North Utah Valley Animal Shelter

Dog Licensing

Please visit our new website at
northutahvalleyanimalshelter.org

DOG LICENSING

Utah state law and Utah County ordinance require that EVERY dog over 6 months of age must have a current rabies vaccination and a current dog license. Your dog license is also used as a means of reuniting you with your pet.

Anyone who has experienced the anxiety, panic, and sorrow of having lost a dog understands how important it is to license your pet. Our pets look to us as their owners to provide food, water, shelter, and to bring them back home when they have wandered. One of the most basic and effective things we can do for our pets is to license them. A license is an up-to-date, visible identification of your pet that includes many other benefits such as:

Identifies your pets and allows you to be quickly reunited with them in case they ever become lost

Helps veterinarians contact pet owners should your pet become injured and be in need of life-saving medical treatment

Ensures that dogs are vaccinated against rabies, a fatal disease in both animals and humans

Saves the owner money on animal control/shelter impound fees

A dog license makes it possible for your pet to be returned home without ever having to go to a shelter

Assures compliance with Utah State law and therefore forbids a citation for failure to have a license

Helps anyone who finds your pet know that your pet has an owner and is not an abandoned animal in need of a new home

Allows animal shelters and animal control agencies the ability to attempt to reach the owners

Is a key to emergency planning helping owners and pets reunite in the event of separation during an emergency

In short: licensing your dog saves you time, money, heartache, and is your pet’s ticket home.

COST ALTERED (Spayed or Neutered Animals):

1 Year License: $15

2 Year License: $25

3 Year License: $35

COST UNALTERED:

1 Year License: $35

2 Year License: $65

3 Year License: $95

Licenses can be purchased at the following locations:

North Utah Valley Animal Services

193 N 2000 W

Lindon, Utah 84042

(801) 785-3442

Cedar Hills City Offices

Lindon City Offices

Orem City Offices

Lehi City Offices

Lehi Police Department

American Fork City Offices

Eagle Mountain City Offices

Lone Peak Public Safety Offices

Lehi Animal Hospital

Intermountain Veterinary Clinic

South Utah Valley Animal Shelter

Saratoga Springs City Offices

If you have any dog licensing questions you can contact us at (801) 785-3442

Donations

The shelter is currently in need of dog and cat food. If you would like to donate please drop off donations to our shelter. Our address is 193 N 2000 W in Lindon, UT 84042. Thank you for your help.

Policy

You MUST be 16 years of age or older to walk dogs.

Business Hours

The North Utah Valley Animal Shelter is open Monday- Friday from 9:00a.m. to 6:00p.m. And on Saturday's from 10:00a.m.-12:00p.m. All adoptions stop a half hour prior to close and we are closed from 1:00p.m.-2:30p.m. on Wednesday's for staff meeting.

Adopt a Pet

The shelter currently has dogs and cats available for adoption that are all looking for a place to call home. Our website has most available dogs and cats listed, but it is always best just to come down and look to see what is available for adoption.

Closed Wednesday's

In an effort to increase our capacity to provide quality customer service we will be closed every Wednesday from 1:00p.m.-2:30p.m to conduct our weekly staff meeting. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and support.

Open Saturday's

The shelter is now open from 10:00a.m.-12:00 p.m. on Saturday's. Adoptions will be until 11:30 a.m.

Kuranda Dog Beds

The shelter has found a great company that sells dog beds at a discounted price to shelters. Here at the shelter we do our best to keep these animals as comfortable as possible during their stay with us and feel that dog beds would make them feel that much more at home. To donate go to kuranda.com and select The North Utah Valley Animal Shelter.

Pet tip of the week

Looking for a way to keep your dog entertained while you are at work? A chew toy with holes for treats could be just the right thing for your furry friend.

Dog licensing

Anyone who has experienced the panic and sorrow of having a lost dog knows how important it is to license your pet. Our pets look to us as owners to provide food, water, shelter, and to bring them home when they have wondered. One of the best and most basic things we can do for our dogs is to license them. A license is an up-to-date, visible identification of your pet with many other benefits including:

Identifies you dog and allows you to be quickly reunited with them in case they ever get losts
Helps veterinarians contact pet owners should your pet become injured and be in need of life saving medical treatment
Ensures that dogs are vaccinated against rabies, a fatal disease
Saves the owner money on impound fees
Assures compliance with Utah State law and therefore forbids a citation for not having a license
Helps anyone who finds you pet know that your pet has an owner and is not an abandoned animal in need of a home
Allows animal control and animal shelters the ability to attempt to reach owners
Is a key to emergency planning helping owners and pets reunite in the event of a separation during an emergency

Licensing you dog saves you time, money and is a ticket home for your pet.

Surrendering a pet

The cost to surrender a pet to the shelter is $25.00 per animal if you are a part of our district. If you are out of our district the cost is $75.00 to turn over your pet. Once you have signed the animal over it becomes the property of The North Utah Valley Animal Shelter.

VIP Pet

A VIP pet is not only a shelter favorite, but possibly your new best friend as well. VIP pets are $200 dollars and the extra money that is donated goes to helping the other available pet in getting adopted.