
Clallam County Requires All Dogs & Cats, 6 mos. and older to be Licensed
The benefits of obtaining a license for your pet include:
- Lost pets are quickly returned to their owners.
- Safer neighborhoods for families and pets. License fees help support field services and investigations to address cruelty, neglect, loose pets, aggressive dogs and bite reports.
- A safe haven for homeless animals. OPHS provides approximately 1,500 animals a year with food, water, healthcare shelter, exercise, foster and adoption services.
Note: If you received a tag from your veterinarian, this is not a pet license. A license can be purchased at the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society - Kitty City Cat Shelter (91 S. Boyce Road in Sequim) or at Bark House Dog Shelter (1743 Old Olympic Highway) in Port Angeles.
You will be contacted once we receive your application form and we will call to get payment over the phone via credit card. We will mail your tag to you at that time. You are also welcome to come to either Kitty City or Bark House to fill out the form, pay fee and pick up your tag.
License Fees
- Unaltered dogs and cats $55
- Altered dogs and cats $10 for one year
- Lifetime (animal must be altered and microchipped) $50
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OPHS is a 501(c3) nonprofit organization. Tax ID #91-6001724