(A) The fee schedule for the Department is as follows (subject to future amendment):
Fees
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Redemption by owner & surrender First redemption Second redemption Third redemption Fourth or subsequent redemption in a two (2) year period Surrender / drop off fee for non-city resident* | $15 $50 $75 $100 $25 -1st animal $10 each additional animal $5 per pocket pet |
Protective custody impound Reasons of fire, death, accident, acts of God Reasons of arrest, seized for abuse, cruelty, abandonment, court case hold etc. | No cost for first 3 days; then $10/day (cat), $15/day (dog) $5/day (small animals/reptiles) $10/day (cat), $15/day (dog), $5/day (small animals/reptiles) |
Daily boarding** Daily boarding fee for cat after legal hold Daily boarding fee for dog after legal hold Daily boarding fee for small Animal after legal hold | $10 $15 $5 |
Quarantine boarding 10 day quarantine cat (per day) 10 day quarantine dog (per day) | $10 $15 |
Medical fees | |
Medications & preventative care (per dose) Minor medical treatment Major medical treatment Diagnostics Examinations | $5 - $100 $10 - $300 $300 - $1,000 $10 - $200 $30 - $250 |
Pet registrations & microchips Annual registration for altered animal Lifetime registration for altered animal with microchip Annual registration for unaltered animal Senior (62+) annual reg. For altered animal Senior (62+) lifetime for altered animal w/mc Replacement Microchip | $5 $30 $100 free $5 $5 $15 |
Euthanasia & disposal Euthanasia per animal does not include disposal fee Euthanasia of small pocket pets; includes disposal Disposal fee | $30 $5 $10 - $50 |
Adoption Packages*** Puppy (under 6 months old) Small dog (under 25 lbs, 6 months-8 years old) Large dog (+25 lbs, 6 months - 5 years old) Senior small dog (under 25 lbs, 9 years and older) Senior large dog (+25 lbs, 6 years and older) Cats & kittens Ferret Guinea pig, rabbit, rats, cockatiel Chinchilla, exotic large bird, reptile Small animals (hamster, gerbil, mice, small bird) Pet supplies or accessories | $125 $100 $100 $50 $25 $65 $50 $25 $75 $15 $5 - $50 |
Field services Trap deposit (wildlife and owned Animal) Trap rental per day Pick up of owned animal Pick up for disposal of small wild animal (rabbit, squirrel, bird, chipmunk) | $50 $1 $25-1st animal $10 each additional animal $10 |
Permits Residential kennel/cattery permit Exhibitors permit Commercial kennel/cattery permit Grooming permit Minor breeder permit Major breeder permit Pet shop permit Circus, animal concession, animal event, commercial animal, exhibitor permits Omnibus permit Late fee and/or reinstatement fee | $400 - $500 $300 $500 - $1,000 $100 $10 - $100 $200 $300 $300 $300 $50 |
Educational and rental fees Animal care teens Summer camp CPR class Education center rental | $35 $100 - $200 $60 $35 ($20 for employees / volunteers) |
Other miscellaneous fees Declassification dog bite injury fee UPS shipping of biting animals for state testing Returned check fee Deferral program Additional deferral registrant Training program/class | $50 $20 $25 $75 $25 $25 - $50 |
* Partnering animal welfare organizations are exempt from the non-city surrender/drop off fees. Non-city surrender/drop off fees may be waived for citizens when approved contracts have been signed with outside jurisdictions to accept the residents animals. | |
** An owner or harborer who requests the department hold a stray animal longer than the three day stray period must be approved by management/supervisory personnel. Additional fees per day will be incurred and is the responsibility of the owner or harborer. | |
*** Adoption package fees may include but are not limited to: spay/neuter, heartworm test, rabies, microchip, medical and/or preventative care. Medical treatment and preventative care the animal(s) received from intake, prior to animal(s) being adopted, shall be at the expense of the department and not part of the adoption package. Adoption related fees may be adjusted based on available grants or special programming. | |
(B) Owners or harborers shall be responsible for paying all services rendered to the animal(s) if they fail to claim the animal(s) by its legal hold period. This includes but it not limited to: spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, medical and preventative care and any other medical treatment provided for the animal(s).
(C) Fees may be waived and/or adjusted only in the discretion of management/supervisory personnel.
(D) Partnering animal welfare organizations may receive discounted pricing from the Department for services provided when assisting with the placement of shelter animal(s).
(E) Current Department employees may receive discounted pricing for medications, pet supplies, microchips, euthanasia and disposal, and/or minor medical treatments at the discretion of management/supervisory personnel.
(Ord. G-23-18, passed 9-25-18)