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The document outlines the pet license application process in Minneapolis, detailing fees for licensing dogs, cats, ferrets, and rabbits based on their spay/neuter status. It emphasizes the importance of licensing for pet identification and community benefits, such as reduced shelter costs and improved public health. The document also provides statistics on lost pets and includes information on required vaccinations, ordinances, and contact details for assistance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Pet license application in the editor.
Begin by filling out your personal information in the 'Pet Owner Information' section. Include your last name, first name, address, and contact numbers.
In the 'Pet Information' section, select the type of pet you are licensing (Dog, Cat, Ferret, Rabbit) and provide details such as pet name, breed, color, and microchip number if applicable.
Ensure you check the box certifying that your pet has been spayed/neutered and has a current rabies vaccination. This is crucial for compliance.
Complete any additional fields regarding veterinarian information and names of other licensable animals in your home.
Review all entered information for accuracy before saving or printing the completed application.
Finally, mail your completed application to Minneapolis Animal Care & Control at the provided address.

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Do you have to register your dog in Minneapolis?

All dogs and cats over four months old must be licensed and wear a collar with the license tags. All ferrets must be licensed. Before you apply for a pet license: Your pet must be up to date with its rabies vaccination.

Do you need a dog licence in the USA?

Its the law. In most states, its mandatory that dog owners have their pets licensed.

What states require you to license your dog?

All 50 states require annual renewal on dog licenses, and many offer multi-year or even lifetime licenses. Having your dog spayed or neutered and microchipped may earn you a discounted rate, and many states offer reduced licensing fees for senior citizens and low-income residents.

Do dogs still need a licence?

Dog licensing isnt a new idea and while it came to end in 1987 in Britain, other countries around the world operate dog licensing rules. Ireland, for instance, still has mandatory dog licenses.

How much is a dog license in Minnesota?

Licensing costs License typeSpayed or neuteredNot spayed or neutered Dogs and cats $30 $40 Dogs and cats - senior discount (for people 65 or older) $15 $35 Dogs and cats - low-income discount (on assistance or income under $40,000 for a family of four) $15 $35 Ferrets $20 $208 more rows Aug 13, 2025