What You Can Do
Responsible Pet Ownership
You can assist the Animal Control Department by:
Making sure your pets are spayed / neutered and vaccinated
Making sure your pet gets proper medical care and routine examinations
Making sure your pet has an adequate supply of food and water
Non-agricultural animals (cats and dogs) must be provided with a shelter. Ideally, cats should be kept as indoor-only pets.
Making sure your pet is under your control, preferably contained within a fenced area
Being considerate of your neighbors regarding your pet’s behavior
Considering obedience training classes for behavior problems
Obeying your County and/or city animal control ordinances
Keeping your pets for the duration of their life
All microchips registered with Findpet can be traced internationally through the American Animal Hospital Association’s (AAHA) universal pet microchip lookup, ensuring your pet's safety at home or during travel.