Did you know dog licenses and rabies vaccinations are required by the State of CA & County Ordinance? (See flier below for more information) Also, making sure your pet has a proper license – worn on his/her collar – is one of the best ways to help him/her get home if they ever get lost. DocuPet makes licensing your pets fast and easy! Please note that altering (spay/neuter) your pet reduces the price for licensing. In addition, did you know spay and neutering your pet can reduce the risk of many diseases and increase the life of your best friend?

Pet licenses just got an upgrade.  As of July 30, 2024, we are excited to announce our new partnership with DocuPet to offer digital license tags to Solano County residents! With these new tags, you will receive an optional benefit to be able to store your dog's critical information on a FREE online profile as well as have access to a multitude of lost pet recovery services should your pet ever go missing.

Please note: If you have licensed your pet previously, you will need to create a new account with DocuPet.

For more information such as to license your pet online, renew your license, please click here.

To view Solano County license rates, please click here.

To obtain a current license, your pet will need a current rabies certificate. We provide this service at our Low Cost Clinic (click here for more information) or through your local Veterinary office. 

Licenses can be purchased in person at the following locations:

	Solano County Sheriff’s Office Animal Shelter
	Benicia Police Department
	Dixon City Hall
	Humane Society of the North Bay
	Rio Vista Police Department
	Vallejo City Hall