100 Mile House dog licences: fees and how to get one

How do I get a dog licence, and what does it cost?

100 Mile House, British ColumbiaChecked against official textSources read 2026-11-08

Short answer

In 100 Mile House, the District issues dog licences. A dog licence costs $30 for a spayed or neutered dog and $50 for one that is not. Apply with the online form on the District's Pet Licensing page.

Key facts

Licence required	Yes. No one may keep a dog unless it has a valid licence, and the licence tag must be kept on the dog's collar, harness or other suitable device.Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026, s. 4.1, 4.2 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08 Official wording No person shall keep any dog unless a valid and subsisting license has been obtained under this bylaw for that dog. shall affix, and keep affixed, the license tag on the dog by a collar, harness, or other suitable device.
Issued by	The District of 100 Mile House (its Collector or designate issues licences and tags).Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026, s. 6.2; Pet Licensing, intro · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08 Official wording The Collector, or their designate, shall receive dog license fees and is responsible for issuing dog licenses and license tags. If you and your pet live within the municipal boundaries of the District of 100 Mile House your pet requires a licence.
Fee, spayed or neutered	$30 for a neutered male or spayed female dog ($20 if the dog is not four months old until after June 30, or moved into the District after June 30). Free if applied for by February 28 in a licensing year. The schedule does not say if the fee is yearly; Bylaw 1475 says a licence lasts the dog's lifetime.Sources differ: Bylaw 1475 s. 4.3 makes a licence valid for the lifetime of the dog, but the fee schedule (Bylaw 1434, consolidated April 2026) still speaks of a 'licensing year' and a February 28 free-application date. The District's Pet Licensing page repeats the fees and the February 28 rule but cites old Animal Control Bylaw 1131 and 1031 (repealed by 1475, s. 23.1). Unclear whether the fee is yearly or once.Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434, 2024, consolidated, Schedule A, s. 1(a), 1(d); Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026, s. 6.1 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08 Official wording (a) Each neutered male or spayed female dog $ 30.00 (d) Each neutered male or spayed female dog $ 20.00 An application for a license received on or before February 28th in a licensing year will be issued at no cost to the applicant. The owner of every dog shall pay the applicable license fee as set out in the current Fees and Charges Bylaw. Every license and corresponding license tag issued under this bylaw shall be valid for the lifetime of the dog.
Fee, not spayed or neutered	$50 for a male dog other than a neutered male or a female dog other than a spayed female ($35 if the dog is not four months old until after June 30, or moved in after June 30). Free if applied for by February 28. Bylaw 1475 says a licence lasts the dog's lifetime; the schedule does not say if the fee is yearly.Sources differ: Same lifetime-versus-yearly question as fee_altered.Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434, 2024, consolidated, Schedule A, s. 1(b), 1(c), 1(e), 1(f); Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026, s. 4.3 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08 Official wording (b) Each male dog other than a neutered male 50.00 (c) Each female dog other than a spayed female 50.00 (e) Each male dog other than a neutered male 35.00 (f) Each female dog other than a spayed female 35.00 Every license and corresponding license tag issued under this bylaw shall be valid for the lifetime of the dog.
Other fees and discounts	Replacement licence or tag: $2.50. Licence free for a registered guide dog or service dog. Impound fees: $25 first, $50 second, $150 third, $250 fourth and later, plus $15 a day, plus the licence fee if the dog is unlicensed.Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434, 2024, consolidated, Schedule A, s. 2, 3; Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026, s. 4.5, 6.3, 6.4 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08 Official wording (a) Issuance of a replacement license or license tag $ 2.50 (a) First impoundment $ 25.00 (e) Maintenance fees for any animal $ 15.00/day A dog license will be provided at no charge to the owner of a registered guide dog If the person to whom the license was issued sells or otherwise ceases to be the owner of a dog, the new owner of that dog shall obtain a license
Renewal	Under Bylaw 1475 a licence and tag are valid for the lifetime of the dog, so no yearly renewal is set by the bylaw.Sources differ: The fee schedule still refers to a licensing year and a February 28 date for free applications or renewals; the Pet Licensing page says 'application or a renewal license received on or before February 28th in a licensing year will be issued at no cost'. Owners must keep contact details up to date.Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026, s. 4.3; Pet Licensing, intro · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08 Official wording Every license and corresponding license tag issued under this bylaw shall be valid for the lifetime of the dog. Pet Licences are now for the lifetime or your pet.
How to get one	Complete a Dog Licence Application form (online form on the District's Pet Licensing page). Changes to pet or contact details: call 250-395-2434 or email info@100milehouse.com.Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026, s. 4.1; Pet Licensing, intro · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08 Official wording A license may be obtained by completing If there are any changes to your pet or contact information please call us at 250-395-2434. Changes can also be emailed to info@100milehouse.com or by using the online form below.
Fine, unlicensed dog	Bylaw notice for an untagged dog (s. 4.2): $50 if paid within 14 days, $100 from day 15 to 28, $110 after 28 days. Schedule A has no separate row for keeping an unlicensed dog (s. 4.1).Council agenda package, September 8, 2026, Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 1429 Schedule A, Bylaw 1429 Schedule A, Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08 Official wording 4.2 Untagged Dog 50.00 100.00 110.00
Bylaw	District of 100 Mile House Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026 (fees in Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434, 2024, Schedule A).Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026, title; Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434, 2024, consolidated, Schedule A · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08 Official wording This bylaw may be citied for all purposes as the District of 100 Mile House Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026 Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434, 2024 Schedule “A” – Animal Control

How it works

The District issues licences and tags under its Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475. No one may keep a dog unless it has a valid licence, and the tag must stay on the dog's collar, harness or other suitable device. The bylaw sets no minimum age for a licensed dog. Fees are in the Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434.

Steps

Fill in the Dog Licence Application on the District's Pet Licensing page.
Pay the fee. The pages we read do not say where or how to pay, so call 250-395-2434 or email info@100milehouse.com to ask.
Put the tag on your dog's collar or harness.
If your pet or contact details change, call or email the District.

Good to know

Bylaw 1475 says a licence lasts the dog's lifetime, but the fee schedule and the Pet Licensing page still refer to a licensing year. Confirm with the District before you assume you never need to renew.
Applying or renewing by February 28 in a licensing year is free, according to the fee schedule and the Pet Licensing page.
A licence cannot be moved to another dog, and a new owner must get a new licence. No transfer fee is stated.
A registered guide dog or service dog is licensed free.
A dog without its tag can bring a bylaw notice of $100 ($50 if paid within 14 days, $110 after 28 days). The schedule has no separate row for an unlicensed dog.
An impounded dog costs $25 the first time, $50 the second, $150 the third and $250 the fourth and later, plus $15 a day, plus the licence fee if it is unlicensed.

Official forms and pages

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Sources

Pet Licensing, District of 100 Mile House (read 2026-11-08)
Animal Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 1475, 2026 (PDF), District of 100 Mile House (read 2026-11-08)
Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434, 2024, consolidated (PDF), District of 100 Mile House (read 2026-11-08)
Council agenda package, September 8, 2026, Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 1429 Schedule A (PDF) (read 2026-11-08)

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