Dog Licensing Information for Walla Walla County Residents

About 95 percent of lost animals that wear current identification are reunited with their owners.

To comply with Walla Walla and College Place ordinances, dogs aged four months and older residing within city limits require licensing. Similarly, Walla Walla County mandates licensing for dogs six months and older within the designated dog control zones, which include Touchet, Wallula, Burbank, and Walla Walla. Even for predominantly indoor pets, licensing is mandatory, with a current dog license tag serving as proof.

Dog Control Zones:

• Walla Walla and College Place

• Wallula

• Touchet

• Burbank

Licensing Process:

Renewing your dog's license is a straightforward process, ensuring your pet's safe return if lost and providing proof of ownership. You can conveniently renew your dog's license online with the below form or obtain licensing forms from local veterinary clinics and the Blue Mountain Humane Society. State law necessitates proof of current rabies vaccination for all dogs over six months.

Please allow 7-10 business days for your dog license(s) to arrive by mail.

Walla Walla licenses are also available for purchase at the Shelter, Animal Clinic East, Associated Veterinary Clinic and Animal Clinic of Walla Walla.

College Place licenses must be purchased at the College Place Police Department or the Shelter. Not available online.

Fees:

• $30 for an unaltered dog (not spayed or neutered)

• $15 for an altered dog

• A valid Rabies Vaccination Certificate is mandatory for licensing.