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Pet Regulations
Meet Kloie, a lovely young pug who resides with Rob, Blythe and the kids in North Liberty.For the purpose of regulation by the City, a "pet" is any member of the canine or feline species, altered or not. A pet "owner" is any person, firm, association, organization or groupThis is Louie, a sixth-month old Basset Hound. He belongs to Dave and Michele of North Liberty. owning, keeping, sheltering or harboring a pet.

All pets (as defined above) must be licensed with the City as soon as they reach six months of age. Pets of any age that are acquired by North Liberty residents must be licensed with the City.

Licensing your pet is easy! Just stop by City Hall (5 E. Cherry St.) and fill out a short form. The fee for licensing is $1.50 per pet per year. Tags are good for the calendar year in which they are issued, therefore it is best to purchase your license early in the year. You will be issued a license tag, which will be used to identify your pet and make sure it is safely returned to you if it is ever lost.

All pets six months or older must also be vaccinated against rabies. Your vet will provide you with a tag at the time ofThis is Stark. He lives with his parents, Ryan and Jenny, and his younger brother Remoh in North Liberty. He likes long walks, watching movies and dining out. Send Stark an email at wickstromiowa@yahoo.com. immunization. For your pet's safety, it should always be wearing both the rabies and license tags. Any unconfined pet (meaning not within the confines of your home or motor vehicle) must display these tags, including all unconfined pets under leash or voice control of their owner (that's right- any time you walk your dog, he should be wearing his rabies tag and license!).

Any pet found at large, and any pet considered to be a public nuisance, may be seized and impounded. Owners of licensed pets will be notified when their pet is impounded. Owners may retrieve their pet only after the impound, boarding, delinquent license fees and fine for municipal infraction are paid in full.

This is Paige. She is a soft-coated Wheaton terrier who lives in North Liberty.If you have questions about pet regulations in North Liberty, please contact City Hall at (319) 626-5700.

If you are looking for a new pet, or if you have lost your pet and it has not been impounded with the City, we recommend visiting the Iowa City Animal Care and Adoption Center. You can alsoThis is Buddy. He is a 2 year-old Pekingese who loves to have his picture taken. Buddy lives with Linda in North Liberty. search for pets online at www.petfinder.org.