost spay and neuter clinic.