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Animal Licensing

Animal licensing for dogs, kennels, and urban chickens in Lincoln County.

Dog Licensing:

How to license your dog:
Bring your current rabies vaccination to the 2nd floor of the Lincoln County Annex at
418 Mineral Ave, Libby. The office is open from 8:00 to 5:00, Monday – Friday.
Alternative ways to license your dog:

  • Visit Tobacco Valley Animal Shelter, Eureka.
  • The shelter is open Monday – Saturday from 1:00- 4:00 pm.
  • Visit Friends of the Shelter at 255 County Shop Rd.
  • The shelter is open Monday – Friday from 12:00- 3:00 pm.
  • If you prefer to license your dog by mail, complete the online license application and mail it with the appropriate fee to 418 Mineral Ave, Libby, MT 59923. Your dog license will be mailed back to you.

Kennel Licensing:

A “Kennel” is defined as any household or establishment where five (5) or more dogs are kept and maintained exclusively in that kennel, or dog(s) and/or cat(s) are kept for the purpose of breeding, or dogs and/or cats are offered for sale, trade, profit, or barter. All animal rescue organizations, animal shelters and boarding facilities are also deemed to be kennels no matter the number of dogs and/or cats onsite at any given time.

A kennel license is required for any organization, person, family, or household meeting the definition of “kennel.”

To apply for a kennel license, fill out a Kennel License Application and submit it to lchd@libby.org.

Urban Chicken Licensing:

The Libby Urban Chicken Ordinance allows residents to keep up to five chickens on their property, with specific conditions regarding yard space and coop size. Residents must apply for a permit with the City of Libby before bringing in chickens.

Contact Information

Tammy Brown
LCAS Manager