Sentences with phrase «unaltered animals»

Unaltered Animal Licenses for cats are valid for one year.

Encourage (but not mandate) residents to spay or neuter their pets, since intact pets are more likely to bite, and maybe even charge higher license fees for unaltered animals

Recipients with unaltered animals are assisted through the Low - Cost Spay / Neuter Certificate Program.

An Offer They Can't Refuse Town Lake Animal Center teams up with Emancipet, a low - cost spay / neuter clinic, to reduce the number of unaltered animals running at large.

People who own unaltered animals have two options: sterilize their pets or get an exemption.

Allowing unaltered animals outside is irresponsible and at the root of the disgraceful pet overpopulation tragedy.

The reproductive drive of unaltered animals often causes them to leave home in search of a mate.

Once all of the animals are processed in, a few of us stay to finish paperwork, enter medical notes in the computer, schedule unaltered animals for spay and neuter within the next day or two, and do a final round to check on every animal before we leave.

In the long run, the price of this operation is far less than the expense of the litters and medical problems arising from unaltered animals.

City residents: Altered animal — $ 10 per year Unaltered animal — $ 50 per year (Please Note: City residents have the option of a 1 -, 2 - or 3 - year license.

They also do not have as much of an urge to roam as unaltered animals, reducing their exposure to fights, cars, and other mishaps.

This webinar covers in - depth strategies for reaching owners of unaltered animals through community outreach programs.

Unaltered Animal Certificates (UAC) are required in addition to the license for any unaltered dog 6 months or older.

The key concepts are: • All dogs over 4 months are required to be licensed • All unaltered cats over 6 months are required to be licensed • No license is required for altered cats • Unaltered Animal Licenses in the unincorporated County require a Veterinary Certificate

Overwhelmed caregivers with unaltered animals that reproduce and create a population explosion.

An additional $ 200 deposit is required for unaltered animals and will be applied to the spay / neuter of your adopted dog.

Unfortunately, what commonly happens with an unaltered animal is accidental pregnancies, thus adding more to the population.

* Agreed to increase county animal licenses from $ 3.50 to $ 4 for altered pets, and $ 5.50 to $ 9 for unaltered animals; raise the current annual $ 25 fee to register a «dangerous» dog to $ 50; and increase the yearly fee for hobby breeders from $ 35 to $ 50.

Please note that unaltered animals (puppies and kittens under 4 months of age) CAN NOT be adopted out of our immediate area.

Given the number of pets euthanized for space every day, Rescue Groups and Shelters will not adopt out unaltered animals.

This would seem to be counter to common thinking that unaltered animals are more likely to run off than altered ones.

Those who get exempted also have to pay a veterinarian to insert a microchip into their unaltered animal at a cost of about $ 20 or more.

It is commonly believed that neutered animals are less active and more prone to obesity than unaltered animals.

Having an unaltered animal is opening that animal up to future health risks.

SOS of Ohio then travels up to 60 miles to pick - up unaltered animals.

Note: It is required that each unaltered animal that is adopted from the Grass Valley / Nevada City Animal Shelter be spayed / neutered.

Be cautious if people already have an unaltered animal in their home: they may have breeding in mind.

A Veterinary Certificate is required for a senior to purchase an Unaltered Animal License.

Owners wanting to keep their cat unaltered are required to obtain a Veterinary Certificate and an Unaltered Animal License.

The Unaltered Animal License Fee is the current fee of $ 80 (one year) plus the $ 10 surcharge for a total of $ 90 for a one year license.

There is no senior discount for an Unaltered Animal License for a cat.

Dogs and cats six months of age or older that do not meet the requirement to purchase an Unaltered Animal License shall be spayed or neutered.

The owner presents the certificate to purchase an Unaltered Animal License

What is the fee for an Unaltered Animal License?

The owner discusses the «objectives and purpose for owning the dog or cat, and after considering the overall circumstances, including the age and health of the animal, the veterinarian concludes that the owner and dog or cat will be best served by authorizing the owner to purchase an Unaltered Animal License.»

Unaltered animals can develop conditions such as testicular, ovarian or mammary cancer, and are more likely to have behavioral concerns such as mounting, urine marking, territorial aggression and excessive vocalization.

There are people who have had altered and unaltered animals.

SOLUTION — - OUTLAW BREEDING MILLS AND ADVERTISING IN ADS, THEN ENACT STRONG ENFORCEMENT RULES ON LICENSING PETS (UNALTERED ANIMALS HAVE A HIGH LICENSE FEE LIKE $!

The annual fee is $ 15.00 for a neutered male / spayed female and $ 40.00 for an unaltered animal.

Licenses for animals that have been neutered or spayed will be $ 6, and unaltered animals will be charged $ 11.

Mandatory Spaying and Neutering A. No person shall own or harbor any cat or dog over the age of six months that has not been spayed or neutered unless the person holds an unaltered animal license for the animal pursuant to K.C.C. 11.04.030.

Owners who allow their unaltered animals to run the streets contribute greatly to the pet overpopulation crisis.