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CITY REQUIREMENTS Anoka No dog or cat shall be kept within city limits unless a license (tag) is obtained. No person shall keep more than three (3) cats, or a mixture of dogs and cats, not to exceed three pets in total, at one residence within the city, except that a fresh little of pups or kittens may be kept for a period of three (3) months. Annual licenses shall be issued by the city clerk upon payment of the fee determined by the council resolution. There are no residential kennel license provisions in their code. Coon Rapids Any person who owns more than three (3) dogs over the age of six months shall be deemed to be operating a kennel and shall require a kennel license. A kennel license may be issued only by action of the City Council. The initial issuance of a kennel shall require a special use permit and the procedure shall be the same as that followed for the issuance of a special use permit. All dogs and cats are required to be licensed (tag). Falcon Heights No person may maintain a kennel within the City. Four (4) or more of any type of domestic pets over four (4) months old constitute a kennel. Falcon Heights does not require dogs or cats to be licensed. All dogs and cats older than six (6) months must be vaccinated against rabies and the rabies vaccination tags provided by the veterinarian must be affixed to the animal’s collar. Ham Lake For residential lots containing between one acre and 2.5 acres, a maximum of four dogs is allowed. For lots in excess of 2.5 acres, a maximum of six dogs will be allowed. No exceptions. Lauderdale Lauderdale only allows kennels for veterinary clinics. Residents are only allowed two (2) dogs – no exceptions. Lino Lakes Any person who owns, keeps or allows the keeping of more than three dogs over six (6) months of age on any parcel of land must first acquire a kennel license from the City. An application for a private kennel license must be submitted to the Police Department accompanied by the fee established by City Council ordinance. Each dog over six months of age is required to have an individual dog license (tag). A minimum of one (1) acre of land is required to obtain a private kennel license in any zoning district. A private kennel is limited to a maximum of four (4) dogs. There are no provisions that require residents to acquire a petition from their neighbors. Little Canada Little Canada allows 3 dogs per resident. Little Canada just does allow a fourth dog if all four animals are register Pet Therapy Animals. No exceptions. Maplewood Residential property owners are allowed 2 dogs and 2 cats. The third animal requires a kennel license to be submitted to the City Clerk. Mendota Heights The City allows 3 dogs per residential property. They do not allow kennels. Mound Not more than 3 dogs/cats over six months of age shall be kept on any one premises. No Kennel License. New Brighton Similar to Falcon Heights, the City does not have dog licensing and do not allow kennel licenses. Residents are required to have their pets vaccinated against rabies. The City only allows 3 dogs per property. Oakdale The City allows a combined total of three (3) dogs or cats. If a resident wants more dogs/cats, then the resident must apply for a special use permit, which includes obtaining petition signatures from neighbors for approval. Roseville All dogs are required to be licensed (tag). No person shall maintain a kennel (more than two dogs over the age of three months of age), without first securing a license. Kennel restriction shall not apply to veterinary hospitals. There were no provisions found in their City Code that require residents to acquire a petition (signatures) from their neighbors. Shoreview No person shall keep more than 3 dogs, 3 cats, 3 Vietnamese Pot Bellied Pigs or 4 chickens on residentially zoned property. The total number of combined licensed animals per residentially zoned property shall not exceed 4, with chickens considered as 1 licensed animal.