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HARRISBURG, PA — Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding is reminding Pennsylvania dog owners that a dog license is not only a responsibility, but a tangible way to love your dog and …
Ag Secretary Reminds Dog Owners Licenses Are Your Responsibility Read More
WEST CHESTER, PA — State law requires all dogs three months and older to be licensed by Jan. 1 of each year.
2022 Dog Licenses Available at County Treasurers’ Offices Read More
CARLISLE, PA — Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding and Treasurer Kelly Neiderer recently announced the availability of 2022 dog licenses, reminding Pennsylvania dog owners that a dog license makes the perfect …
Agriculture Secretary Announced Availability Of 2022 Dog Licenses As Perfect Holiday Gift For Our Constant Companions Read More
QUAKERTOWN, PA — Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Fred Strathmeyer was recently at Willow Spring Kennels in Bucks County to discuss the sad situation facing Pennsylvania dogs due to inaction …
A Call for Action to Prevent Puppy Mills from Resurfacing Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding recently joined Dauphin County Treasurer Janis Creason and Executive Director Humane Society of Harrisburg Area and Federated Humane Societies of Pennsylvania President Amy …
Ag Secretary Calls for Practical Solution to Crisis Impacting PA Dogs, Local Government Finances Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding is warning that the Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement’s dog wardens’ relationship with the Pennsylvania SPCA network to address animal cruelty for dogs …
Ag Secretary, Legislators, Humane Officials Warn: Without Funding Fix, Dogs Will Suffer, Taxpayers Take Double Hit Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — The Department of Agriculture this week hosted a Facebook Live event to directly address questions about the work of wardens and their connection to the enforcement of animal …
Department of Agriculture Answers Frequently Ask Questions About Dog Wardens Role, Animal Cruelty Read More
HARRISBURG, PA – Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding is warning that counties, municipalities and law enforcement agencies will have to fund and provide more services for stray and dangerous dogs without …
Secretary of Agriculture Claims Counties, Municipalities, Will Face More Expenses Without Dog License Fee Increase Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding is warning that Pennsylvanians will be at significant risk of coming into contact with a dangerous dog or be victim in a dog-related …
You Risk Contact with Dangerous Dogs Without Immediate Increase to Dog License Fee, Says Agriculture Secretary Read More
HARRISBURG, PA – Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding recently joined Dr. Danielle Ward, veterinarian for the department’s Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement and Aurora Velazquez, executive director of the Philadelphia Animal …
Ag Secretary Continues Push for Dog License Fee Increase, Warns of Infectious Disease Risks Read More