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4 criminal penalties. If the civif _ mentioned above is not and the owner does not spay/neu��r his/her dog(s} or cat(s� or obtains =he hreedin� }ir.ri7iilk�sj ��:q�,��,-:: �;nd�r k;��b�ct�� =. t�j, =�L�x��_ y,�17h7 �#te�� ns��s =r�i�ttse rrL�� ;:�tt� �sparfi�erR IfG1 nc�;fc�l tl-� crumer f,# th� ►�npos��sn �*f 1hr� �..-: �I p��ty m�i�� =-�e�� 'r�,�'t'., �}te �ant��ierg :I: � i�re breeding permit requirementof ihis section becomes a misdemeanor and may be prosecuted as such (2) The Department may revoke any permit issued. Pacific Grove o All dogs and cats are required to be spayed or neutered unless the guardian obtains an unaltered dog permit. There is a licensing differential of $7.50 for a spayed or neutered animal and $30 for an unaltered animal. Q Impoundment fees for licensed and spayed or neutered dogs are waived; iicensed, unaltered dogs may be waived if the guardian signs an agreement to spay or neuterthe dog within 9Q days. Guardians who wish to breed their dog or cat may purchase a breeder's permit, which allows no more than one litter per adult female per year. Guardians who wish to produce more than one litter each year may apply for a commercial breeder's permit. �rd. 14.i}4.10Q (1) Licensed and Sterilized Dogs. For a currently licensed dog that has been sterilized, the reclaiming owner shall be granted a waiver from the impoundmentfee for the first-time impoundmentof the dog. (2) Licensed Dogs, Unsteriiized. For a licensed but unsterilized dog, the first-timeimpoundment fee and unsterilized dog fee may be waived at the reauest of the reclaiming owner provided that, prior to release of the dog, the "Delivery to Veterinarian" pr�.�4",.r�-�, as defined in s[�bsection (d), is followed. �sc�. 9 fi.fi�,�CrC� {3� (da peliuerv to Veterinarian Procedure. The owner shalf volunteerthe animai for sterilization and depositthe requisitefee with a licensed veterinarian. In return, the veterinarianshall provide the ownerwith a receipt certifying that sterilization of the animal has been paid for and scheduled or that heaith considerations preclude sterilization. Upon presentation of such receipt and certification to the holding agency, the animal shall be released to the owner. Sterilizationunder this procedureshall take place no later than ten days a�t�r release ... In the event of failure to meet the appropriate deadline, the deposit shall be forfeited, and afler deducting reasonable costs, the veterinarian shall return the remainder to the city or its designee for educational purposes related to pet sterilization programs. Ord, 10.18.010, Sterilization of Adopted Animals--Fees. (a) No unsterilized dog or cat shall be released by the city or its designeefor adoption unless the adopterfirst follows the "Deliveryto Veterinarian" procedure. Ord. 1 Q.1fi.D4.0 Breeding. (1) The requirementfor a breeding permit may be waived if, on the first occasion of such birth, the [itter is delivered to the S.P.C.A. for humane disposition, the owner has the parent animai sterilized, and proof of such actions is provided to the city or its designated representative. (4) Permits shall apPly to no more than one litter per adult female per year regardless of litter size, except as follows: Owners wishing to produce litters at a rate higher than one per year may be issued a commercial breeding permit upon completion of the appropriate application and payment of the fee established by resolution of the council. The commercial breeding permit is not subject to the single litter limitation. Sacramento County � All dogs and cats over the age of 4 months must be s�aylnautereCE * Licensing charges are $15 a year for altered animals and $150 a year for unaltered animais 8.24.030 b. No owner shall or harbor within the county any dog or cat over the age of four moths that has � �� I he�T ��?rlhz�. �.rFe-�s �eh =i � n fr 4d� ai �rreflered li�s�. un�itatecf I:cens�e w� t�uce� ��, � IS �heiw�se ax�rnpt�d -~� '��SI :rtz'17 111 �e['i�n �.� � U:�U �r 8.24,f]3�{m�. Ur.�: � suritien een"iieation �a ��v��'�-r G� ,ri � �1�y r� cat has been surgically sterilized, the amount of license fee shal� be one-half or less than the fee established for intact dogs or cats. San Ma4�a � Any dog or cat over 6 months of age must be spayed or neutered, unless the guardian holds an unaltered license. * if the animal breeds accidentally, the guardian must obtain a breede�'s permit in addition to the unaltered license. Any guardian redeeming an impounded unalteredanimal wil[ be required to pay a spay/ne�ierfee in the amount of $35 i� addition to the impound fees imposed. This fee wil[ be refunded if the animai is spayed or neutered within 30 days. Any unaltered animal impounded twice or more within a 3-year period will be altered at the guardian's expense prior to redemption. At the option of the guardian, required spaying or neutering may be performed by a private veterinarian.