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| CY |
2001 |
2002 |
2003 |
2004 |
2005 |
2006 |
2007 |
| TOTAL |
176,991 |
157,624 |
157,670 |
162,354 |
140,357 |
137,393 |
133,885 |
| DOGS |
113,859 |
102,399 |
104,128 |
105,926 |
93,985 |
91,563 |
90,920 |
| CATS |
63,132 |
55,225 |
53,542 |
56,428 |
46,372 |
45,830 |
42,965 |
| CY |
1994 |
1995 |
1996 |
1997 |
1998 |
1999 |
2000 |
| TOTAL |
99,732 |
154,159 |
155,456 |
161,969 |
163,550 |
171,162 |
168,311 |
| DOGS |
74,859 |
97,904 |
98,282 |
101,503 |
102,822 |
108,902 |
108,483 |
| CATS |
24,873 |
56,255 |
57,174 |
60,466 |
60,728 |
62,260 |
59,828 |
A
license tag is one of the most valuable items
that you could obtain for your pet. This identifies
you and your pet. If you are separated from your
pet, the information cross-referenced from the
tag could re-unite you and your pet. Licensing
your pet is required by law in Pinellas County.
***SPECIAL
NOTE***
The decrease in licensing for 2002 and thereafter
is because
Pinellas County instituted a 3-year license
option to run concurrent with 3-year rabies
vaccinations. With previous 3-year licenses
being still active, there are approximately
183,000 “active” licensed pets
in 2007
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