Culver City Dog Park - How to get your dog a license

Be Prepared: Only licensed dogs are allowed in Off-Leash Dog Parks everywhere and, by law, all dogs must be licensed. We want to help you through this process, so look no further!

This information is for Culver City Residents only (including the Los Angeles 90066 Culver City residents). If you live in another area, you'll need to be locate where to send your license application and how much it will cost. Contact your City Hall Information Office for assistance. As long as your well-behaved and vaccinated dog is licensed in the city where you reside you are welcome to bring him or her to the Boneyard.

Pet Licensing: (310) 253-6015

New Dog and Cat License Requirements!

Without identifying information, pets separated from their human companions cannot be reunified with their families. Each year, many more puppies and kittens are born than can be adopted. To help resolve these issues, Culver City is launching Project ARF-Culver City's new in-house licensing program. On July 1, 2007, all dogs and cats must be licensed. To be licensed, each pet must be (1) vaccinated, (2) spayed/neutered, and (3) micro-chipped.

The City will be holding a low-cost clinic for dogs (please no cats!) at the Armory (10808 Culver Boulevard) with free microchips, low-cost vaccinations and licensing available:
06/16/07-9:30 AM to 3:00 PM

The Culver City City Council has issued a "get out of jail free" (well-almost free) card for our long-time unlicensed Bowzers and Fluffies. License your pet between April 1 and June 29, 2007 and you pay only the current year license fee. All prior delinquent fees and penalties are waived! Licenses will now be issued at City Hall!

Pets need three things:
Proof of vaccination
Proof of alteration
Proof of microchipping

Annual License fees: $20/dog and $10/cat.
Checks or cash only at clinics!
For pet licensing forms or exemption forms, please go to http://www.culvercity.org/citygov/animal_licensing.html and click on the links from that page.