After February 1 of every calendar year, any person found in possession of or to be the owner of an unlicensed and unregistered dog is subject to a fine of $100 per dog.
Do dogs have to be licensed in NJ?
Dogs seven months of age or older must be licensed annually through the municipality where the owner lives. The owner must present proof that the dog has been vaccinated against rabies by a licensed veterinarian, and that its immunity will extend through at least ten months of the twelve-month license period.
How much does it cost to register your dog in NJ?
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 I have to license my dog in NJ?
All dogs and cats 7 months and older must be licensed each year between January 1st and March 1st. Penalty fees for late renewal: After March 1st - $10 per pet. After April 1st - $15 per pet.
How to register a dog in NJ?
To license your dog, you must complete a Dog License Application (PDF), provide proof of rabies inoculation, proof of spaying or neutering, and pay the appropriate fees. You may license by mail or in person at the Health Department during business hours.
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