Two-day dog license sale at SPCA Cincinnati this month
TWO PET ID DAYS SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER
2012 Hamilton County dog licenses on sale during Pet ID Days
Attend one of two SPCA Cincinnati Pet ID Days in December and get your
2012 Hamilton County license before the price of a license doubles in February!
Free rabies shot and discounted microchipping
will also be available.
Attend one of two SPCA Cincinnati Pet ID Days in December and get your
2012 Hamilton County license before the price of a license doubles in February!
Free rabies shot and discounted microchipping
will also be available.
Pet ID Days are:
Sunday, December 4 and Sunday, December 11, 2011
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
SPCA Cincinnati Sharonville Humane Center (Only)
11900 Conrey Road
Cincinnati, OH 45249
Sunday, December 4 and Sunday, December 11, 2011
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
SPCA Cincinnati Sharonville Humane Center (Only)
11900 Conrey Road
Cincinnati, OH 45249
A dog license, worn on a dog’s collar could be your beloved pet’s ticket home if they get lost or loose. Lost dogs wearing a valid Hamilton County tag can be easily traced to the owner when the finder calls (513) 946-DOGS, the 24-hour hotline for returning lost dogs. Each dog license has a unique number and if a deputy warden or other person finds a lost dog with a license, a simple phone call or search online will provide the dog owner’s name, address and telephone number.
Every dog over the age of three months must have a license by January 31 of every year according to Ohio law. Dog owners who fail to purchase a license for their dog by January 31, 2012 are subject to a fine.
In additional, SPCA Cincinnati will offer a free rabies shot for your dog with a purchase of a dog license.
Discounted microchip implantations will also be available. Microchipping and registration for one cat or dog is $10, a savings of more than $65.
Rabies shots are also free for cats, but SPCA Cincinnati is asking for a small donation of your choice (since cats do not require a license).
Every dog over the age of three months must have a license by January 31 of every year according to Ohio law. Dog owners who fail to purchase a license for their dog by January 31, 2012 are subject to a fine.
In additional, SPCA Cincinnati will offer a free rabies shot for your dog with a purchase of a dog license.
Discounted microchip implantations will also be available. Microchipping and registration for one cat or dog is $10, a savings of more than $65.
Rabies shots are also free for cats, but SPCA Cincinnati is asking for a small donation of your choice (since cats do not require a license).