Time to License your Dog!

January 1, 2025

How do I license my dog? What are the fees?

Per State and Local Town Ordniance, all dogs  need to be registered/licensed by six months of age in the town in which they reside to be legal. The State has increased their portion of the licensing fee by $2.00 to allocate additional funds to the low-cost rabies clinics, low-cost spay neuter clinics, and the continued enforcement of animal welfare issues. Towns collect license fees and send them to the state.

You can obtain a dog license by coming into the office with a VALID RABIES CERTIFICATE and payment. You can now pay on line by credit card or check, but you would need to send us a copy of a VALID RABIES CERTIFICATE before a tag can be issued. We can mail the tag back to you. Please call the office with any questions at 802-525-3007.




Before April 1st an altered male/female would have a total fee of $11.00 ($4 Town Fee -$4 Neuter Program-$3 Rabies Program)

Before April 1st an un-altered Male/female would have a fee of $15.00 ($8 Town Fee- $4 Neuter Program-$3 Rabies Program)

After April 1st a late fee of $2.00 is added to the fee of an altered male/female

After April 1st a late fee of $4.00 is added to the fee of an un-altered male/female

If you no longer have your dog, please let us know via email or phone.

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The Committee seeks input on the concept of a regional Elementary and Middle School to be constructed adjacent to the Lake Region High School.
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PROPERTY TAXES DUE MONDAY, OCTOBER 20th at 4 PM
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The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation has issued an order for all Town Forest Fire Wardens to cease issuing burning permits from noon on September 22, 2025 until this order is revoked.
September 10, 2025
PUBLIC IS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND TO GATHER INFORMATION ABOUT SELECTBOARD DECISION TO DISCONTINUE CURBSIDE PICK-UP OF TRASH AND RECYCLABLES AS OF OCTOBER 1. MEETING TO BE HELD AT FELLOWSHIP HALL.
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Residents are able to dispose of these items at the Lyndonville Recycling Center, 224 Church St, Lyndonville
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