Pet Licensing

Licensing your pet helps keep them safer, easier to return home, and compliant with local city and county requirements. It also helps Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control maintain current owner records, reunite lost pets faster, and support animal control services in our community.

Whether you are licensing your pet for the first time or renewing an existing license, you can complete your license in person, by phone, or by mail.

Online renewals are not available at this time. We are working on adding an online renewal option and will update this page when it becomes available.

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What you’ll need

To help us process your pet’s license, please provide:

  • Your current contact information

  • Your pet’s name, species, breed, age, color, and sex

  • Proof of current rabies vaccination

  • Proof of spay/neuter surgery, if applying for the altered pet rate

If you have recently moved, please call us before renewing. Your licensing fee or licensing requirements may have changed depending on your new address.

Why licensing matters

Licensing is more than a tag. It helps:

  • Reunite lost pets with their families faster

  • Keep owner contact information current

  • Support rescue and care for stray, sick, and injured animals

  • Assist Animal Care & Control with animal-related concerns like cruelty & neglect

  • Support local animal control services & the WVHS shelter animals

How to license or renew your pet

Option 1: In person

Licenses for most jurisdictions may be purchased or renewed at Wenatchee Valley Humane Society during regular business hours.

Wenatchee Valley Humane Society
1474 S. Wenatchee Ave.
Wenatchee, WA 98801

Option 2: By phone

You may license or renew over the phone for a $2 convenience fee per license.

Call 509-888-7283

Option 3: By mail

Mail your completed license application and payment to:

Wenatchee Valley Humane Society
P.O. Box 1965
Wenatchee, WA 98807

PetHub license tags

Licenses purchased or renewed through Wenatchee Valley Humane Society are issued on PetHub-powered tags. PetHub tags include optional QR code features that can help connect lost pets with their owners.

Your PetHub features will not work until you activate or update your tag.

[Activate or update your PetHub tag]

If your pet’s license tag is lost during the current license year, WVHS can issue a replacement tag for $5.

Questions?

Animal Care & Control staff can help you determine the correct jurisdiction, fee, or renewal process.

Call: 509-662-9577 ext. 1
Animal Control: 509-888-SAVE
Email: wvhs@wenatcheehumane.org