Boise City Dog License: Everything You Need to Know

If you're a dog owner in Boise City, you'll need to get a dog license for your furry friend. The good news is that the process is relatively straightforward.

To get a dog license, you'll need to provide proof of current rabies vaccination. This is a must-have for all dogs in Boise City.

The license fee for a dog in Boise City varies depending on the dog's spay/neuter status. Spayed or neutered dogs pay a lower fee than intact dogs.

As a responsible dog owner, it's essential to keep your dog's license up to date to avoid any fines or penalties.

Licensing your dog is a straightforward process in Ada County. You'll need to purchase a license based on where you live, and you can find more information about each jurisdiction in our service area.

To purchase a dog license, you can visit one of our locations, such as the Dorman or Bird Campuses. Alternatively, you can click here to find locations to purchase a Meridian city dog license or order it through the mail.

If you're a senior aged 65+, you can purchase a dog license online by clicking here. This is a convenient option for those who prefer to skip the trip to the campus.

The cost of a dog license varies depending on your dog's age and spay/neuter status. Here's a breakdown of the fees:

Note that these fees do not include the processing fee, which is an additional $1.50.

You can purchase a Boise city dog license online or at various locations, including the Idaho Humane Society. Make sure to bring your dog's proof of spay or neuter and proof of rabies vaccination from your veterinarian if you plan to purchase your license from the Idaho Humane Society.

The City of Boise offers multiple license options, including one year, two year, and three year licenses. Fees vary depending on your dog's age, spay/neuter status, and your age. For example, a two-year license for a spayed/neutered dog owned by a senior aged 65+ costs $10.50.

You can also license your dog in other cities within Ada County, such as Eagle, Meridian, and Kuna. Each city has its own licensing fees and requirements.

Registering your dog is a simple process that can be done online or at neighborhood locations throughout the city. You can register your dog in the City of Boise, and the license is valid for 12 months.

In the City of Boise, the law requires dog owners to register their dogs, and failure to do so can result in a citation, monetary fines, or court fees. The license fee is established by the Boise City Council and listed on the City Clerk License Fee Schedule.

You can register your dog at the City Clerk, the Humane Shelter director, or other designated agent. To register your dog, you'll need to provide proof that your dog has been spayed or neutered, if applicable.

In the City of Boise, guide dogs, hearing ear dogs, and other assistance dogs are exempt from licensing fees. Additionally, dogs that are spayed or neutered will pay less for their license.

Registering your dog also helps reunite lost animals with their families and supports the cost of animal control within the City of Boise. It's worth noting that approximately 60 to 70% of stray dogs received by the Idaho Humane Society are not registered.

To renew your dog license, you can mail in the coupon with your payment to the Office of the City Clerk at 150 N Capitol Blvd, Boise, ID 83702.

You'll need to include the coupon and payment in the mail, making sure to send it to the correct address.

Alternatively, you can pay your renewal fee through the city's online system, but you'll need to create an account first.

To do this, log in to the online system and type in the record number found on your License Renewal form.

You can also purchase a dog license in person at the city's Dorman or Bird Campuses, or order it through the mail.

If you have any questions about licensing your pet, you can contact the city at 208-342-3508.

Failure to license or renew your dog's license can result in a citation, monetary fine, and court fees, so be sure to stay on top of it.

In the City of Boise, the law states that all dog licenses are valid for twelve months and shall expire one year from the date of sale.

You can expect to pay more for your dog if they're not fixed, as the Idaho Humane Society notes that fees vary from city to city.

The only dogs exempt from licensing in the City of Boise are guide dogs, hearing ear dogs, and assistance dogs for severely disabled people.

If your dog comes into the shelter wearing a license, it's only a $15 redemption fee to get your dog back, but if your dog is not licensed, you're looking at about a $90 citation fee plus a $55 license fee.

You can purchase a dog license in the City of Boise at the City Clerk, the Humane Shelter director, or other designated agent, with fees established by the Boise City Council.

Dogs can be licensed for one, two, or three years, and you can prepay for the license.

Failing to register your dog in the City of Boise can result in a citation, monetary fine, and court fees.