Licensing Your Pet
Top Reasons You Should License Your Pet
Quick Return if Lost
A licensed pet is more likely to be returned to you if it gets lost. Animal control officers can quickly access your contact information and ensure your pet is returned home safely. This reduces the time your pet spends away from home and lowers the stress on both you and your furry friend.
Legal Requirement
In Saskatoon, it is mandatory to license all dogs and cats over the age of four months. Compliance with this law helps avoid fines and supports the city's efforts to manage and care for stray animals effectively.
Proof of Ownership
A pet license serves as proof of ownership, which can be crucial in cases where ownership of a pet is disputed. Having your pet licensed ensures that you have legal documentation to prove that your pet belongs to you.
Promotes Responsible Pet Ownership
Licensing your pet encourages responsible pet ownership by ensuring that pets are up-to-date with vaccinations and are spayed or neutered. This helps control the pet population and prevents the spread of diseases.
How to License Your Pet
Licensing your pet in Saskatoon is a simple and straightforward process. Here are the steps to get your pet licensed:
Step 1: Gather Necessary Information
Before you start the licensing process, make sure you have the following information:
Your pet's name, age, breed, and color
Your contact information
Step 2: Choose Your Licensing Method
You can license your pet either online or in person. The easiest and most convenient way is to license your pet online.
Licensing Online
Visit the Saskatoon Pet Licensing website.
Fill out the online form with your pet's information.
Upload any required documents, such as proof of spay/neuter and rabies vaccination.
Pay the licensing fee using a credit card.
Licensing In Person
You can purchase or renew your pet license in person at one of the following pet license vendors. Replacement tags are also available at these locations:
Saskatoon Animal Control Agency: 1925 Avenue B North
Animal Pound: 5028 Clarence Avenue South
Cumberland Veterinary Clinic: #20 - 1010 Taylor Street East
Erindale Animal Hospital: #11 - 410 Ludlow Street
Early's Farm & Garden Centre: 2615 Lorne Avenue
Early's Farm & Garden Centre: 502 51st Street East
Pet Planet: 40 - 1519 8th Street
Step 3: Receive Your Pet's License
Once you have completed the application and paid the fee, you will receive a tag for your pet. Ensure your pet wears this tag at all times, as it serves as a quick identifier for animal control officers and others.