Santa Ana Dog License: What You Need to Know

You'll need to get a Santa Ana dog license for your furry friend, and it's not just a matter of slapping a sticker on their collar. The license fee is $22 for spayed/neutered dogs and $50 for unspayed/unneutered dogs.

To get a license, you'll need to provide proof of vaccination and rabies vaccination. This is a one-time requirement, but it's essential for keeping your dog safe and healthy.

The license is valid for one year from the date of issue, so be sure to renew it on time to avoid any fines. You can renew online, by mail, or in person at the Santa Ana Animal Services office.

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You need to license your dog in Santa Ana, and it's pretty straightforward. You have 15 days to renew your dog's license if it's already expired, get a new license for a dog over 4 months old, or get a new license if you've just moved to Santa Ana.

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Licensing your dog is the law, and it's also a good idea because it helps identify your dog and lets others know it's safe. If your dog isn't licensed or vaccinated, you could be fined.

You can license your dog online, via mail, or in-person, and you'll need to provide all required items before your license tag will be issued. The standard annual dog license fees are as follows:

One important thing to note is that a dog's license cannot be transferred from one owner to another.

You can license your dog online, via mail, or in-person in Santa Ana. All required items must be received and verified before your dog's license tag will be issued.

You have 15 days to renew a current dog license, get a new license for a dog older than four months, or obtain a new license after moving to Santa Ana.

The standard annual dog license fees in Santa Ana are as follows:

You may be fined if your dog is not licensed or vaccinated in Santa Ana.

The city of Santa Ana has its own dog license amnesty program, which mirrors the one offered by Orange County Animal Care. This program runs through May 15, allowing dog owners to renew expired licenses or obtain new ones without worrying about late fees or extra charges.

Dog owners are required to license their pets, as it's the law and helps track rabies vaccinations. This greatly improves the chances of a lost or stray pet being returned home.

The license fees are as follows: $24 for altered dogs (spayed or neutered), $100 for intact dogs, and $12 for residents age 65 and older (discount applies to one pet per household).

Here's a breakdown of the license fees:

Exemptions are available for service dogs, but proof is required.