Watson, NY · Lewis County
Kennel Permit
This permit records a property owner’s kennel information and dog count for the Town of Watson when the owner has four or more dogs.
What this form is
The Town of Watson kennel permit records the owner’s name, property address, phone number, effective date, and number of dogs. The document says a kennel license is required for a person owning or harboring four or more dogs and must be renewed yearly. It lists fees for kennels with 4–10 dogs and 11–20 dogs, and provides a space for the fee when there are more than 20 dogs.
Who needs it
A person who owns or harbors four or more dogs on a property in the Town of Watson needs this kennel permit.
How to submit it
The document says the permit section is to be filed with the Town Clerk. It provides spaces for the Town Clerk/Dog Control Officer to issue and date the permit.
About notarization
No notary is required; the permit has no notary block and provides spaces for the Town Clerk/Dog Control Officer to issue and date it.
How to submit this form
- 1
Download The Permit
Download the Town of Watson Kennel Permit.
- 2
Complete The Owner Details
Fill in the owner name, property address, phone number, effective date, and total number of dogs.
- 3
Review The Fee
Refer to the listed fees for 4–10 or 11–20 dogs; the form leaves the fee for more than 20 dogs blank.
- 4
File With The Town Clerk
File the permit section with the Town Clerk, as directed on the document.
Frequently asked questions
- Who needs a Town of Watson kennel permit?
- The document says a person owning or harboring four or more dogs needs a kennel license in addition to the license fee for each dog.
- Do I need a notary for the Kennel Permit?
- No. This permit has no notary block; it provides spaces for the Town Clerk/Dog Control Officer to issue and date it.
- How do I submit the Kennel Permit?
- The document says the permit section is to be filed with the Town Clerk. It does not provide an address or other submission details.
- What fees does the Kennel Permit list?
- The form lists $25 for 4–10 dogs and $50 for 11–20 dogs. It provides a blank fee space for more than 20 dogs.