Clallam County Requires All Dogs & Cats to be Licensed
The benefits of obtaining a license for your pet include:
- Lost pets are quickly returned to their owners. Pet owners can be easily found by entering the license number online.
- 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 Humane Society, some veterinarian’s offices, Sequim Police Dept., Clallam County Sheriff’s office and the county courthouse.
License Fees
- Unaltered dogs and cats $55
- Altered dogs and cats $10 for one year
- Lifetime (animal must be altered and microchipped) $50