A pet licence helped City of Kingston bylaw officers bring Titus the dog home after he had been lost for 57 days. Bylaw officers Angie Hogle and Tina Campbell found Titus, after someone who spotted him called in to the City. Hogle and Campbell brought Titus to a vet to be checked out after making… Keep Reading
$75 tickets to be issued to owners of off-leash dogs on CRCA properties Keep Reading
Police receiving one to two calls a day on average in relation to pets Keep Reading
Public invited to the puppy kissing booth, animal photo shoots & special cat adoption pricing Keep Reading
It’s time to renew your pet licences. If your pet was licensed last year, look for your licence renewal notice in the mail, and go online to <http://kingston.docupet.com/renew-now> to complete your renewal. “Pet owners renewing their licences will notice that the City’s partnership with DocuPet has added a lot of value to our pet licensing… Keep Reading
New system provides a number of benefits for pet owners Keep Reading
On Sunday, June 14th, the Kingston Humane Society will be holding a microchip clinic from 11 am to 1 pm. Shelters and many veterinary clinics are able to scan found animals and received owner contact details from the microchip company’s database. According to the organization, having a pet microchipped typically reduces the time required to… Keep Reading
Cat and dogs must now be licensed by March 31, 2015 Keep Reading
Voucher amount raised to $250 and available on October 1st Keep Reading
"Pet Waste Composter - Water Wise Workshop" being held on Saturday, July 5 Keep Reading
Neighbourhood rally takes place Sunday, May 25 from 2:00pm - 4:00pm Keep Reading
