Committee moves to replace pet licensing with mandatory microchipping in code updates
The Clallam County Animal Solutions Committee advanced draft ordinance language to replace traditional animal licensing with a microchipping requirement for dogs older than six months, and discussed enforcement, fees and state-law limits on who may implant chips.
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The Clallam County Animal Solutions Committee on Tuesday proposed replacing animal-licensing requirements in county code with a mandatory microchipping policy for dogs.
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