City Of Maple Valley
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Authorized to issue pet licenses in King County for pet owners. Discounts are available for seniors and individuals with disabilities, while service animal licenses come at no cost.
Application Process: You can complete the application online or visit a licensing center, which includes city offices. For further details, you can make a phone call. The website lists all licensing locations. During the summer and fall, King County canvassers also sell pet licenses directly at homes.
Fees: The annual licensing fees are as follows: Unaltered dog/cat: $60; Altered dog/cat: $30; Senior/disabled: $15; Service animal: Free.
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- There are no restrictions for obtaining pet licenses. In most areas of King County, all dogs and cats aged 8 weeks or older must have a license. To qualify for the senior/disabled discount, the pet owner must be at least 65 years old or possess a documented disability, and the pet must be altered. For service animals, the owner must have a documented disability and a statement confirming the animal's status as a service animal, and the pet must also be altered. A service animal is defined as any animal trained or in training to assist individuals who are blind, hearing impaired, or otherwise disabled, and must be registered with an approved service animal organization.
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Maple Valley, Washington
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