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You can teach your child your name and address or tuck a note with the information in the child's pocket.
But your pet can't tell a police officer your address or pull out an ID card.
The only place your pet can carry the information that will get it safely home is around its neck. A collar with your name and address and an up-to-date license from Clatsop County Animal Control can help get your pet home safely.
Keep your pet with a collar, tag and license.
All Clatsop County residents are required by law to license their dogs annually (ORS 609.100)
- A license is required even when the dog is always indoors or on a farm.
- Residents of Seaside and Gearhart are required to license their dogs through their local police departments.
- Dogs are required to wear their license tag at all times when not on the premises of their owner.
- There is no licensing required for cats or other types of domestic animals, although the shelter offers pet licenses for these animals.
Directions
1315 SE 19th Street
Warrenton, OR 97146