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Extracted from Consolidated Report

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Mendocino County Grand Jury • 1998-1999

Dog Licensing and Rabies Vaccinations

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Findings 4 findings

F1 Page 6
Dog owners are responsible for licensing their dogs within 10 days of the dog coming into their possession or 10 days after the dog reaches four months of age. Dog licenses can be purchased at the Animal Control Office in the Courthouse or at the Animal Shelter.
F2 Page 6
The Board of Supervisors in Resolution 96-106 established the license fees for a female or male dog is $20.00; an altered dog fee is $10.00/
F3 Page 6
The delinquent penalty fee is $15.00 for each individual dog license. Animal Control interprets this to mean that if a dog is not licensed for a period of two years, the penalty would be $30.00 plus two years license fees.
F4 Page 6
The Animal Control Director stated that a goal of the department is to license dogs and ensure rabies vaccinations, not collect penalty fees. He stated that he has no record of what penalty fees might be due the County.

Recommendations 2