City Of Renton
Community Resource
About this resource
The city of Renton is authorized to issue pet licenses to its residents. Residents who are 62 years or older have the option to obtain a permanent animal license.
Application Process: You can apply by calling, completing an online application, or visiting a designated animal licensing location. Check the website for details on all locations and their hours of operation.
Fees: The cost for unaltered dogs or cats is $50, while altered pets cost $30. Senior residents pay the same fees but are granted a license that lasts for the pet's lifetime.
Who can use this
- All dogs and cats aged 4 months and older must be registered. Residents aged 62 and older can acquire a permanent animal license.
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Renton, Washington
Walk-ins welcome
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