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**advabHixavoip** · 05-03-2011, 09:35 PM

Licensing your pet does absolutely nothing.

Those of us paying it aren't losing our pets left and right, with the city bringing them home to us on a bed of roses. I licensed my pets because it was the thing to do right after getting them from the shelter.

Really, this is just another money-grab.

Accidents do happen. Just because you haven't lost your dog yet doesn't mean you never will. And no, the city won't "bring it back" to you - you need to go pick it up, because the shelter is strapped for cash, they don't have the extra manpower to return animals. Hence why they raised the license rates -- to bring more, much-needed money into the animal shelter.

Have you taken a walk through there to see what they're doing with your tax dollars?

05-03-2011, 09:35 PM	#9
advabHixavoip Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 362 Senior Member	Licensing your pet does absolutely nothing. Those of us paying it aren't losing our pets left and right, with the city bringing them home to us on a bed of roses. I licensed my pets because it was the thing to do right after getting them from the shelter. Really, this is just another money-grab. Accidents do happen. Just because you haven't lost your dog yet doesn't mean you never will. And no, the city won't "bring it back" to you - you need to go pick it up, because the shelter is strapped for cash, they don't have the extra manpower to return animals. Hence why they raised the license rates -- to bring more, much-needed money into the animal shelter. Have you taken a walk through there to see what they're doing with your tax dollars?
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