Leash Laws
What If Leash Laws Are Broken?A dog/cat-at-large may be picked up by an Animal Welfare Officer and impounded at our facility or returned to the owner if the dog/cat has a current license tag or other identification. The owner may also be issued a dog/cat-at-large citation and be fined. Citations may require a court appearance.
Who Enforces Leash Laws?
Animal Welfare or police officers enforce local leash laws in the City of Tulsa.
Why Should My Pet Be Spayed/Neutered?
City Ordinance requires all dogs and cats over the age of six months to be spayed or neutered. Certain exemptions are allowed by permit.
Impound, boarding, and license and vaccination costs, if applicable, will be charged to reclaim your animal.
What are the animal redemption fees?
- Impoundment Fee: $20 for cats, dogs, & other small
animals.
- Daily Fees: $10 for each day or part of a day, which begins at 12:01 a.m.
- Rabies Vaccination Fee: $10 Rabies Vaccination if not current by licensed veterinarian.
- City License Fee: $5 if animal is spayed/neutered.
- Sterilization Deposit (if animal is not spayed/neutered): $150 (refunded if proof of sterilization is provided within 60 days)
- Dog/Cat at large Citation: $75
- Un-spayed/Un-neutered Citation: $75
- Unvaccinated Animal Citation: $75
- Unlicensed Animal Citation: $75
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