Dog License

Payment options:
Mailed Applications	Cash, check or money order made payable to County Treasurer No Credit Cards.
Online Dog License Purchase	Credit Cards only
Licenses purchased over the counter in the Treasurer's Office	Credit Cards, cash, or check or money order made payable to County Treasurer

A dog is required to be licensed as early as three months of age.
Applications are available at your local post office, your veterinarian's office, magistrate office, or can be down-loaded from this website or from the Department of Agriculture's website.
If your pet has lost a current licensed dog tag or a permanent lifetime tag, you may purchase a duplicate tag for $1.50.
The transfer of a dog between two individuals requires a notarized document submitted by the new owner and a $1 fee is charge by the Treasurer's Office.

Regular Dog License Application

For Senior Citizen fees (age 65 or older), you must provide proof of age to the County Treasurer.

You should provide a copy of your Social Security Disability or SSI award letter.

Person with a disability is as follows:

"a person who receives disability insurance or supplemental security income for the aged, blind or disabled under the Social Security Act (49 Stat. 620, 42 U.S.C. Section 301 et seq.), or who receives a rent or property tax rebate under the act of March 11, 1971 (P.L. 104, No. 3), known as the Senior Citizens Rebate and Assistance Act, on account of disability, or who has a handicapped plate under 75 PA.C.S. Section 1338 (relating to handicapped plate and placard)."

Dog owners must have their dog microchipped or tattooed to qualify for a lifetime license.
Both forms must be submitted by the dog owner with cash/check or money order payable to County Treasurer. The forms must be returned within 30 days.
- Lifetime Application Form
- Permanent Identification Verification Form

Any further questions about Lifetime licenses please contact our office at (724) 830-3180 or the Department of Agriculture at (717)787-4737.