Please refer to the list provided on Metro Animal Services website). An application can also be downloaded from the Metro website.

All Rock Island County residents should obtain their pet registration tags from Rock Island County Animal Care and Control. Pet tags may be purchased at the county animal shelter located at 4001 - 78th Avenue in Moline, or by calling (309) 558-3483 and requesting a tag by mail. Pet owners must have a copy of a current rabies vaccination certificate to buy a tag.

Yes, licenses can be purchased at city hall, at the information counter. Two un-caged animals per household are allowed.

Illness with the H5N1 avian flu has been reported among domestic and exotic cats in Asia, which is unusual. Since the H5N1 avian flu virus has not been identified in Arizona or the United States, dogs and cats which may capture wild birds are not at risk for this disease.

There is no evidence that bird flu is a risk to dogs. Recently, there have been reports of a canine influenza virus in the U.S. but this is a different flu virus that affects only dogs. There is evidence from the Asian outbreak that the bird flu virus might affect cats fed raw poultry, but there is currently no cause for concern because the virus is not present in the U.S.

Yes, but only after prior approval from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries (MAF) in Wellington. Quarantine and vaccination requirements exist and are strictly adhered to.

Yes, but you will need to fill out a Pet Travel Scheme Declaration. These can be obtained from DEFRA - www.defra.gov.uk. Also, you will need to contact us at mail@aferry.to or on +44 (0)870 4580401 to add the pet to your ferry booking (approximately £15 per pet, per route). Depending on the ferry operator and route, your pet may have to remain in the car for the duration of the crossing, with no passenger access

We are all animal lovers, but to prevent any unforeseen conflict of interest (with our dogs, namely), and to keep our community areas allergen free, we do not allow guest animals on retreat.

Yes, licenses expire annually. However, you now have the option of a three year license if your cat, dog or ferret is altered. You will need to have a three year rabies vaccination in order to qualify for a three year license. Section 91.

A dog/cat license is a permit to keep a dog/cat within the City/County limits. It is similar to licensing your vehicle. Licensing allows the City/County to keep track of current rabies vaccinations. Another benefit is a found, licensed dog/cat can be identified returned to the owner, if the dog/cat is wearing the registration tag. We all love animals and would rather see them safely at the Shelter, rather than running the streets. We get to see many happy reunions with pet owners.

Report the dog bite to Toronto Animal Services during our normal business hours by calling 416-338-PAWS (7297). How quickly an officer can respond to a call depends upon two factors: how many officers are available to respond, and the priority calls that need to be serviced first (e.g., sick or injured animal). Calls involving an immediate danger or injury to an animal or person are of higher priority than the pick up of a dead animal.

What are the requirements for having a burglar alarm on my property? A: The alarm owner must post the name and telephone number(s) of persons to be notified to render repairs and service during any hour of the day or night. An audible alarm shall terminate its operation, or the alarm must automatically reset, within fifteen (15) minutes of its being activated.

Licenses can be purchased through the mail or in person at the Adoption Center. All dogs over the age of four months require a license in Oakland County. In order to purchase a license, a valid rabies certificate must be presented. Dogs are required to wear the license at all times. Cats do not require a license.