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The law requires that any person who has a pet in a public place must remove excrement (or other solid waste) deposited by the animal. This applies to all public places.

Livestock registration is a FREE program provided by MCAS. This program enables MCAS officers and dispatchers to notify owners of stray livestock without resorting to impounding or transporting.

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Please use this page to get your facility license and pay the associated fee.

We created the potentially dangerous dog program to identify dogs in the community that require special precautions in order to keep people and other animals safe.

Learn about the process of filing a complaint, and issuing or resolving a notice of infraction for violations of the Multnomah County Code for animals.

Learn about resources available to license your pet, renew your license, change license contact information, or lookup a license number.

Thank you for licensing your pet! Licensing pets is an important part of responsible pet ownership and it enables us to quickly and easily reunite pets with their owners.

Multnomah County Animal Services requires* licenses for dogs and cats to benefit neighborhoods, pet owners and animals.

In need of a cat for your barn or shop? Consider adopting a "Kitty for Hire!" The goal of the program is to place cats that are unadoptable through our regular adoption program as barn cats.