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2022 DOG REGISTRATION IS STILL OPEN, as of March 31, 2022 there were still 430 dogs to register. If you have a new puppy, you can wait until it is 6 months old and it needs to have the rabies vaccine before it can be registered. If you are renewing your dogs registration, you can use the "Quick Renewal Response" for all the dogs in your family as long as a current rabies vaccine is on file with the town.
If you have a new dog or a new rabies certificate. Use the second "Dog Registration" which allows you toContinue reading
2022 DOG REGISTRATION IS STILL OPEN, as of March 31, 2022 there were still 430 dogs to register. If you have a new puppy, you can wait until it is 6 months old and it needs to have the rabies vaccine before it can be registered. If you are renewing your dogs registration, you can use the "Quick Renewal Response" for all the dogs in your family as long as a current rabies vaccine is on file with the town.
If you have a new dog or a new rabies certificate. Use the second "Dog Registration" which allows you to upload the rabies certificate.
The cost to register your dog is $13 if neutered/spayed, $17 in not neutered/unspayed. Payment and a valid rabies certificate are required to complete the registration process.
Feel free to come in to the Town Clerk Office. Dogs are welcome also as long as they are on a leash and under your control. Monday to Thursday 8 to noon, 1 to 4, Fridays 8 to noon.
Here is a song about a wise dog, sung by Patti Casey, titled Old Man
"All dogs are required to be registered in the town in which they reside by no later than April 1st of each year." After April 1st a $ 4.00 late fee will be added.
If you have a new puppy, we can't register it until after it receives it rabies vaccine. Technically dogs do not need to be registered until they are 6 months of age.
For your convenience there are 3 ways to register:
Online: Registration form at the bottom of this page. ( Please avoid using the "Explorer" browser, try any new modern browser like Chrome, Firefox, or Safari which have been updated to the latest version
Walk into the Town Hall ( M-Th 8-4, Fridays 8-12:00 noon)-- or use the drop box outside the Town Hall 24/7 if you want to leave off an updated certificate
Mail: Jericho Town Clerk Office/ PO Box 67/Jericho VT 05465
Your registration should include the following:
The appropriate fee, see below for current fee schedule.
A copy of the current rabies certificate if not already on file.
Your dog's registration information, if not already on file.
If your veterinarian has exempted your dog from receiving the rabies vaccination, please provide the appropriate documentation signed by your dog's veterinarian.
CURRENT FEE SCHEDULE*
Each Neutered Male or Spayed Female
Each Un-neutered Male or Un-spayed Female
On or Before April 1st
No Fee **
No Fee **
After April 1st (late Fees Apply)
$13.00
$17.00
* As of July 1, 2015 registration fees include statewide surcharge of $5. This covers a rabies control program ($1) and the establishment of funding of a statewide spaying/neutering program ($4). For more information about the V-snip program, go to VSNIP.
**At the Select Board meeting December 29, 2014 a motion was approved waiving the registration fee for all dogs that are registered in time and that have a rabies vaccine on file that is valid through April 1, 2015, in addition the Town will pay the $4 fee to the state for each dog registered in a timely manner.
