Animal Control Officer
William Mosher
(518) 251-4423
Dog Licenses

Dog Licenses are issued at the Town Clerks Office and must be renewed annually

RESOLUTION # 105-16 (July 19, 2016) 
Ms. Nightingale presented the following resolution and moved its passage with a second from Mr. Olesheski to accept and approve, starting Jan 1, 2017 Dog License will be for Spayed / Neutered $5.00 and for Un-Spayed / Un-Neutered $15.00.
You must provide an up-to-date Rabies Certificate 
With 5 members voting in favor, the resolution is declared carried. Ayes-5 ( Stevens, Arsenault, Olesheski, Nightingale, Vanselow) Nays- 0

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  COUNTY PUBLIC  HEALTH RABIES CLINICS 2019


Saturday     April 13        Warren County DPW                        10:00-Noon
4055 Main Street, Warrensburg (State RT 9)
 

Saturday     May 4         Lake George Fire House                    10:00-Noon
Ottawa and Amherst Streets


Saturday     May 18            Glens Falls DPW,                          10:00-Noon
Dix Avenue

Saturday     June 1           North Creek Fire House                    10:00-Noon

Saturday     June 22      Hadley Luzerne Fire House                 10:00-Noon
Lake Avenue, Lake Luzerne
 

Saturday     July 13      Brant Lake Fire House                         10:00-Noon

Saturday     July 27                Glens Falls DPW,                        10:00-Noon
Dix Avenue


Saturday     August 10     Stony Creek Town Hall                      10:00-Noon

Saturday     August 24     Queensbury Community Center        10:00-Noon
742 Bay Road


Saturday     September 14         Chester Fire House                10:00-Noon
State RT 8


Saturday     September 28      Glens Falls DPW,                      10:00-Noon
Dix Avenue


Saturday     October 19        Bolton Fire House,                      10:00-Noon 
Main Street


Saturday     October 26     Warren County DPW                      10:00-Noon
4055 Main Street, Warrensburg (State RT 9)
 

Saturday     November 2     Queensbury Community Center    10:00-Noon
742 Bay Road

 
Pets must be 3 months of age to receive their first immunization, which will afford them protection for one year. The next shot (booster) will afford protection for 3 years and is required one year after the first shot was given. From then on every three years a booster should be given to protect your pet. Both initial and booster shots will be given at all clinics scheduled by Warren County Public Health.
   

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A $10.00 donation is requested for each pet. No one is turned away due to financial hardship. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats or ferrets in carriers. Call Warren County Public Health at 761-6580 with questions.