Contact animal control: Phil Christensen pchristensen@salemcity.org Office: 801-423-2312 ext. 217 South Utah County Animal Shelter: 801-851-4080 |
Neighborhood Dog WatchNeighborhood Dog Watch
This community strongly supports Leash and License LawsViolators will be reported in Cooperation with * Officer Phil Christensen * Salem Animal Control Promoting Responsible Pet Ownership 801-423-2312 General Information
All dogs and cats are required to have a current rabies vaccination. Proof of current vaccination is required at the time of license is applied for and shall be good for the whole license period.All dogs are required to have a current Salem City license within thirty days after the dog reaches the age of three months, or in the case of a dog over three months, within ten days of the acquisition of the dog. Persons applying for dog licenses must be eighteen years of age or older. Cats may be licensed for their protection, but cat licensing is not required. Licenses are valid for 1 year from date of purchase. Two and three year licenses are available. You can now register your dog online at https://secure.xpressbillpay.com/portal/?refer=southutahvalleyanimalshelter In order to receive a license in the mail you will need to email a copy of your rabies certificate to doglicensedivision@gmail.com. This way they can verify the information and that the rabies shots are current. If you have any questions please contact the South Valley Animal Shelter at 801-851-4080 Fees
Spayed or neutered dogs and cats: $15.00 per yearUnaltered dogs and cats: $35.00 per year Note: It is the pet owner’s responsibility to bring in proof their animal has been altered to receive the discounted price. (Previous ACO records will suffice.) Tags
All dogs are required to wear their rabies and Salem City License tags at all times.Allowable Number of Dogs
No residence may have more than (3) dogs three months of age or older. We would like to make Salem a pleasant and safe city by promoting responsible pet ownership.Dogs Running at Large
9-2-30It shall be unlawful for any dog to be at large at any time within the corporate limits of the city. The owner or custodian of any dog which is at large without restraint shall be in violation of this section, regardless of the precautions taken to prevent the escape of the dog and regardless of lack of knowledge of the offense at the time it occurs. Licensing
Any person owning a dog within the city limits shall license the dog pursuant to the following provisions:
Defecation and Urination
9-2-90A. It is unlawful to allow a dog to defecate or urinate upon private property not owned by the person owning or in control of such dog. The owner or custodian of any dog shall be responsible for the removal of any defecation deposited by such dog on public property, recreation areas, or private property not owned by the person owning or in control of such dog. B. Kennels and Runs. It is unlawful for the owner or occupant of any premises on which a kennel, run, or other structure or area for housing or keeping of dogs is situated, to allow such kennel, run, or other structure or area of the premises to become unsanitary, unclean, or to emit undue stench or odor. The owner or occupant of any premises permitting any such condition to exist that does not abate such condition within 24 hours after notice shall be issued a citation. If such a notice is given, the condition must remain abated on a permanent basis. Additional notices shall not be necessary prior to the issuance of a citation. Allowable Number of Dogs
9-2-170Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, no more than three (3) dogs which are three (3) months of age or older shall be kept at any residence or commercial establishment at any time. This provision shall not apply to licensed kennels, grooming parlors, or veterinary clinics. Threatening Passers-By
9-2-190It shall be unlawful for any dog to threaten passers-by by nipping, chasing, jumping upon, attacking, or chasing any person, bicycle, or motor vehicle. |
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