City Of Lake Forest Park
Community Resource
About this resource
Authorized to issue pet licenses in King County for pet owners. Discounts are available for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Licenses for service animals are provided at no cost.
Application Process: Complete the application online or visit a licensing office, including city offices. For additional details, make a call or check the website for all licensing locations. During summer and fall, King County canvassers may also offer pet licenses door-to-door.
Fees: Annual license fees are $60 for unaltered dogs/cats, $30 for altered dogs/cats, $15 for seniors/disabled, and service animals are free.
Who can use this
- There are no restrictions for obtaining pet licenses. King County requires licenses for dogs and cats that are at least 8 weeks old in most areas. To qualify for the senior/disabled discount, the pet owner must be 65 years or older or have a verified 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, which must also be altered. A service animal is defined as an animal trained to assist individuals with disabilities and registered with an authorized organization.
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Lake Forest Park, Washington
Walk-ins welcome
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