** To receive a permanent license, the pet must be permanently microchipped or tattooed, and a veterinarian's statement showing the pet's microchip number or tattoo is required.

Would you like to make a donation to the Pennsylvania SPCA? All proceeds will be used exclusively to find unwanted animals new homes. Please indicate the amount of your donation on your paperwork to ensure that your payment is applied correctly. For more information about the PSPCA, visit www.pspca.org.

The cost for licensing unaltered or fertile pets is higher than for licensing spayed or neutered pets in order to promote sterilization and to reduce pet overpopulation and starvation.

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