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Lethbridge dog owners reminded to license their furry friends

Lethbridge dog owners are being reminded all dog licenses expired on Dec 31 and need to be renewed for 2023.

According to Community and Animal services, registering your pet helps their team reunite lost pets with their families. The fees help support programs and services for pets in the community.

All dogs in the city six months and older need to be registered with Community Animal Services. On average registering a dog in the city costs between $20 and $50, with the license fee for an “aggressive” dog being $150. Licensing a service dog is free. Cats also have to be registered with the city, however, a cat license is a one-time fee.

Licences can be renewed in person at the Lethbridge Animal Shelter and city hall or online.

Owners are being reminded if they don’t renew their dog’s license, they could pay up to $2,500 in fines.

Kass Patterson
Kass Patterson
Born and raised in Calgary, Kass, from a young age, developed a love for learning people's stories and being able to share them with the community (or her family, or whoever would listen). In addition to working in communities like Okotoks and Calgary, Kass has also spent her summers travelling with the World Professional Chuckwagon Association since 2019, to help provide a peek behind the barn door into the world of chuckwagon racing. Outside of work and anything horse related, Kass is a reader and an avid country music fan, and most likely can be found with the biggest cup of coffee possible.
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