For these reasons any dog not covered under a kennel license must wear the tag at all times, even if the animal is normally confined to the house.ĭuring the annual enrollment period (from December 1st of the year prior to the license year through January 31st of the license year) licenses may be purchased through official agents located throughout Shelby County. An unlicensed dog may be legally disposed of after only a 3-day holding period. Ohio Law requires the dog warden to hold a licensed dog for at least 14 days before destroying it or adopting it out. If your pet should accidentally stray from your care, the animal can easily be identified and returned safely to you by comparing the license number to the County’s records. In addition to the legal requirement, there is another very good reason to license your dog.

Animal Emergencies & Concerns – Shelby County Animal Shelter.

Download Application for the Registration of Kennel(s).

Download Application for the Registration of Dog(s).

Purchase Dog Tags On-line Visit Website.Licenses may be purchased year-round at the Shelby County Auditor’s Office, 129 East Court Street, Sidney, from the Shelby County Dog Warden at 610 Gearhart Rd., Sidney, Ohio, or on-line. The deadline for purchasing dog licenses without penalty is January 31st of each year. For more information on NAICS, visit the U.S. Click here for a partial list of NAICS codes. When completing a vendor’s license registration form, business owners will need to know where their company falls within the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). Contact the Shelby County Auditor at 93 for more information.

County Auditors - Businesses may also apply for a vendor’s license with their county auditor.Note: Businesses must first establish an account with OBG before using it to request a vendor’s license. Ohio Business Gateway - Prospective retailers may obtain a vendor’s license immediately through the Ohio Business Gateway (OBG).Ohio offers several different types of vendor’s licenses, depending on the kind of business, and at least two ways to obtain a license. Ohio law requires any person or business making retail sales of tangible personal property or taxable services to register for the sales tax by obtaining a vendor’s license.

Ohio business license procedures