Warren County Dog License Information and Regulations

To get a dog license in Warren County, you'll need to obtain a permit from the local health department.

The cost of a dog license in Warren County is $10 for a spayed or neutered dog, and $20 for an unspayed or unneutered dog.

You'll need to provide proof of rabies vaccination and a current rabies vaccination certificate from a licensed veterinarian.

In Warren County, dog licenses are valid for one year from the date of issuance.

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To purchase a Warren County dog license, you can visit Paws Along the River at 212 Elm Street in Warren, PA. The license must be purchased before February 1st to avoid a $50-$300 fine and court costs per dog.

You can also purchase a lifetime dog license, which requires a microchip implantation and completion of a Permanent ID Verification Form. The cost varies depending on whether your dog is neutered or spayed, with regular fees ranging from $31.50 to $51.50.

Here are the regular and disabled/senior fees for lifetime dog licenses:

Dog Licenses are a must-have for all dog owners in Warren County. You can purchase them at various locations, including the Warren County Auditor's Office and Paws Along the River.

To avoid a $50 to $300 fine, make sure to purchase your dog license by February 1st. If you're purchasing a license for a dog that's three months or older, you'll need to do it by January 31st in Ohio.

You can purchase a Warren County Dog License at the Warren County Auditor's Office or from an Authorized Dog Licensing Agent. If you're using an authorized agent, you'll need to pay an additional $0.75 administration fee.

The license fee varies depending on the dog's age and whether it's altered or intact. Here's a breakdown of the fees:

If you're purchasing a license after January 31st, you'll be charged a penalty equal to the cost of the tag. However, if you're bringing a dog from another county or state, you may be eligible for a reduced fee if you license it by July 1.

If you're planning to license your dog for life, you'll need to follow these steps. You can obtain a Lifetime Application and Permanent ID Verification Form from the Treasurer or a licensed veterinarian or kennel.

To get started, you'll need to have a microchip implanted in your dog by a licensed veterinarian or kennel. If your dog is already microchipped, you can use a scanner to obtain the microchip number.

The Permanent Identification form must be completed by you and the person inserting or scanning the microchip, and you'll need to pay the Microchip Fee. You'll also need to deliver the completed forms to the County Treasurer.

The Treasurer will then complete the Lifetime License Certificate, file their copy of the Permanent ID Verification form, and issue a Lifetime Tag.

Here's a breakdown of the fees for a Lifetime License:

You can pay your Warren County dog license fees in several ways. Sending a copy of your dog's vaccination and a check or money order to the Warren County Treasurer is one option. You can also visit the Warren County Treasurer's Office at the Court House to make a payment or pay online at ShelterPro.

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The fees for dog licenses in Warren County are as follows:

If you're late with your payment, you'll be charged a late fee, which varies depending on how late you are. The fees are: $15.00 plus pet tag fee for 1-3 months late, $20.00 plus pet tag fee for 3-6 months late, $25.00 plus pet tag fee for 6-12 months late, and $30.00 plus pet tag fee for 12-24 months late.