Where to get a dog licence
You can register, renew, update information and pay for dog licences online or at several locations, listed below. It is your responsibility to keep your personal information up-to-date. If your information is inaccurate, you will likely not receive a dog licence renewal notice and it could be difficult to reunite you with your dog.
Replacement tags are not available online, they must be purchased in-person at one of the locations listed below.
Online |
Register your dog(s) and pay through our online services portal. |
Kelowna |
Regional District of Central Okanagan 1450 KLO Road 250-763-4918 Dog pound 890 Weddell Place 250-469-6284 City of Kelowna 1435 Water Street 250-469-8500 Kelowna SPCA (by appointment only) 3785 Casorso Road 250-861-7722 |
West Kelowna |
City of West Kelowna 2760 Cameron Road 778-797-1000 |
Peachland |
District of Peachland 5806 Beach Avenue 250-767-2647 |
Lake Country |
District of Lake Country 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road 250-766-5650 Residents on Okanagan Indian Band IR#7 in the Lake Country area are not required to purchase a dog licence. There is no program in place to get your dog home safely should it become lost. |
Westbank First Nation |
Westbank First Nation (WFN) 515 Highway 97 South, West Kelowna 250-769-4999 Dog licences through WFN are not part of the RDCO dog licensing program. However, should your dog be lost/found on RDCO land, we will work together to get your dog home safely to you. |
Okanagan Indian Band IR #7 |
Residents on Okanagan Indian Band IR#7 in the Lake Country area are not required to purchase a dog licence. There is no program in place to get your dog home safely should it become lost. |
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Under the Responsible Dog Ownership Bylaw, all dogs need to be licensed through the Regional District of Central Okanagan.
Whether you’re purchasing a new license or renewing an existing one, it’s an easy process that can be done online through the RDCO website.
You can also do it through the RDCO – My Dog Matters app, which also gets you special discounts at participating businesses in the region.
Check out the RDCO website for more information on licensing your pup! Send your comments, news tips, typos, letter to the editor, photos and videos to
For a spayed or neutered dog, the license is only $20 if you purchase it before March 1, but the price doubles to $40 after that.