If your pet is lost, their license tag can be his or her “phone call home.” Please make sure your pet always wears the license tag on his/her collar. You will be asked to provide the date of your pet's last rabies vaccination, the rabies tag number, and the name and phone number of their veterinary clinic. To obtain your license tag(s), please print an application form and return the completed form by mail or in person to the Animal Adoption & Rescue Center. If you are a senior citizen (65+) and your pet has been spayed or neutered, the annual license fee is waived.

In Person - Cash, check and credit cards are accepted in person at the Animal Adoption & Rescue Center.

By Mail - Print a pet license application form and mail the completed form with a check to NRH Animal Adoption & Rescue Center, 7301 Iron Horse Boulevard, North Richland Hills, TX 76180.Online - Below you will be asked to create you and your pets user profile and provide the date of your pet's last rabies vaccination, the rabies tag number, and the name and phone number of their veterinary clinic. You will also have the ability to upload your pets rabies vaccination certificate in either a pdf document or picture of the certificate.Altered pet belonging to senior citizen (65+) - $0.It also provides us with the pet's rabies vaccination status in the event that the pet is involved in a bite. Licensing is an important means of identification and can help you reunite with your pet if it becomes lost.

Additionally, proceeds from tag sales help fund sterilization programs.The City of North Richland Hills requires that all dogs and cats four months of age and older wear a current city license tag. If your pet ever becomes lost, the tag is one of the best ways to ensure you are reunited with your pet – either through Broward County Animal Care, or by a fellow resident who finds your animal.įunds received from the cost of the registration are used to help feed and care for shelter animals, including important medical treatment. Why is a Pet Rabies Registration Tag so important? Think of it as your pet’s personal cell phone! Broward County Animal Care takes in more than 20,000 lost, stray or surrendered dogs and cats each year. Not only does a rabies vaccination protect your pet against getting the rabies virus, it also safeguards residents and other animals from the spread of the disease throughout our community. Rabies is a worldwide disease that can be deadly to both animals and people. In addition, by law, dogs and cats must have and wear a Broward County Pet Rabies Registration Tag on their collar.

Broward County animal ordinances require that every dog, cat and ferret in our community receive a rabies vaccination.

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